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Black Badge Complete Collection
Willy was the first boy scout to get every merit badge offered… except one. The one you don’t get, the one you The Black Badge, a top-secret branch sent off to accomplish missions that adults never could.
Kenny, Cliff, Mitz, and Willy may look like scouts who lost their tour group, but they’re actually one of the most elite teams working for the government. But there are many secrets kept from the location of a long-presumed dead former member, the roles of the other Rainbow Jamboree participants, and ultimately the murderer of one of their own! Intrigue abounds as the kids have to pick up a world made a mess by adults.
Experience the complete series by the Eisner-Award nominated creative team of New York Times bestselling writer Matt Kindt (BRZRKR, Mind MGMT), and illustrators Tyler Jenkins and Hilary Jenkins (Peter Panzerfaust, King of Nowhere), in one volume for the first time!
Collects Black Badge #1-12.
Kenny, Cliff, Mitz, and Willy may look like scouts who lost their tour group, but they’re actually one of the most elite teams working for the government. But there are many secrets kept from the location of a long-presumed dead former member, the roles of the other Rainbow Jamboree participants, and ultimately the murderer of one of their own! Intrigue abounds as the kids have to pick up a world made a mess by adults.
Experience the complete series by the Eisner-Award nominated creative team of New York Times bestselling writer Matt Kindt (BRZRKR, Mind MGMT), and illustrators Tyler Jenkins and Hilary Jenkins (Peter Panzerfaust, King of Nowhere), in one volume for the first time!
Collects Black Badge #1-12.
- GenresComics
296 pages, Paperback
Published June 10, 2025
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January 23, 2026
Matt Kindt word books that I think are okay with endings I like.
May 9, 2026
Fun and tense but lighthearted. Light on depth but a snappy, enjoyable read with some good themes weaved in
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