Fallen Justice arrives on iPod Touch and iPhone

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Fallen Justice arrives on iPod Touch and iPhone

By: Stephen Schleicher | July 30th, 2009

The creators of Fallen Justice have announced the first issue of the digital comic book is now available as a free download from the iTunes App Store. Major Spoilers also learned that when the second issue hits in a few days it will be free for a limited time. If you are looking for some Pow! Zoom! FOOM! best head over to the App Store and check it out.

Written by Cary Kelley and Steven Forbes; Art by Harold Edge; Colors by Ross Hughes; Cover by Harold Edge

Justice Theta is the most powerful hero in the world. He works tirelessly to protect the people under his care, regardless of nationality or wealth. But today it seems like nothing is going his way. Fallen Justice, a dark tale of heroes and villains that will challenge the way you see heroes, begins here.

There are seven books planned for the series.

via iTunes