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It was the first 90's company to attempt to follow a real-world timeline, where events in the comics occurred at the pace similar to their publication schedule.
From the beginning, all Valiant Comics titles could be divided into two groups - titles that were set in the late 1990s and titles that were set in the 41st century (beginning with 4000 A.D.)The heroes from the present weren't aware of the heroes of the future (and vice-versa) until the Unity conflict.
In 1996, Fabian Nicieza, a former editor and writer from Marvel Comics, was hired as senior vice-president and editor-in-chief and was given the task of revamping the Valiant Comics properties.
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