Lead or die. Peter Stanchek is about to face his toughest test yet. Trapped between the opposing forces of Toyo Harada's Eggbreakers and Project Rising Spirit, Peter Stanchek and his wayward band of renegade telekinetics are about to find themselves in a vicious, three-way firefight. Can they put aside their fears and do battle as the team they'll need to be to survive? The Renegades are about to make their big debut - and, when the smoke clears, the Valiant Universe is going to be a very different place.
While this is indeed primarily an issue about Peter, it also takes strides turning the group into an actual team. They're no longer people Peter's dragging along -- they're now officially the Renegades and that should leave any fan of this series absolutely stoked for the upcoming 'Harbinger Wars.' HARBINGER continues to deliver exactly what I expect from it: sharp writing, relatable and engaging characters, and ridiculously fun use of psionic powers. Joshua Dysart can apparently do no wrong with this one. Read Full Review
Part of me is scared and yet excited about the looming crossover. I like the way the book is now, but that’s always the biggest downfall of a comic: playing it safe. After spending almost a year with Dysart and company on Harbinger I will gladly say that I’m down with this series until the end. I just hope that Dysart is there with it. Lastly, the crazy thing about this issue is that it actually recaps the entire series perfectly; so if you were thinking about jumping onto the title you should probably do so now. Read Full Review
Overall, this issue is a great precursor for readers to jump aboard just beforeHarbinger Warsstarts next month. There's sufficient amount of recap to bring new readers up to speed and enough to give you a great sense of where it's heading for the upcoming comic event. Read Full Review
Valiant has really been impressing me with the stuff it's putting out, and Harbinger is no exception. It has a kind of x-men vibe to it, but without the whole super hero vs super villain thing. Read Full Review
Overall, you get your money's worth with Harbinger #10. It's got a good, solid, ongoing story arc. The artwork is pleasing to the eyes and the dialogue gives you all the information that the reader needs. Looking for a new story about a band of telekinetics? This one's for you! Read Full Review
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