The Harbinger #3 marks Peter Stanchek's dive into superheroism and features some of the most visually arresting sequences I've seen in a comic all year. Whether you're a newcomer to the Valiant Universe or a long-time reader, I definitely recommend picking up this series. Read Full Review

The Harbinger #3 is where this series shines as a beacon for various points of storytelling potential. With a character readers are rooting for and a challenge on the horizon, this series is ready to go into high gear. Read Full Review

Valiant have hit three for three with The Harbinger #3, and whether Peter Stanchek's new direction is here to stay or not is to be determined, but I'm loving the ride. Read Full Review

The Harbinger #3 is wild"for better or for worse. Read Full Review

THE HARBINGER #3 gives readers some ooh, thats cool moments and easily ends the current conflict with The Warning without even breaking a sweat, significantly deflating the threat level or stakes. Its clear the creators are setting up The Renegade to be the bigger bad villain, but theres not much development after three issues to feel any sense of foreboding about what Renegade is after or why. If the creators want to get readers invested, the threat needs to be established, credible, and greater than our hero. So far, that hasnt happened, making it a struggle to find a compelling reason to come back for more. Read Full Review

It's nice to see some of the old- school Valiant ethos of realistic stories, even with wild-and-crazy powers, but slightly clearer art and plotting could have made this even more successful. Read Full Review

I find it uncanny that it looks like no one is reading this underrated title. Kelly and Lanzing rock.