They're in your towns. In your schools. And inside your minds... Kris Hathaway, Peter Stanchek, Faith Herbert, and John Torkelson thought they could go underground. They thought they could get
their old lives back. They were wrong. As four psionically powered "psiots" that can defy the laws of physics with a thought alone, this extraordinarily dangerous team of renegades won't be able to
escape the fight that society has brought to their door. As a violent, new superpower movement spreads across the suburbs, America's only hope will be the teenagers it wished it could forget. Chaos is coming home as Harvey Award nominee Rafer Roberts more
There is a lot of ground to cover in Harbinger: Renegades. The first two issues have been a bit of a whirlwind, so the possibility of the story becoming convoluted is high. With this many levels of characters and locales, it would be easy to feel a bit lost or overwhelmed, yet the story remains clear and concise. This series is beloved, and I believe the current installment will be loved as well. Read Full Review
You may think that nothing much happens in this issue, I did the first time I read it, but there's a lot of character exploration here, which allow us to get into the minds of Kris, Tamara, and to a certain extent Peter.We also get a glimpse at the man who will more than likely be the “villain” in the story as the series progresses. I use quotation marks, because even Toyo Harada wasn't as evil as you'd think, so I'm curious how Roberts will set the new guy up. Read Full Review
Valiant fans have been long anticipating more stories of the Renegades from Harbinger. Crafting a narrative that is satisfying to both new and veteran readers of these characters cannot be an easy task, but the creative team on this title seems to be doing just that. Or doing it as well as anyone can reasonably expect. With Harbinger Renegade, Valiant is adding another solid, character driven book to it's legacy. Highly recommended. Read Full Review
Was the wait worth it? Yes, definitely. It could have been a better book, sure, but this one did a darn fine job with some nice details and a pretty interesting story.Harbinger Renegade is still in its early stages, but there is enough here to keep you coming back for more. Read Full Review
The book is taking its time, but it has potential. Read Full Review
Harbinger Renegade #2 succeeds as an entertaining, well crafted story filled with compellingcharacters and a promising future. Artistically, there is room for improvement so that this story can achieve the greatness that it rightly deserves. Read Full Review
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