You don't need to be super familiar with the original Visitor (actually, you don't even need to know there was an original Visitor), or even the start of what promises to be a thrilling ride. Read Full Review

The Visitor #1 is a strong and intriguing debut comic that expertly blends mysterious questions with familiar ideas and settings. No comic in recent memory has so adeptly depicted the power and feel of New York City while at the same time making us fear for the people and places within it. Read Full Review

If you're looking for a legit mystery to sink your teeth into but also need a Law-abiding Citizen style action fix? Levitz and the gang got you covered fam. Read Full Review

Explosions and secrets turn The Visitor into a nonstop, action-packed read; there's subtle character conflict, too. There is more going on here than is readily apparent while the greater mystery evolves. It is still unclear who the bad guys really are, and that's a great way to start. Read Full Review

If anything, The Visitor #1 should stir up some interest towards seeing what comes next simply for the fact that we walk away from this with so many questions, rather than answers. They did not disappoint when it came to creating a mystery between asking who this character is, and what he hopes to gain through these strings of attacks. Read Full Review

Examining it as a stand-alone issue, "The Visitor" suffers from pacing and focus issues. Nonetheless, by having such a layered world and promise, it should be inviting for a return on subsequent issues. Read Full Review

Too much secrecy in the plot and forgettable characters are granted a reprieve by great art and colors. Read Full Review

While it is cool to see Valiant taking more chances with these standalone genre exercises, much like Britannia and Savage before this, but readers might want to wait until a follow-up issue can fully sell The Visitor better than this debut did. Read Full Review

Some of the cleanest art you'll find in a modern superhero book (done with precision and admirable clarity by MJ Kim) can't save this bloated and meandering narrative. Read Full Review