And when Harada gets upset, things get fighty, really quick…Īaaand, they ruined it. Unfortunately for Gunslinger, Hammerhead, Shakespeare, Maniac and Superstar (not a bad bunch of noms de guerre, I might add), the aforementioned Toyo Harada isn’t keen on having his interests attacked by a cadre of cool mercenaries. Although not superhuman psiot/Harbingers themselves, the members of the Corps have the ability to download one superhuman Harbinger power at a time from Omen Enterprises’ servers, enabling them to go head-to-head with Toyo Harada’s Eggbreakers.Īs first-issue first pages go, this one is pretty solid, showing off the Jim Shooter editorial aesthetic of “show the action, show the characters, make sure that their names are said on-panel.” In this case, it doesn’t make for the crowded lunacy of, say, Secret Wars #1, but instead gives us a quick sketch of the H.A.R.D. Corps turned out to not be quite the jerks that they seemed to be. Corps: Initially arriving to attack the kids called Harbinger, the H.A.R.D.
Omen Enterprises’ special strike team, the Harbinger Active Resistance Division Corps, has recently returned in fine form to the pages of modern Valiant Comics, but not everyone knows how they got their start… Your Major Spoilers (Retro) Review of The H.A.R.D.
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