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Harbinger #1 p. 13 (1992)

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Location: .Titles - HARBINGER - [Lapham | Shooter]
Title: Harbinger #1 p. 13 (1992)*
Artist:  David  Lapham (Penciller) ,  John Dixon (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 103
Likes on CAF: 7
Comments: 5
Added to Site: 2/20/2026

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Such a nostalgia book for me. Valiant books were so hot and this one was the hottest. I remember not being blown away by the art but the story was amazing. More mature themes and seeing a new superhero universe being born under Jim Shooter.

The book got right into the action with Pete and Kris running and showing off their powers. This page has Kris and Faith/Zephyr arguing and Pete using his psychic powers to calm the situation down, when they realize what he did. There was just solid character interplay that made you want to keep reading.

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Ruben DaCollector Member Since 2008
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Posted On 2/20/2026

Nice to see you reaching back for some nostalgia hits, Jason! Lapham wasn't flashy, he was simply a solid pro who could tell a clear story. I recommend his infy "Stray Bullets" series though. I admit I didn't read a lot of it, but what I did tread was really entertaining. And yes, a big part of the fun for me in seeing Valiant's rise, was that it "proved" to me that my theory that Shooter was the main reason Marvel was so much fun and saw so much groth in the 1980's was because of his direct guidance as Editor-in-Chief.

Jason K Member Since 2018
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Posted On 2/20/2026

Ruben DaCollector wrote:
"  Nice to see you reaching back for some nostalgia hits, Jason! Lapham wasn't flashy, he was simply a solid pro who could tell a clear story. I recommend his infy "Stray Bullets" series though. I admit I didn't read a lot of it, but what I did tread was really entertaining. And yes, a big part of the fun for me in seeing Valiant's rise, was that it "proved" to me that my theory that Shooter was the main reason Marvel was so much fun and saw so much groth in the 1980's was because of his direct guidance as Editor-in-Chief.
 "

Read a lot of Stray Bullets. Agree on Lapham and Shooter. Saw Valiant fall apart in every way after he left. 

Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 2/21/2026

It's a legendary Valiant #1!  Complete with the signature glue staining!  It had such impact with the exhuberence of the 90's!

Kavi H Member Since 2018
Posted On 2/23/2026

The 90s Valiant nostalgia is strong with this one. I really like how this page is laid out. Congrats Jason.
André . Member Since 2015
Posted On 3/24/2026

Yeah, I still think some these Valiant stories were some of the best of the time.