Overall, a solid conclusion to the first five volumes of Harbinger, that brings things to a good and natural close. 
 Resistance (20-21). I always found Ax to be one of the most irritating characters in the VH-1 universe, because he was sooo overused, and such a whining brat. It's great to see an alternate version of him created for the VH-E universe that maintains some of the core ideas but is fun instead. Beyond that, this is another earth-shattering story. It's amazing how big of changes the VH-E universe is able to constantly support. And, if things are still a little confusing by the end of this two-issue arc, it's probably just because the story continues straight on into Death of a Renegade [8/10]. 
 Death of a Renegade (22-25). One of the joys of VH-E is that they're willing to bring their big stories to big conclusions, and that's what happens here. Is it the best arc of Harbinger? No. But it's an epic story with real repercussions that nicely concludes most of the character's stories. I've loved Dysart's Harbinger, but I love having an ending too [7+/10].