The Visitor Vol 2 1

Solicitation[]

Unstoppable. Untraceable. Unkillable. This is how he changes the world...

Who is the Visitor? Why are the leaders of the world terrified of him? And will they live long enough to find out?

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

Villains:

Japanese scientists
- Kubo-sama / Sensei (First appearance)
- Abe-san (First appearance)
- Hayashi-San (unnamed man in red scarf)

Other Characters:

Locations:

Asia
- China (Mentioned only)
- Israel (Mentioned only)
- Japan (Mentioned only)
- Korea (Mentioned only)
Space (Mentioned only)
United States of America
- New York
  - New York City
    - Manhattan
      - Headquarters of the United Nations
      - Japanese Embassy (Bombed)
      - Roosevelt Island
        Cornell Tech
        
        Queensboro Bridge
        
        Roosevelt Island Bridge

Items:

Vehicles:

Writers: Paul Levitz
Pencilers: MJ Kim
Inker: MJ Kim
Colorists: Diego Rodriguez
Letterers: Simon Bowland
Cover Artists: Amilcar Pinna (A), Raul Allen (B), Michael Walsh (C), Blank Cover, Kenneth Rocafort (Pre-Order), Robbi Rodriguez (ExCo)
Editors: Drew Baumgartner (assistant), David Menchel
Senior Editorial Director: Robert Meyers

This article does not have a synopsis recorded yet.

The Pre-Order Edition of this issue contains the following exclusive material:

The Visitor #1 Cover Gallery (1 page)
- Textless Cover A
- Textless Cover B
- Textless Cover C
- Textless Pre-Order Edition Cover
Page in Process (2 pages)
- Script, line art, colors, and lettered final for page 3
Re:Visitor - script excerpts and line art (2 pages)
- Hot Seat
- Grace Under Fire
- What Else Is On?
- Training Day
- Pro Tech and Serve
- Surge Pricing
Character Designs with writer Paul Levitz; designs by MJ Kim & Diego Rodriguez (2 pages)
- Talia Dauber
- The Visitor
Behind the Scenes with writer Paul Levitz (1 page)
- Commentary about page 1

The secret project the Japanese scientist are working on and speaking about may have to do with the future launch of New Japan.
- Potential connections include its role to protect Japan from global threats somehow, its relationship to space, and the negative response from other nations if the project was to be made aware to them.