Invincible (6 books in series)
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review 1: It's been a while since I've read Invincible regularly, so getting back into this volume, which includes the 100th issue, took a bit. The story is moving quickly, and does not let up for much of the volume. Major action beats, character deaths, character changes, all come and go...
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review 1: The parts of this book that were meh were very meh. The parts that were great were very great. Overall it's an average book, largely because it's a collection of in between stories and not an overarching narrative. The first couple of stories were pretty weak and had some forced ...
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review 1: Per fi! Una història interessant a Invencible de nou, que no és un recargolament més d'una trama que s'ha anat desinflant en els darrers números!Bé, una mica de recargolament sí que hi ha, perquè ens narra l'evolució d'Amanda i Rex durant el temps que van estar desapareguts a la ...
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review 1: This volume sets up the Viltrumite War, wraps up the Sequids storyline at long last, and Invincible takes the life of an innocent. It's a good set up, but sometimes there's no pay off. Mark feels bad about killing someone, pontificates on it a few pages, then promptly seems to b...
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review 1: Invincible seems to be growing up. He even finds himself agreeing with Cecil from time to time (unheard of!). Instead of an all-out intestine fest, Invincible takes the time to talk to, and in some cases, works to understand where the bad guys are coming from. He discovers tha...
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review 1: Reprints Invincible #71-78. Mark, his father, and his brother set out to have the last stand against the Viltrumites and not everyone may return to Earth. This book of Invincible is bloodier than normal (which says a lot about it since Invincible is usually pretty bloody). It ...