INVINCIBLE #46
Written by Robert Kirkman
Art by Ryan Ottley
This issue was so worth the wait. I was a little upset they spoiled Dupli-Kate's return in the previews earlier this week, but there were so many awesome moments in this issue that it didn't really matter.
First up, it was really great seeing Mark and Rex interacting. Their issue long chat about Eve was a nice touch. Loved their "fight" with the two time travelers and I'm not sure what Kirkman has planned for that little subplot, but should be funny seeing it unfold based on their performance this issue.
Multi-Paul has some serious sister issues. It was pretty crazy seeing Mark unload on a bunch of the duplicates and seeing the heads and legs flying when he cut loose was one of the coolest scenes of the issue.
All-in-all, it took a while to come out, but the quality of this issue more than made up for it. If you still haven't picked up Invincible, do yourself a favour and pick up the Ultimate Invincible hardcovers. There's 3 volumes out so far covering the first 36 issues, or thereabouts, and they are worth every penny.
First up, it was really great seeing Mark and Rex interacting. Their issue long chat about Eve was a nice touch. Loved their "fight" with the two time travelers and I'm not sure what Kirkman has planned for that little subplot, but should be funny seeing it unfold based on their performance this issue.
Multi-Paul has some serious sister issues. It was pretty crazy seeing Mark unload on a bunch of the duplicates and seeing the heads and legs flying when he cut loose was one of the coolest scenes of the issue.
All-in-all, it took a while to come out, but the quality of this issue more than made up for it. If you still haven't picked up Invincible, do yourself a favour and pick up the Ultimate Invincible hardcovers. There's 3 volumes out so far covering the first 36 issues, or thereabouts, and they are worth every penny.
Verdict - Must Read
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