INVINCIBLE #48
Written by Robert Kirkman
Art by Ryan Ottley
First things first, what the hell was up with the 3 or 4 pages of advertisements for other books? Okay, you want to show this villain is a threat and have him kidnap some heroes, but you can be a little more subtle with the blatant advertising.
Once we got over the little commercial segment, the book turned into a typical Invincible action issue. The odd quip and a smatter of blood and we end with Invincible actually taking heavy damage from underground monsters. Government should be paying the villain of the month to help stop the Vultrimites if his Dwellers can do that much damage.
Was good to see Eve in action and I'm not sure how they're going to resolve the rift between her and Mark. Also, it looks like that issue 50 cover with Mark's bloody fists and the government agent on the ground will be because he finds out about the secret army of cyborgs, the same ones his friend was turned into, they're building behind Mark's back.
Verdict - Check It
Written by Robert Kirkman
Art by Ryan Ottley
First things first, what the hell was up with the 3 or 4 pages of advertisements for other books? Okay, you want to show this villain is a threat and have him kidnap some heroes, but you can be a little more subtle with the blatant advertising.
Once we got over the little commercial segment, the book turned into a typical Invincible action issue. The odd quip and a smatter of blood and we end with Invincible actually taking heavy damage from underground monsters. Government should be paying the villain of the month to help stop the Vultrimites if his Dwellers can do that much damage.
Was good to see Eve in action and I'm not sure how they're going to resolve the rift between her and Mark. Also, it looks like that issue 50 cover with Mark's bloody fists and the government agent on the ground will be because he finds out about the secret army of cyborgs, the same ones his friend was turned into, they're building behind Mark's back.
Verdict - Check It
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