Continuing the definitive collection of what is probably the best superhero comic book in the universe.
After coming to grips with the gut-wrenching events involving his father, Invincible has slowly come into his own as a world-saving superhero. Things with his girlfriend seem okay. He's got a cushy government job that's paying his way through college. He's been beaten up a few times, but for the most part, Invincible gets the job done.
Now, a series of events has been set in motion that may just lead to a reunion with his estranged father. Nothing can prepare Invincible for what comes next.
This volume contains issues 25-35, as well as The Pact (vol. 2) #4.
ROBERT KIRKMAN is best known for his work on The Walking Dead and Invincible for Image Comics and SKYBOUND. He is one of the five partners of Image Comics and is an executive producer and writer on AMC's critically acclaimed television series The Walking Dead.
JAY BONANSINGA is a critically-acclaimed horror novelist whose works include Perfect Victim, Shattered, Twisted, and Frozen. His debut novel, The BlackMariah, was a finalist for a Bram Stoker award.
Ozwell
Posted April 18, 2010
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Welcome to the third massive instalment in the Invincible series.
Invincble is, no risk, the best superhero comic on the shelves right now.
If you like that sort of thing or know someone who does, this would make a great gift.
It combines the off-world scope of the Superman comic and the teen-angst soap-opera of the Spiderman books. But, somehow, it manages at the same time to be something all its own.
In this volume there's more surprising twists and the supporting characters have a bigger role to play. The scope of the Invincible universe gets even larger and the ground is set for future epic action.
You'll definitely get value for your money with this book.
Anonymous
Posted May 9, 2010
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Overview
Continuing the definitive collection of what is probably the best superhero comic book in the universe.
After coming to grips with the gut-wrenching events involving his father, Invincible has slowly come into his own as a world-saving superhero. Things with his girlfriend seem okay. He's got a cushy government job that's paying his way through college. He's been beaten up a few times, but for the most part, Invincible gets the job done.
Now, a...