The Final Issue Of What MTV Called, 'One of the Best Ongoing Comic Book Series!' The end has come for comics' favorite anti-hero, Max Damage, but not before an explosive conclusion that will leave fans reeling and finally answer the question - can someone truly be Incorruptible? Don't miss the incredible last issue of the companion to Mark Waid's Eisner-nominated superhero series, Irredeemable!
Interestingly, while I think Irredeemable had a better ending, I think Incorruptible is the book Ill miss more. The Plutonians story is well and truly over, but I could easily imagine Waid or somebody else coming back and telling more stories of Max Damage. Even in this new world, theres still more story to tell. Then again, maybe leaving the reader wanting more is the way to go. Read Full Review
I think this series will return at some point, since one thing in particular was left unanswered and unseen. Read Full Review
One thing I was particularly looking forward to in this issue was the art of Marcio Takara, which I've grown to love over his run on Incorruptible. Instead we have Damian Couceiro, and I'm not sure whether it's his pencils or his inks, but the art in this issue just seems washed out""a stark contrast to the bold inking of Marcio Takara that we've gotten used to. Nolan Woodard's colors are great as usual, but I was constantly distracted by how different the art was in this issue.BOTTOM LINE: Not the Conclusion I Was Looking For Read Full Review
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