The secrets of Survivor’s dead twin brother, Scylla, are revealed! Meanwhile, Plutonian’s off-world imprisonment comes to a climactic and violent turning point when the balance of power shifts. Join us for an issue of psychological terror and ghosts of the past in this continuation of Mark Waid’s Eisner- and Harvey-nominated superhero series that’s breaking all the rules of the genre!
I experience total glee every month I get to read Irredeemable. I've been giving every issue a 4 out of 5, but if this continuing excellence keeps up, I will probably drop this guy a 5-spot until for some godforsaken reason it falls off the map. Knock on wood. Read Full Review
Irredeemable has regained its sick and warped “edge”. If you're sick of reading superhero books that play it safe, you should really check out this series from Boom!. It's a great tale with very capable art. Read Full Review
Survivor has been straddling a fine moral line for some time now and we just might be reaching the tipping point soon. Waid has been building on this since the character's reintroduction. It's great to finally start witnessing the payoff and what it means for others such as Quibit, who is making some disturbing bedfellows of late. Even with the main antagonist seemingly out of the picture, Irredeemable has such a robust and developed cast that the book could endure without the Plutonian's presence. I'm still eagerly anticipating his return though, because you just know that's going to be one hell of a slobberknocker. Read Full Review
Writing-4/5
Art-3.7/5
Plot-3/5
Verdict-3.5/5
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