The thrilling conclusion of the first arc! At the height of a mega-battle against Lux's formidable ship, Grix manages to out-maneuver their opponent despite the Sundog's less-than-battle-ready defenses. Will Vess and Grix ultimately get the help they need from Duni? And when faced the unsettling truth, will the public be with them . . . or against them?
This is the first step on what feels destined to be a rewarding interstellar journey. Read Full Review
A five star ending for a five star comic. This first arc has been engaging and contained beautiful, captivating artwork. Invisible Kingdom is a perfect example of how to tell a classic Science Fiction story in a new, modern way. Read Full Review
"Invisible Kingdom" #5 is a satisfying first act that successfully balances character-driven plot with high-octane artwork. It's a must-read series for sci-fi comic fans looking for a good space-faring romp with a conspiracy element. Read Full Review
Invisible Kingdom #5 is a must-read issue; G. Willow Wilson and Christian Ward craft a stunning and thought-provoking conclusion to the first story arc. Read Full Review
I'm really enjoying what Invisible Kingdom is bringing to the page and am eager to see what's next. I do like that it's taking a break between arcs and giving it a bit of space, especially if we need that to maintain the excellent quality of artwork that we've been getting. Science fiction comics still feel few and far between and ones of this quality that's exploring a lot of different subjects even fewer. This installment is a bit awkward in setting up a pause when it comes to the way Lux is after our leading cast but we get to see just what defines their character as they stand tall against such an impressive threat. It may be a few months until we get more but I'm excited to dip into this particular world again as soon as I can. Read Full Review
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