Invincible #1
| Writer | Robert Kirkman |
| Artist | Cory Walker |
Girls, acne, homework, super-villains. When you're a teenager, it helps to be Invincible.
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Comics Bulletin - Craig Lemon
Jan 31, 2003Having said that, it's worth checking out if you're not overly familiar with the backstory of teen heroes, or if you want to jump in on the ground floor with a new guy... Read Full Review
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What started as some kind of hommage to the classic spandex costume hero genre, ended up being one the best stories I've ever read on the last couple of years. Pick it up read the first 12 issues and you will not be able to stop. Also Ryan Ottley has a fantastic art style.
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The start of one of the greatest super hero comics of modern times.
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I don't find the art to be that special. It gives the book a bit of a independent feel but I do enjoy the introductions to the new characters that we will get to know better in this series. Kirkman's writing is always pretty dependable.
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It's simple and fine. Nice beginning. I watched the show back when it came out, but people recommended this comic to me since... maybe 2012. Now I'm finally here to read it. Well, the art might be too simple. I'm not a big fan of Ottley, but I think he'll be much better, than Cory Walker.
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BEGINING OF ALL THINGS
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Solid. Easy to pick up, basic start to an origin. Walker's art isn't nearly as sharp as Ottley's.
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(Cover Date: January, 2003)
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Cover-** Writing-**** Art-** Story-****
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I read it finally because I've heard so much good. This issue felt very amateur
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