One of the highlights of Invincible is the series' ability to balance emotional beats with surprising plot developments, and the newest issue is no exception. Read Full Review

Though Walker's facial work is occasionally wonky (mainly in the panels featuring crying characters) he quickly settles back into the universe and renders dynamic alien cityscapes and odd creatures with ease. Read Full Review

Cory Walker is back, but the story feels like a contrivance to give us a new status quo... Read Full Review

I liked the story here; there were a couple interesting revelations, but I'm not gonna lie...I am not a fan of Cory Walker's art. Or rather, I am not a fan of Cory Walker's current style. His work at the very beginning of Invincible was fine. Still not as good as Ryan Ottley's art, but passable for sure. Here...it's inconsistent at best (in one panel Mark looks like handsome Squidward and in the next he looks like a 12 year old anime character) and downright off-putting at worst (some of his facial expressions are just uncomfortable to look at). If it wasn't for the solid story and writing, I would rate this issue a lot lower. I'm really not looking forward to more of this art style over the next several issues...