The most interesting thing about this comic for me as a long-time reader is how the series kind of reaches its peaks and valleys for action in unexpected ways. The pacing of this series is interesting. Intense violence always seems to be under the surface, about to burst out, but it's well hidden. Still, even the quieter issues seem to have an undercurrent of violence to them, which sometimes, as in this issue, explodes on the page. Beneath its seemingly calm surface, Invincible is a strikingly interesting meditation on violence and superpowers. The plight of Angstrom Levy is a perfect example of that. Read Full Review

Wow. That was just wow. Finally an issue that wasn't interrupted by hundreds of different scenes with side characters of the Invincible lore. Finally a strong (enough) and personal enemy for Mark. Finally his heroing backfired to his family. Finally Mark let himself off and stopped being a punching bag. Add to this a couple of funny cameos (Spider-Man and doc Ock, Batman, maybe even the world of Walking Dead) and you'll easily get one of the best issues in the series. Plus Ryan's style slowly becomes better. At least in action sequences. This is really good.