Simply put, Invincible #63 is a shocking one, not from some held back reveal that promised to rock the comic book community to its core, but in how that story plays out in the pages. Truly dynamic storytelling and art, make this a must read issue for anyone interested in what is going on in the Image Universe, and a can't miss issue for Invincible fans. Read Full Review

I'll reiterate my final point from last month. As a trade, I'm sure this storyline is going to shock and amaze Invincible readers. It packs plenty of hardcore action and emotional impact. But when read individually, these issues are over far too quickly. I envy trade-waiters some weeks. Read Full Review

By the panel counts, this issue seems to have a lot going for it. There is actually a lot to view visually. Ottleys storytelling is impeccable and entertaining. Sure, all his characters are covered with blood, which seems odd in such a clean cut comic book, but at least the gore has a purpose. Read Full Review

Let's see. Plot-wise in this issue, Atom Eve wakes up and rush's to Mark's aid. Invinciboy also tries to help, and is nearly killed. The hero coordinator does his best to remove the bodies from the field, while Eve and Mark are overwhelmed by the gloating and talkative Conquest. That's plenty, but it's also one long similar note, and Otterly sustains it with more than a few three panel pages. Some stories are denser than this. But few are as visceral. Read Full Review

(Check out the five page preview for this issue to see how it all starts. . .) Read Full Review