Face-to-face with Universa. She came from a distant planet, wielding unimaginable power, seeking to drain our planet dry of all energy. Invincible was able to stop her. But how long can she be contained... and what can be done with her?
Being a creator-owned series with no corporate restrictions, Invincible has a storytelling freedom that most superhero books simply can't manage. Now, more than ever, Kirkman seems to be exploiting that freedom to its fullest. It's making for some darned fine reading. Read Full Review
On the plus side, we end things with a cliffhanger that could easily give us plenty of action next issue, although Im a tad worried that Invincible is just going to try talking his way out of this one, too. Read Full Review
This is one of those issues where a lot of plot threads alternate on a variety of fronts. I generally love those issues, if I'm as invested in a series as I am in this one. Lots of things happen, some of them a little confusing if you've forgotten past details, others very exciting and cool. And of course, given that it's Kirkman, usually funny. Read Full Review
God, Robot is so boring now... Something definitely went wrong while their were with Flaxans... But anyway, I like to see Mark trying to try different approaches.
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