Ryan Ottley continues to destroy the art on this book (in a good way). He switches from bombastic action to quiet scenes without missing a hitch. His characters have always been very expressive, and that continues here. I recently went on a Invincible reading spree, and it's amazing how much Ottley's art has improved over the years. Not to say his art was bad before, but it's just that much better now. The action scenes are great as always. Someone times Ottley's bodies can be a little exaggerated, but Eve's body has stayed surprisingly the same. Even with some added weight, Ottley gives her a great amount of confidence and sex appeal. Dinosaurus has a great amount of detail. While the book hasn't been shipping on time for a while, it's better to have to wait a while and have the art look better than have it ship on time and have the art suffer. Read Full Review

Ottley satisfies once again with his vibrant, expressive pencils. There's the blood and gore that always sticks out, but also a lot of visual diversity as Zandale attempts a date night and the rest of our heroes battle an alien menace. Unfortunately, after all these months, Jason Rauch's ethereal colors still don't fully mesh with the pencils. I'm not sure the series will ever fully recover from the loss of FCO Plascencia. Read Full Review

Another good addition to the long-running superhero epic, Invincible #91 carries the ball forward on the intriguing possibilities of this new direction, showing just enough to keep fans on the edge of their seats for next month. Well worth a buy from fans of the series! Read Full Review