Invincible Volume 24: The End of All Things Part 1

Invincible is a series that I have loved through it's entire run. In fact, I think that it is my most favorite run of a superheroes comic ever. Is it ending? Yes. Is it starting to get the mainstream acknowledgement that I have felt that it has deserved for years? Also yes. With it recently being released as cartoon series geared towards the same audience as the comics were, it has brought me great joy. But that joy is tempered with sadness, as this is nearing the end of the comic series.This series has ever shied away from looking at some hard truths. The characters grow organically and behave in a manner, for better or worse, that makes sense. There is death, and there is grief. But there is also love and joy.

It feels like I have fewer words for this than ever. This volume was more about anticipation building than anything. So much building up to the next book. Still amazing though. The quieter and louder moments.

One of the only books I still follow anymore and unfortunately one of the hardest to find in an actual comic book shop. It baffles me how so many people sleep on this book yet love Kirkman's Walking Dead. I'm sad to see this series ending, but I can't wait till Vol 25 comes out.

great thanks

Great superhero comic, will miss it when it's gone.

Great read. Weaker part of the arc though.

Good series!

We’ve reached the end, kids. Along with an immediate reminder that Mark has no class. To be fair, it’s easy to forget he’s still in his early twenties.On the other hand, he’s experienced a lot in his short life, and he and Eve have even progressed through the hero’s journey to the evolution phase beyond that of the hero. The two of them are better together, and as a pair, nothing can stop them.This collection is excellent at showing the true cost of war, even what amounts to a civil war between the Viltrumites. Thragg’s clone army is absolutely terrifying on multiple levels. Ryan Ottley portrays gory battles extremely well on the page, showing the visceral horror of combat without tipping over the top to caricature.I’m not surprised that the final showdown will occur over Earth. Nor am I surprised that Rex isn’t able to keep himself out of things in the most terrifying way possible. In a way, he’s become even less human than the Viltrumites who have come to call Earth home.Time to jump immediately into the finale, even though I don’t want this epic to finish.

Sencillo el paquete y bien cuidado

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I've loved every volume of Invincible and this is no exception. Part 1 of a 2 parter to bring the entire saga to a close - gutted! - here we have as gory, violent and flat-out fun a volume as we've ever had. I'm really gonna miss this universe.

Bought as a present