Later Mark runs into a teenage superhero team called Teen Team (The main hero group is called Guardians of the Globe). The council also agreed that they should send some of their people to lesser developed planets and help them out. They are a superior race where there is no murder or fighting. Nolan tells Mark that he is from a planet called Viltrum. Mark’s Principal tells him that he is not Invincible so he needs to be careful. Mark gets his superhero towards the end because Mark is standing up for a student who is getting bullied.
To me this was fun to see because I feel we never get to see this part of conversations with superheroes. He asks Arthur why does the suit have panels and Arthur tells him because he thought Omni man’s powers were solar based 🤣 Just like Superman 😂 Another part I thought was funny was when Arthur and Nolan were talking, all of a sudden Nolan wooshes off mid sentence and we see Arthur finish the sentence. This was a fun scene to watch because Mark tries on an orange suit that has solar panels on it. Once this happens Nolan takes Mark to the superhero tailor, Arthur. Mark is at work throwing away trash, from Burger Mart where he works, and all of a sudden he throws it super far, realizing that he is finally getting powers like his Dad, Omni man (Nolan). This is very much a R-rated version of DC and Marvel, but it truly is its own stand out thing. I find myself not wanting to put the compendium down. I am only thirteen episodes in and I can already see what all the hype is about. This was something I had no idea I would appreciate. Also, there was a scene where Mark’s mom was talking to him from downstairs and the way the bubble was positioned you could tell she was downstairs. When a character is making a loud remark, the bubble is outlined in color. I really day pay too much attention to word bubbles, but I actually enjoyed these ones. Kudos to the art team because I had no idea you could create gruesome scenes, but still keep it light hearted 😅 Yes I know they did make one, but you can see it will be an easy transition from comic book to animation. The art in this really does lend its hand to be an animated series.
Even though I am only thirteen issues in, I am already giving this whole team a standing ovation.
Even though some panels are gory and make you go, “OOOOHHHHH snap!” out loud. I fell in love with this story so fast that I could not stop reading.Īrtwork in these thirteen issues are off the charts awesome. It feels like one big parody series, but that is extremely well done and still being it’s completely own thing. I love that these characters are based off of the wonderful superheroes we have grown up with. Once I got to the thirteenth issue I was already all in and Kirman mind blown me. Well ok, not so much invested, invested, but I was intrigued by them. Kudos to the writing! I was invested in these characters after reading the first issue. After reading thirteen issues I must say, Robert Kirkman is a freaking genius! GENIUS!!
INVINCIBLE COMPENDIUM VOLUME SERIES
I have heard so much about this comic series so I was FINALLY able to snag a copy to read. Cory Walker – Penciler and Inker (1-7), Covers (1-12)
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