Invincible - Ultimate Collection, Vol. 1

Invincible #1-3

by Robert Kirkman, Cory Walker, Ryan Ottley

Hardcover, 400 pages

English language

Published July 20, 2005 by Image Comics.

ISBN:: 978-1-58240-500-1

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Start here with a massive hardcover collecting the first 13 issues of the greatest superhero comic in the universe, from visionary creator Robert Kirkman (The Walking Dead), along with acclaimed artists Cory Walker and Ryan Ottley, including with all the extras from the softcover collections.

When Mark Grayson inherits superpowers at seventeen, it's a dream come true - until he learns that being a hero isn't as black and white as the comic books he read as a kid.

Collects INVINCIBLE comic issues #1-13 (trade paperback volumes 1 & 2)

1 edition

Gabe reviewed Invincible - Ultimate Collection, Vol. 1 by Robert Kirkman (Invincible #1-3)

Review of 'Invincible - Ultimate Collection, Vol. 1' on 'Storygraph'

5 stars

What I can say? It’s the best comic ever. Duh. I’m so glad it’s becoming popular and I can’t wait to see more of the Amazon series. The changes made to reflect the present work well within the animated series, I’m honestly glad it’s not extremely close to the source material as it could’ve been because some of the stuff within comic is kinda dated to say the least.

Fulminata reviewed Invincible - Ultimate Collection, Vol. 1 by Robert Kirkman (Invincible #1-3)

Review of 'Invincible - Ultimate Collection, Vol. 1' on 'Goodreads'

3 stars

Despite not having regularly read comics for years, I've been somewhat aware of this title for a while now as it's been getting a lot of good reviews. I finally decided to break down and check it out after having read yet another good review from someone whose opinions I generally agree with.

At first, I was underwhelmed. It just seemed like any other superhero comic, with a few small twists mainly from being set in a new universe as opposed to one of the big established ones.

It wasn't until near the end of the collection that things really started to get interesting as the major twists were introduced. Now I want to see where the story goes, but am having trouble acquiring a copy of volume 2.