Comments on: Review: Invincible #58

By: Eons_past(Julian)

Eons_past(Julian) — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 03:09:07 +0000

@Mathew

Yeah, I guess not every series kirkman writes can sell quite as well as invincible or walking dead. But still there’s nothing technically wrong with the comic and I kinda dig the way it can be for people want something a bit more grown up than Invincible, but still want something not quite as brutal as “Walking Dead”

By: mugsgame

mugsgame — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 23:34:34 +0000

I love this book.

Anyone else think the coloring is a little sloppy on this?

By: Lifeisaglitch

Lifeisaglitch — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 17:24:45 +0000

I see what you are getting at with the last part of your comment but what i was really wondering about wasn’t the cause of the Wolfman crossover but the cause/plot of the Image Event Extravaganza (for lack of better…adequate words) I’m thinking Levi’s plan might be what that event is going to be all about.

By: Matthew Peterson

Matthew Peterson — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 15:25:21 +0000

Honestly, the cause of the crossovers is simple: Kirkman wants Wolfman to sell.

I don’t honestly mind Astonishing Wolf-Man, but it’s just not as charming as Invincible. This issue was interesting for me in that it reminded me of late period Lee/Ditko Spider-Man, with the character actually growing and changing.

Eve and Mark’s young adult, get-a-job-and-move-in-together thing is interesting, and I love Kid Omniman more every issue. The main characters in this book are aging and moving in new directions, and the cliffhanger with Angstrom’s master stroke makes me wonder if we’re not going to resolve two plots with one shot…

By: Lifeisaglitch

Lifeisaglitch — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 13:02:04 +0000

Invincible is such a well crafted book and i have a feeling that in a decade or so when i start getting tired of comics and I need a break I will still be reading Invincible.

Cant wait for this new story arch to start.
Anyone else think this might be the cause of the crossovers?