Cory Walker Returns to Invincible

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By: Stephen Schleicher | April 16th, 2009

I’m pretty excited about the news that Cory Walker is returning to Invincible. While I love Ryan Ottley’s work in Invincible, it was the work of Cory Walker that originally got me hooked. On Tuesday, G4TV announced the co-creator will return to Invincible for a two-part story that sets up the upcoming Viltrumite War.

“While Cory has been working behind the scenes in the INVINCIBLE crew, it’s great to have him back for these two very special issues,” INVINCIBLE co-creator and writer Robert Kirkman said. “They’re going to be pretty damn momentous in the grand scheme of INVINCIBLE as we place the spotlight on INVINCIBLE’s dad, Nolan, and his new partner, Allen the Alien, while they seek the only weapons capable of taking down the Viltrumite empire. It’s gonna be awesome!”

Invincible #66 arrives in September, 2009.

via Image Comics

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2 Responses to “Cory Walker Returns to Invincible”

TheTaken:

April 16, 2009 at 12:41 pm

This will be great fun! However I am partial to Ryan’s work now. I think he really took the artwork on this book further than Cory had.

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Eons_past(Julian):

April 16, 2009 at 6:08 pm

Hmm…. I’m not really sure how I feel about this… I mean yeah I did like that Cory got invincible started, but I hated his constant use of the “dots” for eyes and couldn’t stand how ugly he made a lot of the characters look (especially William). Still, I think he really has imporved since then and as long as he stays away from the dotty eyes, I won’t mind having a break from ottley so he can go work on Haunt with Kirkman and McFarland.

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