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Invincible, Vol. 11: Happy Days by Robert Kirkman

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alternbruno's review

4.0

I think after all these volumes, I've learned to enjoy the labyrinth of Mark and Eve's relationship. Additionally, I like how one can let himself go reading this. The water is not deep, yet alluring.

bazalex's review

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5.0

This volume was also really, really good! Eve and Mark being together has grown on me a lot, and the arcs this and the last volume have been exploring are all really interesting

This was a very laid back volume compared to the previous one , the expectations of the previous issues didn't materialize and I appreciate that . Gives this story some time to character development time . There was also introduction of a new villain , whose backstory is familiar in the comic world , but this time the character is given a twist and I really enjoyed it .

There were some really sweat moment as well , like Mark single handedly whooping the full roster of guardians of the globe . And of course the Allen adventure was also dope and finally ! Mark and Eve !

Entertaining , but a step down to last issue

metalandmets's review

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5.0

This is probably one of my top volumes. From the cover art, to the page art, to the stories, it’s really phenomenal.

I loved the issue dedicated to the evolving love of Eve and Mark, including the Time Sled, which I’m pretty sure that arc plays a bigger part in the future. Allen and Nolan issues are always welcome and this one was so good again. The Amber return was a welcome one that I forgot. The Wolf-Man crossover is one of my favorites. The Angstrom Levy setup and Monster Girl cure was great. And POWERPLEX. One of my favorite Invincible villains.

So much good stuff.

bdesmond's review against another edition

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5.0

Another strong volume with some outstanding individual issues. We had a great alternate-universe look at the Immortal, a Nolan, Allen, and Battle Beast team-up, and a lot more. Issue #58 was really cool; it acted as sort of a series-wide update on various smaller plot threads, which have implications for the future. And issue #59 was really strong in that Scott Duvall is a "villain" that just makes sense. Invincible has (inadvertently) caused a lot of destruction in his line of work. People have died. So the fact that there would eventually be dangerous fallout from that fact makes total sense. Solid issue, and solid volume.

martamae77's review against another edition

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adventurous dark fast-paced

Plot- or character-driven? A mix
Strong character development? It's complicated
Loveable characters? It's complicated
Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

4.0

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subhamroxx's review

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4.0

This was such a great book! It focuses on Mark and stuff happens like that story with Powerplex in the end and its one of the best villain origins ever, so twisted but so impactful and we can expect him to be a major thorn in Mark's side later and then we have him doing the occasional thing for Cecil like taking down some villains or going to the future to take down Immortal, no matter how twisted that is. But more importantly this volume focuses on the love life of Eve and Mark and the setting up of Invincible Inc and just wonderful! This was such a feel good volume and had such great moments for everyone and I just love this universe now!