crookedtreehouse's review
3.0
If you're reading the Irredeemable series, and want to include the Incorruptible storyline into your reading, this is the volume to start with. While it's not quite at the caliber of the main series, it is several steps up from the first two volumes of Incorruptible.
The story is more directly related to the characters from Irredeemable, as opposed to "taking place in the same universe", and here, at last, the main character seems to be somewhat likeable, and the rest of the cast becomes more distinctly good or evil as Irredeemable's cast's good and evil associations become less clear.
I recommend this to fans of Mark Waid's [b:Irredeemable, Vol. 1|6681037|Irredeemable, Vol. 1|Mark Waid|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1442896287s/6681037.jpg|6876264], people who liked the DC comics-based cartoons of the early 21st century, and anyone who somehow finished reading the first two volumes in the hopes that it would get better.
The story is more directly related to the characters from Irredeemable, as opposed to "taking place in the same universe", and here, at last, the main character seems to be somewhat likeable, and the rest of the cast becomes more distinctly good or evil as Irredeemable's cast's good and evil associations become less clear.
I recommend this to fans of Mark Waid's [b:Irredeemable, Vol. 1|6681037|Irredeemable, Vol. 1|Mark Waid|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1442896287s/6681037.jpg|6876264], people who liked the DC comics-based cartoons of the early 21st century, and anyone who somehow finished reading the first two volumes in the hopes that it would get better.
skylarprimm's review
3.0
*Just* enough of an improvement on the first two volumes to convince me to keep reading and see where the story ends up.
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