What can you say about Invincible’s penultimate episode? The first thing is that we got a few reveals that had been building up in the background. Probably the biggest surprise reveal is that it had been six months or so since Mark’s powers emerged. That alone made me re-evaluate the previous
We're back and navigating Invincible Season 01 Episode 05. The last episode felt like a reminder that although Mark is incredibly powerful and has adapted well to being a superhero, he still has room to grow. That episode was subtle about it. This episode decided to be about as direct as a punch in
Finally I can share with you my raw feelings about the comic book adaption Invincible. Let’s take a closer look at Season 1 Episode 4 “Neil Armstrong, Eat Your Heart Out”. As I talked about in my review of the opening three episodes there is a lot of Peter Parker in Mark. He definitely needs
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