Invincible #73

koz's Invincible #73 - The Viltrumite War: Part 3 review

Koz's Comic Review

 Well after a action packed battle with Conquest and Invincible in the last issue. # 73 lets you catch your breath and digest what just happend. With Conquest dead and Invincible badly hurt, Nolan and Oliver are forced to stay hidden on a planet for months to nurse Invincible back to health. The good? Oliver and his Father get to spend much needed time together. The bad? They can not fight in the war. Tech Jacket and Allen spend sometime together as well, and this adds some comedy to the issue which is a nice pace. Since there is so much to read in this issue. It looks like the war is just getting started and things are going to heat up. As much as I liked reading the story. I could have used some more action in this issue, since there was so much in the last. It was like going cold turkey. I wanted more. So hopefully more balance in issue # 74 I give this book a 3.5 out of 5. 

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A Big Surprise 0
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