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In a world where travel between alternate realities has become a massive commercial enterprise, Mark races to uncover the truth behind his many mysterious deaths. Meanwhile, the brains behind The Infinite Vacation suddenly take a keen interest in his struggle. And just who is that beautiful girl he keeps running into?

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The Infinite Vacation #2 by adamwarlock on April 14, 2011

Well worth the prolonged wait after the first issue (this issue's "Next Issue" ad/blurb indicates it was already released 2 weeks ago), this series, like Spencer's T.H.U.N.D.E.R Agents's latest issue's review on its cover (also out this week) is "a classic in the making".  Nick Spencer's more personal, less mainstream (IE Not "Iron Man 2.0") works contain some of the most mindblowing concepts and clever writing outside of late 80's / early 90's era Grant Morrison.The art in this book, which I as...

3 out of 3 found this review helpful.

Woah! 0

The Infinite Vacation #2 by teewillis1981 on April 23, 2011

Nick Spencer, what can I say? He's the man! He obviously understands suspense and how to incorporate it into the comic book medium. Infinite Vacation is really a work of art. The long wait for issue #2 was really well worth it. It's unfortunate that it's only a 5 issue mini-series. Well on to the review... Last we left our hero, Mark was attempting to understand why all of the alternate versions of himself were getting killed off. I mean why him? He's just a regular Joe that jumps around on mini...

2 out of 2 found this review helpful.

The Possibilities Are Infinite, and So is the Story 0

The Infinite Vacation #2 by the_mighty_monarch on July 07, 2011

The Good: Nick Spencer does a great job at weaving together an amazingly captivating story with a great level of subtlety and slow pacing done right. Christian Ward's art is pretty much the perfect kind of trippy surreal and colorful look this type of story demands. It could seem gimmicky, but Spencer's weaved it just right with the amount and variety of Mark's that appear in this story. I'm almost expecting this to end like 'All You Zombies' where it turns out every single character in the stor...

2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
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