"Invincible" at 50: Robert Kirkman, Part I

[andy khouri]

In this first part of an extensive interview, Robert Kirkman, the writer and co- creator of Image Comics' superhero hit, reflects on 50 issues of stories, dives into his love of subplots (including one he forgot) and much, much more!

http://www.comicbookresources.com/?p...ticle&id=16740

[HaroldAllnut]

Good lord. I'm excited for this.

[TradePaperbackTraitor]

IMO, one of the coolest things about Invincible is it has gotten better. There are a lot of new series that have a terrific story from #1-#20 (the author's original plans) and then quickly fizzle out, but I'd probably say a lot of my favorites issues are in the #20-#45 range. Trying to bring a redemption story for his father, not taking the easy road and hooking up Eve and Invincible immediately after he dumped Amanda, making Allen a big part of the story now, and after issue #49 it appears that the government is now Invincible's enemy.... there's a always a new curve ball thrown in. Love reading it! I'm in no danger of ending my sub anytime soon on this one.

[brucehappy]

Here's my audition for editor....
Page 6 of 8:Panel 5: THING should be THINK, IMBEDDED should be EMBEDDED
Page 7 of 8: Panel 4: ONTO should be INTO

:-D

[TradePaperbackTraitor]

Here's my audition for editor....
Page 6 of 8:Panel 5: THING should be THINK, IMBEDDED should be EMBEDDED
Page 7 of 8: Panel 4: ONTO should be INTO

:-D

The fan mail in The Walking Dead is even worse. It's like they don't even bother to proof Kirkman's responses before going to press. Not like I'm some English spelling and grammar expert, but sheesh... at least give your most popular writer some editing assistance.