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This issue is quite boring compared to the previous one. But it's not that bad.

An iconic cover, an intriguing opening, and excellent panel design. I also like the story behind how the name "Invincible" was chosen. However, his family treats Mark acquiring his powers as a bit too normal. That said, I do like Cory Walker's art from this period.

The beginning is a bit dull, but it’s a stable episode that maintains its pace. It’s great that it ends on a cliffhanger.

The relationship between Eve and Mark feels like something out of an anime romance. Also, some panels look as if someone other than Cory Walker drew them; the panels that didn't match his style were jarring to look at while reading. I enjoy seeing Omni-Man in action. At the same time, the power gap between Mark and his father—and Mark’s struggle to catch up—serves as a fantastic metaphor. The way things are normalized in this chapter feels natural.

I've never read a single issue of Batman in my life. I can even say it doesn't interest me. But this series made me develop an interest in Batman. This issue truly captivated me as the starting point for the events.

I've never read a single issue of Batman in my life. I can even say I wasn't interested. But this series made me develop an interest in Batman. However, some parts were extremely boring, and the scene where Batman puts a tracking device on Roman seemed ridiculous to me and somewhat spoiled my reading pleasure.

This issue is very well written about the plot and mystery creation. But if Batman doesn't have money, how could he build such a big car?

Normally I would take a Dec break after this episode. However, this chapter is so immersive and interesting that I finished the book in one sitting.