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blairconrad's review against another edition
3.0
I read 3 and 4 in a rush and can't distinguish them now. Seeing Paradigm was kind of fun, and the Alana-Max dynamic may turn out to be interesting, but mostly I was bored by the White Supremacist angle. And the art has really gone downhill. I'll keep reading, but I hope it gets better again.
mschlat's review against another edition
3.0
Note: I read the previous issues in pamphlet form.
I would have been happy if Waid had continued the run of Irredeemable and Incorruptible, but this isn't a bad ending, just a somewhat sudden one.
I would have been happy if Waid had continued the run of Irredeemable and Incorruptible, but this isn't a bad ending, just a somewhat sudden one.
crookedtreehouse's review against another edition
3.0
I imagine that if you enjoyed reading any of the Incorruptible series, that you'll find this a satisfying ending. It is so much better than the previous volume, that it's hard to conceive it was made by the same creative team.
As someone who only really enjoyed one of the previous six volumes of the series, I wasn't invested enough to read this closely. I found myself looking at the pages, turning them, and having no memory of what I'd just read. This isn't the fault of this volume, I was just eager to get back to, what I consider, the far superior Irredeemable.
This whole series is meant as a counterpoint to Irredeemable (who showed up in volume six, which you shouldn't bother reading), and the ending seemed to create the idea the the two opposing stories of Incorruptible and Irredeemable end up being harmonious in their conclusions.
Sure.
I recommend this to people who enjoyed Incorruptible, fans of Happily Ever Maybe superhero stories, and people who like Deus Ex Morality endings.
As someone who only really enjoyed one of the previous six volumes of the series, I wasn't invested enough to read this closely. I found myself looking at the pages, turning them, and having no memory of what I'd just read. This isn't the fault of this volume, I was just eager to get back to, what I consider, the far superior Irredeemable.
This whole series is meant as a counterpoint to Irredeemable (who showed up in volume six, which you shouldn't bother reading), and the ending seemed to create the idea the the two opposing stories of Incorruptible and Irredeemable end up being harmonious in their conclusions.
Sure.
I recommend this to people who enjoyed Incorruptible, fans of Happily Ever Maybe superhero stories, and people who like Deus Ex Morality endings.
saraha19's review against another edition
4.0
Just finished this final volume of the Incorruptible series. A little clunky in places, but on the whole: two thumbs up. Loved the characters, the plot line, the tragedy, and the hero's epiphany at the end. A twisted super-hero story that will make you smile. Now on to read Irredeemable...
chrismarnone's review against another edition
3.0
Ended fairly well, with what may possibly be the world's first truly justifiable deus ex machina. I think Mark Waid was having a really sentimental day when he finished it, though. Put a nice bow on the series, almost too nice.
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