I'm enjoying the series so far. This time around factors more around the father than the son. Why did he do what he did?? I need answers? Such a sad volume. All the characters are great... even the villains! ( )

Much like the first book, except getting more exciting. The store becomes more engrossing as it moves along and introduces more characters.

Ehh, not perfect (some of the dialogue wouldn't hold up by today's standards ) but still entertaining. ( )

Mark solves a recurring rock-monster problem and goes looking for a college and we are finally introduced to the Guardians of the Globe, in quite a startling way. Great continuation of a series that started off really well. The art is a little too cartoonish for my personal tastes, but it does fit well with the teenager storyline, so I can't really fault it on that account. ( )

This story continues to impress me; with some great humor, well paced action, and some genuine mystery added in for good measure, this volume is definitely all about later plots. While the first volume, Family Matters, set up the core characters for Invincible, this volume is clearly set up as starting points for future story lines, so while it doesn't actually seem like much happens here, it just makes me want to continue reading so I can see how all these plot threads play out. Cory Walker's art and Bill Crabtree's colors are top notch again; I really like the minimal line art and coloring. The inclusion of different artists working on the introduction of additional characters to the book was a nice touch too, helping each character stand out a little while having the briefest of introductions. On to the third volume! ( )