Worse things can always happen on Earth. Loose ends are tied up, conflicts are resolved, a door is closed so that a new one can open. Ah, and we start again from scratch. Only now Mark is aware of everything he has been through. What can he change now, who can he save, and how will he deal with his father – now that he knows what is coming?

After all the previous hardships, Mark never really wanted to return to Earth and its future. But his family, friends, and allies need him, so he must pick up the pieces of his former life. In doing so, he now inevitably faces Robot – no matter how hard he tries, he simply cannot forget all the evil his former friend has done.

And Thragg has not been idle either; he has begun his advance and is diligently conquering more worlds to restore the Viltrum Empire to its former glory. Buckle up, please. This could get really ugly.

And yes, of course. Mark just wants to lead a quiet life with his family and be happy, but folks, that might make for a boring comic series. And if Robert Kirkman, Ryan Ottley, and Cory Walker are known for anything, it’s not creating boring comics – and Volume 11 (containing issues #121-132) of Invincible is no exception.

Brutal and unrelenting action from the creator of The Walking Dead, filled with thrilling plot twists and countless cool characters, one of the best superhero sagas that the world of comics has to offer, with cross-media synergy effects.