Invincible # 15
Invincible #15
(I#15): This self-contained issue opens with the difficulties arising
in the Guardians of the Globe from reverse aging superheroine with the mind of
a 29-year old contained in the body of a three-year-old girl. The scene shifts to Mark Grayson, Invincible’s
alter ego, talking to his mom. Cecil
contacts Invincible to assist in political relations with the undersea
kingdom. Invincible has to marry the
Queen since it was discovered Omni-Man killed the former king, Aquarius, and
Invincible drove off Omni-Man. Invincible
ventures to the undersea kingdom and manipulates events so the one who truly
loves the Queen can marry her instead of Invincible. Mark’s mother talks to another woman married
to a superhero about her loss of her husband/Omni-Man. The Immortal seeks revenge on the Clone twins
who resurrected him. The issue closes
with Mark’s friend William convincing his new girlfriend, Atom Eve, to fly and
carry him through the sky, much to her dismay.
Low-Frequency
Listener (L-FL): In an article “The
Superprotagonist” by Fred Van Lente, superhero is defined as “any protagonist
(of any story) with more than mortal abilities.
I know that casts too broad a net for some, but that’s how I would
define it.” Would you find it accurate
to say that the contents of you story defines a superhero as an individual with
extraordinary powers with the ability to critically think about the employing
those powers in innovative ways in order to resolve problems.
I#15:
Yeah, sure. Although I have to admit, a
blog persona talking to an invented persona of a comic book, “this is so gay.”
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