FREE INVINCIBLE PRESENTS ATOM EVE AND REX SPLODE: V. 1 PDF Robert Kirkman,Benito Cereno,Nate Bellegarde | 144 pages | 27 Jul 2010 | Image Comics | 9781607062554 | English | Fullerton, United States AUG - INVINCIBLE PRESENTS ATOM EVE & REX SPLODE #1 (OF 3) - Previews World Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Want to Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Other editions. Enlarge cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the Invincible Presents Atom Eve and Rex Splode: v. 1. Return to Book Page. Nate Bellegarde Penciler, Inker. Robert Kirkman. Invincible co-creator Robert Kirkman teams up with writer Benito Cereno and illustrator Nate Bellegarde to reveal the secret history of his famed superhero's most beloved allies, Atom Eve and Rex Splode. Get A Copy. Paperbackpages. More Details Other Editions 2. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. Lists with This Book. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 3. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Dec 03, Jay rated it liked it Shelves: graphic-novelsuperhero. Rex Sloan had a pretty tough life growing up, but thing seemed to get better when the government "adopted" him and gave him super powers. Or maybe not! Like the Atom Eve miniseries before this one, we get to see a more in-depth origin of Rex Splode here. We're treated to the first meeting between Rex and Eve, the beginning of their relationship and even how he got his super-hero name. If you're a reader of Invincibleyou know some of this already. This series just fleshes it all out. There are a Rex Sloan had a pretty tough life growing up, but thing seemed to get better when the government "adopted" him and gave him super powers. There are a few fun moments throughout this book that are fun, and it really does serve as a sequel of sorts to the Atom Eve volume, but it really just fills in the cracks. I would have preferred something more original, but as an Invincible fan and completist, I was compelled to read this. It really is just fan service, but this time, the characters were more true to what we've seen elsewhere. There was definitely an improvement in Nate Bellegarde's art this time. The characters were less blocky and more defined, but his poses are still action figure awkward - meaning they often look like a toy discarded by a fitful three year-old. His art is just not really to my taste. Others can skip this and be none the worse for it. Really makes me want to get back to the original series. Entretenido como cualquier tomo de Invencible y, por momentos, mejor dibujado. Oct 14, Mike rated it liked it. Fun - Invincible Presents Atom Eve and Rex Splode: v. 1 takes on two characters' origins and mythology. Forgettable tho - unless somehow this mini-universe is somehow compelling for you. Apr 17, Dylan rated it it was ok Shelves: comics. Its middle of the road is mediocre. The writing itself is okay, its not terrible but it's cartoonish. Some actions were created for the greater good which in this much less so. Atom Eve - backstory was okay, it doesn't contradict anything but doesn't really add anything. This feels like a rushed summary of her origin instead of giving us a story. Instead we got a highlight reel Rex Splode - much more nuance and interesting that the main series never tackled. His storyline is the only reason u should view it in all honesty. Art : Bruh the art for Atom Eve was just straight-up bad, lacking in composition, utilisation of the medium It makes me appreciate how Robert and his Artists compose the series. If i call Atom story how its drawn its amateurish. Rex Splode : its different this time not bad BUT its ain't great in all honesty. Its painfully average however much better than first part. If u can grab it for free from library Aug 17, Ty Invincible Presents Atom Eve and Rex Splode: v. 1 rated it really liked it. The Invincible universe is full of depth. I feel that many people see this volume as a single type of issue instead of complimentary to Invincible as I feel it is intended. Although Atom Eve and Rex Splode are the focus of the characters, the plot itself points forward to Omni Man and Invincible but offers an exploration of the reason Atom Eve harbors pain when mentioning Rex. If you read this volume with that in mind, i The Invincible universe is full of depth. If you read this volume with that in mind, it is compelling. Otherwise, the art is good, not great - good. All of the columns are aligned to the left continually making the concepts a bit bland in each panel. However, by just being related to the legendary Invincible universe, it gains points. A book that at best seems to be three-star rating still warrants four stars due to how it only fuels the fire known as Kirkman's Invincible Universe. How did Rex Splode and Atom Eve come to be??? All answers are in here! Robert Kirkman's creations are given fantastic and tragic backstories that are more connected than I would have imagined going in. The dialogue was very reminiscent of Kirkman which isn't easy to pull off. Great job by author Benito Cereno. The art was good and fitting for the Invincible Universe. Overall, I think this book is exactly what I was hoping for. Jan 20, Dan rated it liked it Shelves: graphic-novelssuper-heroes. These stories tell the origins of Atom Eve and Rex Splode, including how they met and started "dating. Not quite as good as the rest of the Invincible series, but enjoyed getting to know the origins of these two. Me parece un spin off bastante prescindible. May 18, Chris Greensmith rated it it was ok Shelves: invincible. Sep 05, CJ Pendragon added it. May 10, Elliot Huxtable rated it liked it Shelves: comics. Interesting backstory if a little tepid. Dec 14, Arminzerella rated it liked it Shelves: graphic-novelInvincible Presents Atom Eve and Rex Splode: v. 1super-heroteenagersviolence. Invincible Presents Atom Eve and Rex Splode: v. 1 review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. Invincible Presents Atom Eve and Rex Splode: v. 1 view it, click here. This collects the origin stories of Atom Eve and Rex Splode. Samantha was switched at birth — the government intended to use her as a weapon, but Dr. Brandyworth heading up the project hid her from government agents, telling them that she died in childbirth. Early on Sam displays her intelligence — particularly in the sciences — but Sam has a hard time relating to her Invincible Presents Atom Eve and Rex Splode: v. 1 This collects the origin stories of Atom Eve and Rex Splode. Initially she uses this power selfishly changes her dinner, her clothesbut she starts using it more publicly — to help people who are in need, Invincible Presents Atom Eve and Rex Splode: v. 1 to fight bad guys. They up the ante by executing Brandyworth and her biological mother, and something inside Sam breaks, allowing her to overcome the mental block they were using as a failsafe against her working her powers on living matter. She does something to the government agents maybe kills them? Maybe changes their memories? While Rex is out stealing food for his family he is accosted by a large black man, Mr. Invincible Presents: Atom Eve & Rex Splode Vol 1 3 - Image Comics Database - Spawn, Top Cow As Robert Kirkman was making waves with the book that redefined both indie comics and zombie fiction, he was also taking a stab at invigorating superheroes away from the Big Two. The story itself follows a young man who is first receiving his powers, the fallout and alienation as his father turns out to not be the man he thought he was, and as he grows to start a family of his own. It is also the story of alien invaders, superpowered villains, action and adventure with the kind of bright and colorful design that only Ryan Ottley and Robert Kirkman could give you. With the new Invincible Returns reboot coming up, we thought we would jump in a little deeper. We are actually a little new to Invincible ourselves, and are trying to get caught up by reading trades. We have put together this complete Invincible reading order with a focus on trades, but we will include issue numbers as well. We are going to focus on the paperback smaller trades rather than the deluxe and compendium editions that are also available. We have also looked to the Invincible Presents Atom Eve and Rex Splode: v. 1 website, The Centre Invincible Presents Atom Eve and Rex Splode: v. 1 Hold, for much of their history on its continuity and reading order. It should also be noted that you can get away with just reading the central Invincible series on its own without a problem, so this is more focused on how to integrate all of the tie-ins. The series is ongoing, so this is also current through Julybut will be updated as it progresses. Guarding the Globe, vol. Occurs in parallel with The Viltrumite War. Guarding the Globe Volume 1 TP. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account.