d. emerson eddy🐀さんのイラストまとめ

I'm not sure what's more disturbing, the first version of Ciphermen that we saw in volume 1, or this new version which seems somewhat creepier decked out in what looks like something worn in the trenches.

I love this upending of expectations of what was "supposed" to happen on both sides of this confrontation.

While Jack may be a bit bumbling, the story is definitely setting us up to distrust Robin at this point.

"Sensitive Criminals" from Grant Morrison, Phil Jimenez, John Stokes, Daniel Vozzo, Heroic Age, and Todd Klein begins in The Invisibles Vol. 2 #8.

While the cell tends to Takashi's wounds, we get treated to a bit of biography for Edith and meeting King Mob.

#TurningInvisibles

You wonder how much is Quimper's infection and how much is trying to come to grips with how they've changed considerably.

Both the dancing and the unknown glow from the case feel like we're back in Tarantino territory here.

This is fundamentally true. Everything is strange.

And deep into another action movie set up as King Mob just goes guns blazing. King Mob's definitely getting more and more violent in his new role, which to a certain extent feels weird when connected with elemental earth.

What with a projection of reality being the space in which we occupy, across a backdrop of two metauniverses fighting for dominance.

There's more here in the use of the Jesus fish, Gnosticism, and emanations, but I think they're ideas better discovered personally.