NOT HERE ANYMOREさんのイラストまとめ

The Invisibles Vol. 1, #6: Oof. Warning: Some of the imagery shared in this thread is pretty gruesome. But this is an action-heavy issue that shows us more of how and why The Invisibles function, moving the plot along rather quickly for a single issue. #TurningInvisibles

Doing a week of Jose Ladronn posts on IG because he rules. So hard.

Finally, superb use of matching panels.

That one line feels just a little evocative of the end of the Morrison Doom Patrol run, which upon my first read instantly became one of my favorite endings in all of comics.

The Invisibles Vol. 1, #5: Lots of other things on my mind tonight, but I still enjoyed this comic. I mean, Jill Thompson drew it, which is usually more than enough for me, but it also started to pull on some religious threads for reasons that aren’t clear yet. #TurningInvisibles

Feels like life’s going to move pretty fast about this one, as they say.

The Invisibles Vol. 1, #3: I think the first three issues taken together are structured really well. I felt smoothly indoctrinated into the world anyway, entertained and invested in the characters as the full nature of the became...uh...visible. #TurningInvisibles

The review team was out there this week, working hard to write about all the big releases:

Billionaire Island #6: https://t.co/shJ3RZlQss

Heavy #1: https://t.co/8jpOEpZD1h

Stillwater #1: https://t.co/nNJycoZItJ

Tales From The Umbrella Academy #1: https://t.co/mjErjL2tSR

This is a pretty wild progression set against itself on opposite pages with a few procedural panels in between.

UPDATE: Iron Man #1 was absolutely excellent, a really smart and reorienting take on the character that stays true to its roots — up there with Immortal Hulk and HoX for best Marvel refreshes of late. Don’t miss this one...kudos to @ifyoucantwell, CAFU, and the rest of the team.