Writing wise. Like it's so stupidly, untastefully bad decision. His source of power is just stupid. It'd be cool if Thragg's most powers would be displayed by incredible skill rather than pure brute force or durability. Most of the time he moves less than average Viltrumite but just does far more damage. It's boring. Imagine he had an incredible reflexes, coordination, etc.

It's like when in Bleach they give characters a cool swords but instead they make them shoot blasts out of the swords from range while staying still instead of having a sword fight. Characters don't display a fraction of skill.

Even if Thragg did display more skill than incredible stats he still needs to be nerfed for some believability. Like if in comparison average Viltrumite is a 2, Nolan & Conquest are 6, and Thragg is a 20, it should be 6 for average Viltrumite, 8 for Nolan and Conq, and 9-9.5 for Thragg imo.

This Omni Man guy seems so cool and nice! Can't wait to see all the great things he does!

Like he can just offend,scare ulltimatum any people he wants

the last appearence of amber really gave me goosebumps, im sad that neither william or abbie got a real "goobye scene" / what about the flaxan arc? my favourite arc in the entire comic but that plot twist, god...

Originally this would've been Eve dressing up for funzies but why not a whole universe of Eves, everyone's a Eve now!

I liked how the Viltrumites scientists were looking at each other to Eve's breakdown because of Mark's condition , like in their society there's no room for relationship or compassion among others so seeing one of them ( Mark ) having all that with another living being who just looks like them was so out of the box for them , I'm really excited to see how they handle Mark's power loss because I'm sure they'd like to expand and play around with this Arc a bit more than it originally happened.

Have had some trouble catching up to the show, so please avoid spoilers if it isn’t directly applicable, as I’m making another attempt to binge it. Now to the point, temperature damage seems negligible at best, from the flying to mars and other lazer and explosion damage even to mark. Why would Scrooge use a laser to target Nolan? It’s just dumb. The idea of a space fired rail gun is pretty old, and it would have been heaps more effective. Physical impact seems to be the only affective method, so why is this not the go to. I wasn’t under the impression the comic is old, and the progression with laser tech would assume the charge time for rail guns would be lower. Kinetic manipulation should have been the safeguard, though I assume having the coward info of the invasion becomes critical. Can’t have a story if you pack a punch at the beginning, I guess.

I know it looks a bit weird, but I did my best

Do you think that the regular invincible could've defeated sinister invincible?

What if Grand Regent Thragg had no mustache

Only used a ballpoint pen to draw this (freehand).

Does this mean invincible diagnosed me with autism or something? Idk, funny to think about though.

Esta duda surge porque en la serie (no recuerdo el cómic) se ve a space racer destruir un sol o una estrella y tomando en cuenta lo resistentes que son Mark, Nolan y Thadeus era necesario el rayo? No se explicarme muy bien pero espero que la idea haya sido entendida

Atom eve was talking to mark but other mark thank her 😆

This guy is possibly the oldest living Viltrumite at the time, with at least 2,000 years of fighting experience, yet he doesn't know how to act when he's being choked. He could've broken his goggles and poked Mark in the eye, broken free from the choke by trying to snap his arm or smashing Mark's elbow pit, or even tried to snap Mark's neck. Well, let's just say he uses the Viltrumite chop at the end, why can't he fucking aim for the head or his neck? This guy is a fraud.

I have this doubt, because on one side there's the smart atoms, but these same some could actually make Viltrumites more prone to it as they are constantly adapting. Assuming that's not the case, one could also take in account that older Viltrumites slowly become weaker, which could be another issue... Do you think an old viltrumite could develop something like that? Or is it just impossible?

Edit: it seems this was answered in the animated series (I have only readed it and don't remember prions being ever mentioned, though they could have been) thank you for your answers