Here Goes Nothing

As now I am writing this review the First 3 Episode have been released and after watching them all together I am giving the review.

This episode was for sake of Introducing some new characters who can resemble as the young generation of Superheroes as they are already ripping other Superheroes from different publications like DC, Marvel, Dark Horse Comics. You are gonna get some good ripoffs of Superhero Characters if you are already more into Superhero genre.

I loved the comics and I'm very relieved to see the show has so far captured the tone really well. This really feels and looks like the comics so far. Again, making the show animated and not live-action really helps out with that.

Kudos to the writers for taking their time with the story too. Kirkman's first run in the comics was great, but everything feels a bit more fleshed out in this and not as rushed. I enjoyed meeting the Teen Team and I'm particularly excited to see more Atom-Eve, who was a favorite of mine in the graphic novels. I'm starting to really like Mark as well. I've got a feeling I'll grow to love him as much as I did in he original source material.

Good stuff. Can't wait to watch more.

The second episode of the Invincible series is about Mark making new friends and learning how to encounter/fight unearthly threats. The new characters are really fun and engaging and I already like them quite a bit although I wish we could've seen a bit more of Duplicate and Rex. I also thought the action and human stuff was well balanced and it all was entertaining. Also the complaint about last episodes music are completely gone as you don't get any generic songs in here. Every song fit well for the scene and never felt out of the place. The pacing issue still stands but just as last time it doesn't break the episode for me. Overall this is an episode that has good characters and good arcs for all of them.

Invincible's "Here Goes Nothing" episode is a well-crafted continuation of the season's story arc. The episode showcases the aftermaths of the previous episode's shocking twist and does not shy away from portraying the dark realities of the superhero world. However, the show still manages to maintain its fun, superhero elements, making it a must-watch for comic book fans. I would give this episode a solid 8 out of 10.

The episode picks up right where the last one left off, after Omni-Man brutally murdered the Guardians of the Globe. The episode continues to explore the fallout from this incident. Meanwhile, the show delves deeper into the conspiracy and politics surrounding the superhero world.

The show maintains its intensity while still managing to be a fun superhero TV show. Certain elements provide a needed relief from the sometimes-gruesome tension that the episode's build-up creates. The use of humor and playful elements helps to break the tension and does not feel out of place.

The highlight of the episode is the voice acting, which is fantastic. The performances and delivery provide much-needed depth to the characters and add to the tension and excitement of the show.

Overall, "Here Goes Nothing" is a fantastic continuation of Invincible's intense and thrilling season. The episode doesn't shy away from the darker aspects of the superhero genre while still managing to be a fun and enjoyable watch. It's highly recommended to fans of the show and general comic book fans alike.

This episode was very good and introduced more characters. This animation is really beautiful and I hope it will be like this until the end.