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This contrast brings to mind classic teen-hero fare like “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” and the original Spider-Man stories, as well as the Brian Michael Bendis and Mark Bagley Ultimate Spider-Man run, which reimagined Spider-Man’s early years in a contemporary setting.

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“Invincible,” meanwhile, is using a full crayon box: the art is eye candy in the best sense, while the diverse characters go through a wide range of experiences, from grief-fueled alcoholism to revenge-fueled supervillainy.įor example, a typical “Invincible” issue includes Mark dealing with his doozy of a father, the difficulties of rooming with a friend, or some Archie-style romantic shenanigans - all the while saving Earth from villains such as Angstrom Levy, the Lizard League, or Conquest, a scary-as-hell Viltrumite. The comic is even bleaker than the TV show, if you can believe that. Other than that, the series are as different as night and day, and “Invincible” is definitely the day compared to the bleak, black-and-white, relentlessly grim world of “Walking Dead.” While the latter has some great characters and a unique premise, it doesn’t have many colors in its palette, literally or figuratively. For Kirkman to have this kind of success with two different creator-owned series makes him something like the Phil Jackson of independent comics. Both have shown tremendous longevity for independent comic books: going over 100 issues is rare and impressive.

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Both series have a large cast of heroes and villains, many factions struggling for power, plus a lot of fights - gory, brain-splattering fights. “Invincible” features Mark Grayson, the son of Omni-Man, a Superman-type hero from another planet (Viltrum). “Walking Dead” features increasingly unhinged Rick Grimes and his young psychopath-in-training son Carl. Like “Walking Dead,” “Invincible” is the story of a father and son. Here’s another fun fact about “Invincible”: It’s better than “Walking Dead.” And if you enjoy the show - or superheroes, sci-fi or comics in general - you should give this series a shot. The only visible comic? An issue of “Invincible,” the other long-running Image Comics series by 'Walking Dead' author Robert Kirkman. Among these goodies were comic books for young Carl Grimes. As sword-wielding badass Michonne returned to the prison after unsuccessfully hunting for one-eyed wacko The Governor, she brought goodies for the group. 'It really wraps around the foot, feels great, and gives nice support,' says Michele Belisle, 41, of Emmaus, Pennsylvania, a longtime wearer of the Omni.īottom Line: Flat-arched runners will find many happy miles in the Omni.The premiere episode of the fourth season of “The Walking Dead' featured a unique bit of product placement. Testers say the shoe felt a bit heavy, but found the ride to be responsive and well-cushioned.

To bring the shoe to an 8 mm drop, Saucony lowered the heel height (to 36.9 mm from 40.9 mm) and slightly raised the forefoot (to 27.7 mm from 24.4 mm). According to measurements taken at the RW Shoe Lab, the Omni 11 is nearly two ounces lighter than the 10 (which weighed 12.6 ounces for a men's size 9) and sits closer to the ground.

We found the 11 to be a considerable improvement over the previous version, which some wear-testers said felt clunky.

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It did the same with this update of the Omni. Saucony has significantly overhauled many of its flagship shoes, making them lower profile and lightweight.

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