Incorruptible Vol. 3

By Mark Waid

The flip side of Mark Waid's Eisner Award-nominated series IRREDEEMABLE! Supervillain Max Damage had an epiphany the day The Plutonian destroyed Sky City. When The Plutonian turned his back on humanity, Max Damage decided to become the hero the world needs. He has become... INCORRUPTIBLE. Now Max is figuring out what it takes to be superhero while struggling with a reluctant sidekick, a sarcastic police commissioner, and a world who still believes he's Enemy Number One. Volume 3 of this super-powered hit series!

• Language: English
• Publisher: BOOM Studios
• Release date: Nov 20, 2013
• ISBN: 9781613980132

Mark Waid

Mark Waid is an American comic book writer known for his work on DC comics, notably Superman.

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Reviews for Incorruptible Vol. 3

[rosa.mill · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

In this volume Max meets up with Plutonian's girlfriend Alana and deals with the Diamond Gang, a group that believes that Plutonian is cleansing the world for white supremacy. I loved the Alana/Max dynamic and can't wait to see how that continues to play out.

[elizajane_1 · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Reason for Reading: next in the seriesVolume Three is all action! Max Damage and the new Jailbait set off to take out the crazed "skinhead" followers of Plutonian who are armed with nuclear weapons and causing much damage. Max and J. meet up with an old friend of Plutonian's who joins their group and the new Jailbait is given her own new superhero name. From the old friend we learn a lot more about Plutonian's past from a different angle but mostly this volume is action scene after action scene with a fair amount of dry humour added for relief. Just what was needed at this point in the storyline. Domingues returns as the artist for the first two chapters and as I stated in my review for volume 2 I do not like his portrayal of M.D. The occasional downright goofy looks on his face are just not in character at all. What a thrill it was to see a new artist take over for the last two chapters, Marcio Takara, who incidentally is the only artist credited on the cover. Takara's style is much more raw, and Max is back to his masculine, powerful, dangerous looking character. A happy ending as we see our new trio running off together.