Mister Invincible: Local Hero Paperback – Illustrated, August 4, 2020

Gifted to a friend. He has raved about it three times now since I gave it to him a year ago (forgot to do a review). The book could be read by someone 10 and up and I think they would understand and enjoy it. The story is simple, but the concept of a superhero that can read the future panels leads to some interesting storytelling devices with the art and words.If you have anyone in your life that likes comics, this is clean and clever.

My grandson loves theses books

I asked my grandson what he wanted as a gift and boom this was the book he chose in an instant. Makes for a great summer reading and makes for happy grandchildren. And the mom approved so win win.

I haven't been this excited for a new comic in a long time. Great for all ages, young and old! Such a novel idea, and the artist takes it to such great levels and keeps pushing what it means to break the 4th wall in comic books.I will probably reread this multiple times in my life whenever I need a chuckle. Buying a copy of the paperback for my family members this Christmas. Can't recommend enough!I strongly suggest purchasing the paperback over the ebook version since they really take advantage of the book format, where they cut holes in the book to peek through or add an extra flap of content. Or characters that peek over at one another from different pages, etc. I did purchase the ebook as well, and I love it too.

I love the creative use of the comic format! If you like comics and are up for some silliness you will like this book.It is a bit over my 6 year olds head, he likes it but asks for explanations about what is going on.

This is great and takes advantage of the comic book format is ways I've never seen.But if you get this for you Kindle or read it on your computer, you will lose about 90% of the magic.Can't wait for the next one.

My grandkids and I all loved this book! Mr. invincible is a lovely character who uses his ability to jump back and forth in time only for stopping bad guys.

Great book. Almost feels more like a Sunday funnies in the newspaper than a traditional comic book (only meant in the best way).