Monster Girl's Complicated Dilemma

[superfangirl1]

Invincible #95









Invincible #96

Comments

[rainspirit]

I'm way behind on Invincible. Monster Girl doesn't de-age when she transforms anymore?

[espanolbot]

I think that they fixed it along the way somehow, like how Rex's body is a clone of the original biological one he was using to remote control the first Robot, but with the deformities removed.

[silverhammerman]

Rex built her a power belt of some sort that stopped that effect from happening. Then they were in SPAAAAACE (or rather, AN ALTERNATE DIMENNNNNNNNNSION!)for long enough for them both to grow up.

[eyz]

I love the art^^

[shadowpsykie]

i'm confused, what is happening page two, last panel?

[shadowpsykie]

oh nevermind, i understand now....

[theflames]

So when she becomes a Monster, she also becomes male? That's actually pretty interesting...

And this is quite confusing since I'm way behind, but has Monster Girl aged naturally through the story? She was so you when she was first introduced.

Great art in this though.

[roguezombie]

Her and Robot got stuck in a different dimension a while back (while they were both still looking like kids). And time works differently in the dimension, so they age slower there. They spent I think hundreds of years there, but only physically aged like 10-15 years.

[theflames]

... I always find stories like that a tad depressing, stuck somehwere for hundreds of years... new world and all that. Can only imagine how horrible that must've been for the first 20 years.

Anyway, that clears things up, thanks!

[roguezombie]

This storyline was really great. And the end is kind of heartbreaking and I am wondering about the repercussions later. Especially now that I am completely invested in Monster Girl and Robot as a couple.

Also, I am curious about what's happening between Mark and Eve. I'm in the minority that never really cared for them as a couple.