INVINCIBLE Episodes 4 Breakdown & Ending Explained Review | Easter Eggs & Comic Book Differences
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INVINCIBLE Episodes 4 Breakdown & Ending Explained Review | Easter Eggs & Book Differences. Invincible is now out on Amazon Prime Video and the fourth episode has a lot going on. We review, recap and explain the big moments and also discuss the comic books and where things have changed. The Robert Kirkman series has a huge cast including Steven Yeun As Mark Grayson Aka Invincible, J.K. Simmons As Nolan Grayson Aka Omni-Man and Sandra Oh As Debbie Grayson.
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The episode itself has some big deviations from the source material and I was actually surprised early on how much things changed. Whilst the Mars chapter is pretty much the central part of issue 18, outside of that there are some really cool changeups that make it so you can't really predict what's coming, even if you do know the work.
Now we start off in Egypt and see a shady figure with a scarab tattoo on his hand approaching an excavation site. This scene isn't in the comics at all so whether it's a gag or setting up things for the future, we don't know yet. eAt this dig they've unearthed the tomb of ancient mummified god like creature who will bring great suffering to the world. This moment is clearly a play on not only films involving the mummy but I also feel that it's aping Apocalypse from the X-men franchise. Apocalypse was thought to bring forth...well The Apocalypse and this super villain sprung forth from ancient egypt on the world. The movie X-men apocalypse features his ressurection and though this one is cut short due to the tomb slamming shut on their head, expect to see some change ups for this.
Now whether this pays off in the future we don't know but the episode is filled with foreshadowing and a lot of this comes as we join Mark and his father flying across the Sahara.
Mark flies too close to the ground and this causes a sandstorm to arise which is later repeated on Mars when he does something similar.
Beyond that the pair travel to Mount Everest where they have a father and son moment.
Not to get too spoilery but I'm sure you can already summise that Mark and his father will probably end up fighting at some point. In Issue 12 of the comics the pair end up fighting in a snowy landscape which is where the fight culminates and I feel that this father and son moment will be repeated later on in the season but with the pair at each other's throats.
Nolan brings up that humans don't appreciate how beautiful the planet is and this very much justifies the mentality he possesses that he should control it and decide what they do and don't do. This is very much reflected in the speech in which he talks about Viltrum and how they as a race have ended many wars across the universe.
In Nolan's eyes they have brought peace but as we get further into the series we learn that the World Betterment Committee had some nefarious dealings. Nolan is an orphan that lost his parents and he states that his wife Debbie turned earth from a job into a home. Throughout this episode we see their relationship far more fleshed out than it is in the comics and also get the feeling that Nolan is wrestling with choosing his duty over his family. The pair also race home and Nolan wins even though Mark has a headstart, cementing that he's far more skilled than his son is.
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The episode itself has some big deviations from the source material and I was actually surprised early on how much things changed. Whilst the Mars chapter is pretty much the central part of issue 18, outside of that there are some really cool changeups that make it so you can't really predict what's coming, even if you do know the work.
Now we start off in Egypt and see a shady figure with a scarab tattoo on his hand approaching an excavation site. This scene isn't in the comics at all so whether it's a gag or setting up things for the future, we don't know yet. eAt this dig they've unearthed the tomb of ancient mummified god like creature who will bring great suffering to the world. This moment is clearly a play on not only films involving the mummy but I also feel that it's aping Apocalypse from the X-men franchise. Apocalypse was thought to bring forth...well The Apocalypse and this super villain sprung forth from ancient egypt on the world. The movie X-men apocalypse features his ressurection and though this one is cut short due to the tomb slamming shut on their head, expect to see some change ups for this.
Now whether this pays off in the future we don't know but the episode is filled with foreshadowing and a lot of this comes as we join Mark and his father flying across the Sahara.
Mark flies too close to the ground and this causes a sandstorm to arise which is later repeated on Mars when he does something similar.
Beyond that the pair travel to Mount Everest where they have a father and son moment.
Not to get too spoilery but I'm sure you can already summise that Mark and his father will probably end up fighting at some point. In Issue 12 of the comics the pair end up fighting in a snowy landscape which is where the fight culminates and I feel that this father and son moment will be repeated later on in the season but with the pair at each other's throats.
Nolan brings up that humans don't appreciate how beautiful the planet is and this very much justifies the mentality he possesses that he should control it and decide what they do and don't do. This is very much reflected in the speech in which he talks about Viltrum and how they as a race have ended many wars across the universe.
In Nolan's eyes they have brought peace but as we get further into the series we learn that the World Betterment Committee had some nefarious dealings. Nolan is an orphan that lost his parents and he states that his wife Debbie turned earth from a job into a home. Throughout this episode we see their relationship far more fleshed out than it is in the comics and also get the feeling that Nolan is wrestling with choosing his duty over his family. The pair also race home and Nolan wins even though Mark has a headstart, cementing that he's far more skilled than his son is.
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