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Invader ZIM Best of World Domination
Explore the best of Invader ZIM's terrifying, world-conquering plots! Contains issues 3, 8, 18, and 20 of the Oni Press comic series Invader ZIM.
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106 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 7, 2020
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May 28, 2021
I love invader Zim. It's hits me in the squiddly spooch
September 27, 2020
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The collection comes out on October 6th. I got an advanced reader copy from Oni-Lion Forge Publishing. (If you’re already a fan of this comic series, spoiler alert: these stories were already presented in issues #3, #8, #18, and #20.)
I hadn’t read any Invader Zim comics before, but I did watch the old cartoon. A familiarity with the characters and style of humor might make this an easier read, but it’s not entirely necessary. If you like absurd scenarios and outlandish egotistical aliens, you shouldn’t have any problems jumping right in.
There are four stories included: Star Donkey, Pants!, Burrito King, and Floopsy Bloops Shmoopsy.
“Star Donkey” has Zim playing the part of a pretentious artist, whose latest installation (at the Museum of Natural History Museum) is really a cover to take over Earth. In “Pants!,” Zim has invited some aliens to come to Earth and zombify all the humans. Dib and Zim face off in an inevitable Pants Pants Revolution battle. “Burrito King” sees the return of The Tallest, the overlords Zim is always trying to impress. When Zim sees that another invader is getting recognized for his achievements, he sets out to conquer something he thinks will be an easy win: the local burrito restaurant. “Floopsy Bloops Shmoopsy” mocks the laziness of good, long TV binge. Zim creates a “conquer blob” to subjugate the human race for him, and then starts watching cartoons with Gir while the blob does the work.
Check out the new Invader Zim compilation, “World Domination,” wherever you get all your fave comics.
The collection comes out on October 6th. I got an advanced reader copy from Oni-Lion Forge Publishing. (If you’re already a fan of this comic series, spoiler alert: these stories were already presented in issues #3, #8, #18, and #20.)
I hadn’t read any Invader Zim comics before, but I did watch the old cartoon. A familiarity with the characters and style of humor might make this an easier read, but it’s not entirely necessary. If you like absurd scenarios and outlandish egotistical aliens, you shouldn’t have any problems jumping right in.
There are four stories included: Star Donkey, Pants!, Burrito King, and Floopsy Bloops Shmoopsy.
“Star Donkey” has Zim playing the part of a pretentious artist, whose latest installation (at the Museum of Natural History Museum) is really a cover to take over Earth. In “Pants!,” Zim has invited some aliens to come to Earth and zombify all the humans. Dib and Zim face off in an inevitable Pants Pants Revolution battle. “Burrito King” sees the return of The Tallest, the overlords Zim is always trying to impress. When Zim sees that another invader is getting recognized for his achievements, he sets out to conquer something he thinks will be an easy win: the local burrito restaurant. “Floopsy Bloops Shmoopsy” mocks the laziness of good, long TV binge. Zim creates a “conquer blob” to subjugate the human race for him, and then starts watching cartoons with Gir while the blob does the work.
Check out the new Invader Zim compilation, “World Domination,” wherever you get all your fave comics.
April 15, 2024
This is a collection of four of the Invader Zim comics by Oni Press, specifically #3, #8, #18, and #20. If these are legitimately the ONLY stories that interest you, then this omnibus is PERFECT for you! If you want ALL the stories, though, you would be better off getting the main collection series, which is the sequential run rather than stories sharing a specific theme. Also, the main collections include an art section with the alternate covers *I think* (but am too lazy at the moment to dig them out of the comic box to see).
The stories themselves are pretty classic Zim, such that I wouldn't be surprised if these were storyboards for unused episodes. I like the stories where Zim actually tries out of all the stories (vs. ones where Zim just screws with Dib or does some completely random thing with GIR), so this isn't a bad collection at all! I just, you know, already have these stories in the other volumes.
Recommended for completionists, or anyone who likes the "world domination" stories best.
The stories themselves are pretty classic Zim, such that I wouldn't be surprised if these were storyboards for unused episodes. I like the stories where Zim actually tries out of all the stories (vs. ones where Zim just screws with Dib or does some completely random thing with GIR), so this isn't a bad collection at all! I just, you know, already have these stories in the other volumes.
Recommended for completionists, or anyone who likes the "world domination" stories best.
April 10, 2021
Best one was the burrito king! And the story of the alien pants! I am obsessed
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