The Pact

by Jim Valentino (Writer (#1)), Jay Faerber (Writer (#2)), Phil Hester (Writer (#3))

Firebreather! Invincible! ShadowHawk! Zephyr! Four super powered teenagers from dysfunctional families band together to discover the heroes within. Every issue of this miniseries is self-contained, and each is written by one of the main character's creator: #1 by JIM VALENTINO (SHADOWHAWK), #2 by JAY FAERBER (NOBLE CAUSES), #3 by PHIL HESTER (FIREBREATHER) and #4 by INVINCIBLE's ROBERT KIRKMAN!

Collecting: The Pact (2005) #1-4

NOTE: This collection does not actually exist. These issues were released individually only. The "book" entry was simply added to allow marking the issues read and adding reviews for the issues.

Genres: Comics

Unknown Binding

Published April 1, 2005

About the author

Jim Valentino is an American writer, penciler, editor and publisher of comic books. He is a co-founder of Image Comics and served as the company's publisher from 1999-2004. Jim created such diverse series as normalman, A Touch of Silver, Vignettes and ShadowHawk. He also wrote and drew Guardians of the Galaxy for Marvel Comcs.

He currently heads his own imprint at Image called Shadowline which publishes Rat Queens, Faster Than Light, Jimmie Robinson, Ted McKeever and more.

Reviews

[Alex Memus · Rating 1 out of 5]

Feels like a work by amateur writers and artists who even didn’t talk to each other.

[Mal Martin · Rating 1 out of 5]

I read the pact #4 because it was at the very end of one of the invincible issues that I was reading. I did not like the story very much. I didn't hate it either. It felt like I was reading fan fiction about the invicible universe and not an actual canon story. Definetly wouldn't recommend.

[kami · Rating 2 out of 5]

i actually think this is one of the better invincible spinoff comics.. it does feel like fanfic, and im not sure why this is even canon to the actual story, but its fun and lighthearted. nothing too too serious, the characters and the friendship they have is somewhat interesting. i dont think this is a necessary read, it doesnt add anything to the invincible storyline, but whatever! in comparison to capes inc, superpatriot, or savage dragon, i do think this and brit has been the most enjoyable to read