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Invincible [COMIC SPOILER Discussion] - S01E05 - That Actually Hurt COMIC SPOILERS

Episode 5 - That Actually Hurt

Feeling confident in his new abilities, Mark risks a team-up with a local villain to take down a crime lord, while simultaneously juggling school and a new relationship.

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u/Returdedphoenixmorph Invincible Apr 10 '21

I was initially hesitant to see that they were adapting the Titan story, as it doesn't really go anywhere in the comics. But even something as simple as changing Titan's motivations, and placing it at a different point in the story makes it far more engaging, and will hopefully be continued in a satisfying manner.

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u/Roy-Southman Comic Fan Apr 10 '21

You are right, I think Titan only gets another story after that arc, and is not that good. Don’t remember if anything happens to him after the war with that Chinese group. The show seems to be trying to give some more depth to all characters, maybe Titan will become more of a recurring character...though if he doesn’t then is ok, his story already served it’s purpose in the overall plot.

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u/ddevlin Apr 10 '21

I believe Titan gets more of an arc in the Guardians of the Globe book, but I may be wrong.

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u/Roy-Southman Comic Fan Apr 10 '21

Never really got around to read it, is in my to do list. If the show does really good they might try to do spin-offs.