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Incorruptible #1

Apr 2010 · Boom! Studios · 16.99 USD
📊 ~15,710 copies sold its debut month
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This volume collects the first arc of the post-apocalyptic superhero series set in the same world as Irredeemable. It follows the former villain Max Damage as he attempts to become a hero after a catastrophic event, struggling with his newfound moral compass and the chaos left in the wake of the Plutonian's rampage. Written by Mark Waid with art by Jean Diaz, the story explores themes of redemption and the blurred lines between good and evil.

Incorruptible #1 kicks off with a high-stakes bridge standoff when Jailbait and Max Damage’s henchmen are ambushed by police—only for Damage himself to reappear, saving Lt. Armadale in a sudden, unexpected turn. Written by Mark Waid and illustrated by Jean Diaz, with inks by Belardino Brabo and colors by Andrew Dalhouse, the story unfolds with sharp tension as Damage burns his ill-gotten gains and declares a new path. The cover by John Cassaday captures the moment’s gravity, setting the tone for a tale where redemption isn’t a given, but a choice.

Contains 4 stories
Incorruptible [Chapter 1]
22 pp · Superhero
Max Damage (introduction)Max Damage's henchmen [Carl [full name unknown]Bob [full name unknown]? [name unknown]]Jailbait (introduction)Lt. Louis Armadale (introductionsee Notes)The Plutonian (cameoflashback)
Incorruptible [Chapter 2]
22 pp · Superhero
Max DamageJailbaitLt. Louis Armadale

In "Incorruptible [Chapter 2]," Jo is frustrated by Max's growing moral hesitation, even as Armadale takes him on a tour of the city to show how much has changed since The Plutonian fell. Max’s attempt to intervene in a domestic hostage situation reveals a troubling clue: the reclusive scientist Origin is once again working on superhuman enhancements.

Incorruptible [Chapter 3]
22 pp · Superhero
Max DamageDr. Origin [David Orjean] (introductionsee Notes)JailbaitLt. Louis ArmadaleThe Plutonian (flashback)

In "Incorruptible [Chapter 3]," Max races against time after detonating Dr. Origin's warehouse, uncovering a black-market device that might be the key to escaping The Plutonian’s grip. With his headquarters compromised, he and Jailbait take refuge at Armadale’s home, where old memories of a violent incident in Sky City begin to surface.

Incorruptible [Chapter 4]
22 pp · Superhero
Max DamageThe Plutonian (flashback)Lt. Louis ArmadaleJailbaitAmberjack (introduction)

In "Incorruptible [Chapter 4]," Max Damage confronts Amberjack in a high-stakes clash over a mysterious interdimensional portal, the weight of The Plutonian’s assault on Sky City still echoing between them. As the tension escalates, the past and the present collide in a fight that tests loyalty, power, and the cost of survival.

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Full credits

writer Mark Waid
artist Jean Diaz
letterer Ed Dukeshire
cover pencils, inks John Cassaday

Reprints

↩ Reprints Incorruptible #1 (2009), Incorruptible #1 (2009), Incorruptible #1 (2009), Incorruptible #1 (2009), Incorruptible #1 (2009), Incorruptible #1 (2009), Incorruptible #2 (2010), Incorruptible #2 (2010), Incorruptible #2 (2010), Incorruptible #3 (2010), Incorruptible #3 (2010), Incorruptible #3 (2010), Incorruptible #4 (2010), Incorruptible #4 (2010), Incorruptible #4 (2010)

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