Issue | #9 |
Published | December 2009 |
Cover Price | 3.99 USD |
Pages | 36 |
Editing | Matt Gagnon |
Notes | Covers A and B shipped in equal quantities, with Cover C a 1-in-10 retailer incentive. Per indicia: Copyright 2009 Boom! Studios. Printed in Canada by World Color Press, Inc., 2009-12-16. |
Characters | Charybdis |
Genre | Superhero |
Pencils | Javier Pulido |
Inks | Javier Pulido |
Colors | Javier Pulido |
Characters | Kaidan |
Genre | Superhero |
Pencils | Dan Panosian (signed) |
Inks | Dan Panosian (signed) |
Colors | Dan Panosian (signed) |
Characters | Samsara |
Genre | Superhero |
Pencils | Jeffrey Spokes |
Inks | Jeffrey Spokes |
Colors | Jeffrey Spokes |
Notes | Spokes' variant covers to #1-12 will spell out "Irredeemable". This cover features the A. |
Characters | The Plutonian; The Hornet; Sarah [The Hornet's daughter]; Qubit; Samsara; Kaidan; Gilgamos; Volt; Bette Noir; Scylla; Charybdis; Modeus |
Pencils | Peter Krause |
Inks | Peter Krause |
Colors | Andrew Dalhouse |
Letters | ? (design); typeset |
Notes | The inside front cover has head shots of cast from previous issues and recap of story so far, plus logo, credits, and indicia set against negative red-&-black detail of #1's Cover A. |
Characters | The Plutonian; The Paradigm [The Plutonian (flashback); Scylla (cameo; flashback); Charybdis (flashback); Qubit; Bette Noir; Kaidan; The Hornet (cameo; flashback); Metalman (introduction; cameo; flashback); Volt; Gilgamos]; the President of the United States [name unrevealed] (flashback); Alana Patel (flashback); Encanta; Orian (introduction; see Notes); Modeus; Samsara (body only); The Survivor [Charybdis] (adoption of identity) |
Synopsis | Four years ago: The Plutonian holds a press conference on the White House lawn to introduce the costumed crimefighters who have appeared in the wake of his own debut — and their union as The Paradigm. Today: Charybdis moves to eliminate Encanta, but Qubit intercedes and brings her to a safe house where he compels her to reveal her last interaction with Modeus. The US military brass institutes Project Ultimatum, summoning an as-yet-unnamed creature as a fail-safe against Earth's rogue superhumans. Samsara appears to awaken and embrace The Plutonian. Charybdis informs a small news crew on the site of the demolished White House that he will now be known as The Survivor and that The Paradigm will take The Plutonian down. |
Genre | Superhero |
Script | Mark Waid |
Pencils | Peter Krause |
Inks | Peter Krause |
Colors | Andrew Dalhouse |
Letters | Ed Dukeshire |
Notes | Story is untitled beyond series title. First panel displays newspaper with headline "Mysterious Twins Cap Prison Riot". // Orian is named in #11. |
Script | Matt Gagnon |
Pencils | Chuck BB; various |
Inks | Chuck BB; various |
Colors | Chuck BB; various |
Letters | typeset |
Notes | Gagnon looks back at Boom!'s past year in "Tick... Tick... Tick..." column. Page also includes Boom! masthead, small repros of covers to upcoming releases, and holiday card signed by Boom! staffers with illustration from Chuck BB. |
Pencils | John Cassaday; Tim Sale |
Inks | John Cassaday; Paul Azaceta |
Colors | Laura Martin; Matthew Wilson |
Notes | Incorruptible #1 and its 7-page preview in this issue are hyped with art from Covers A and B. |
Characters | Max Damage (introduction); Max Damage's henchmen [Carl [full name unknown]; Bob [full name unknown]; ? [name unknown]] Jailbait (introduction); Lt. Louis Armadale (introduction) |
Genre | Superhero |
Script | Mark Waid |
Pencils | Jean Diaz |
Inks | Belardino Brabo |
Colors | Andrew Dalhouse |
Letters | Ed Dukeshire |
Editing | Matt Gagnon |
Notes | The first seven pages of the story from Incorruptible #1 are excerpted. |
Reprinted | from Incorruptible (Boom! Studios, 2009 series) #1 [as preview] |
Pencils | Erik Jones (Nola); Chris Brunner (Nola inset); Francesco Biagini (Dingo); John Cassaday (Incorruptible) |
Inks | Erik Jones (Nola); Chris Brunner (Nola inset); Francesco Biagini (Dingo); John Cassaday (Incorruptible) |
Colors | Erik Jones (Nola); Rico Renzi (Nola inset); Francesco Biagini (Dingo); Laura Martin (Incorruptible) |
Notes | House advertisements for the series Nola, Dingo, and Incorruptible appear on the last interior page, inside back cover, and back cover, respectively. |