Post by matthewsee on Jul 22, 2014 6:47:20 GMT -5
Mr Invincible is a post-Miracle Torchwood story released by AudioGo in June 2012.
Written by Mark Morris and read by Tom Price (Sgt Andy).
After having a vision that Gwen was going to be killed in the previous audio story Red Skies, Captain Jack returns to 21st century Earth to save her.
Just as Jack returned to Cardiff he and Andy soon encountered the case of Mr Invincible, a man Ross Chapman titled as such because he suddenly got superpowers and becomes a superhero by that name.
However Mr Invincible is not the only oddity that has been going on in Cardiff lately as strange phenomena have been happening to people of Cardiff across the board.
Pretty enjoyable mystery including the revelation of how all this came about and Morris wrote very well the Chapman character in how arrogant he has become by him becoming Mr Invincible.
Mr Invincible turned out to be the final original Torchwood audio story as AudioGo was struggling commercially, went into administration over a year after Mr Invincible’s release and its operations subsequently taken over by Random House.
With still no certainly about Torchwood’s future and apart from the release of the novel Exodus Code, three months after the release of Mr Invincible, Mr Invincible feels from my standpoint like a very fine swansong for Torchwood, at least for the time being.
Written by Mark Morris and read by Tom Price (Sgt Andy).
After having a vision that Gwen was going to be killed in the previous audio story Red Skies, Captain Jack returns to 21st century Earth to save her.
Just as Jack returned to Cardiff he and Andy soon encountered the case of Mr Invincible, a man Ross Chapman titled as such because he suddenly got superpowers and becomes a superhero by that name.
However Mr Invincible is not the only oddity that has been going on in Cardiff lately as strange phenomena have been happening to people of Cardiff across the board.
Pretty enjoyable mystery including the revelation of how all this came about and Morris wrote very well the Chapman character in how arrogant he has become by him becoming Mr Invincible.
Mr Invincible turned out to be the final original Torchwood audio story as AudioGo was struggling commercially, went into administration over a year after Mr Invincible’s release and its operations subsequently taken over by Random House.
With still no certainly about Torchwood’s future and apart from the release of the novel Exodus Code, three months after the release of Mr Invincible, Mr Invincible feels from my standpoint like a very fine swansong for Torchwood, at least for the time being.