Sadly, this last volume of invisibles is the least interesting. Two of our main cast members of gone, the remaining ones are off-stage too much, and the whole comic spins its wheels. It feels like 5-6 issues got stretched out into 12. 
 Satanstorm (12-9). I find this first story of the final volume of The Invisibles a bit off-putting. The problem is the focus on characters other than our protagonists, especially since what they're doing is so weird and mysterious. Everything comes together in the end, and their story actually turns out to be pretty brilliant. Meanwhile, Morrison starts bringing together all his plots. But the wrong foot at the start is an awkward beginning [6+/10] 
 KArmageddon (8-5). This is an unfortunate bit of wheel-spinning before the end. I guess it's nice to see the end of Edith's story, but beyond that the plot lines advance at a glacial race, and then there's the issue-long sex diversion (8) which feels entirely irrelevant. [5/10]. 
 The Invisible Kingdom (4-2). Our long-awaited conclusion. This finally puts into motion the plots that were on hold throughout too much of v3. It's a good ending, except it goes a little too esoteric at the end. (Ha! Could it do otherwise?) [6+/10] 
 Glitterdammurung (1). A final issue of course had to cover the next twelves years, and Morrison of course had to offer it up in a fractured modernist way. There are some interesting moments of beauty here, but also a lot of What?? [5/10]