"invariably" at the beginning of a sentence

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In this sentence written by me, is it proper to use invariably at the beginning with a comma:

Invariably, all dystopian novels imagine human-induced environmental or biomedical crises that change human existence for good.
 
In this sentence written by me, is it proper correct to use "invariably" at the beginning with a comma?

Invariably, all dystopian novels imagine human-induced environmental or biomedical crises that change human existence for good.
Yes.

Note my corrections to your opening question.
 
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