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Today, Prime Video announced it has renewed the critically acclaimed adult-animated superhero series Invincible for a fifth season ahead of its fourth season set to debut in 2026. It was additionally confirmed that Matthew Rhys will join the voice cast for the upcoming season.

The hit series, from Skybound Entertainment and Amazon MGM Studios, is available exclusively on Prime Video in more than 240 countries and territories.

The third season of Invincible is Prime Video’s most watched animation season of all time, marking the biggest returning season of all time across all Prime Video’s Adult Animation Originals. The third season of Invincible was nominated for the Critics’ Choice Award for Best Animated Series in 2025, as well as consecutive Primetime Emmy Award nominations in 2024 and 2025.

The first two seasons received “Certified Fresh” rankings on Rotten Tomatoes and the show was awarded Rotten Tomatoes’ Golden Tomato Award for Best Animated Series in...

Ahead of its Season 4 premiere in 2026, Prime Video has renewed its Emmy-nominated adult-animated superhero series for a fifth season. Additionally the streamer confirmed that Matthew Rhys will join the voice cast for the upcoming season. The series, from Skybound Entertainment and Amazon MGM Studios, is available exclusively on Prime Video in more than 240 countries and territories.

Based on the award-winning comic book series by Robert Kirkman, co-creator Cory Walker, and contributing creator Ryan Ottley, Invincible follows 17-year-old Mark Grayson, as he inherits his father’s superpowers and sets out to become Earth’s greatest defender, only to discover the job is more challenging than he could have ever imagined. Everything changes as Mark is forced to face his past, and his future, while discovering how much further he’ll need to go to protect the people he loves.

Starring Steven Yeun, Sandra Oh, and J.K. Simmons, Invincible’s voice cast also includes Seth Rogen,...

Prime Video's Invincible is one of those shows that gets better and better every season. The season 3 finale culminated in one of the most epic, brutal, violent battles in superhero history between Mark Grayson and the Viltrumite titan Conquest. Ahead of season 4 (which is likely to air in 2026), co-showrunner Simon Racioppa assures fans that the show will go up another level.

Those of you who've been following Invincible from the start will already be aware that it's not a quick show to produce. Animation is a long process, after all. Fans had to wait over two years between seasons 1 and 2, and when season 2 finally aired, it was split into two parts airing months apart.

The wait for season 3 wasn't quite as substantial, but it still left fans hanging for a year. Looking ahead to season 4, Racioppa says the team was proactive in anticipation of a renewal. “We started the scripts...

Invincible Season 3 concluded a few weeks ago with one of the highest-rated episodes of TV ever, and it’s already been confirmed that Season 4 will hit Prime Video sometime this year. Mark (Steven Yeun) faced some of his toughest challenges in Invincible Season 3, including his fight against Conquest (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), who is largely regarded as the second-strongest Viltrumite in the entire army, second only to Grand Regent Thragg. It’s also been confirmed that Thragg will finally make his Invincible debut in Season 4, but there’s another character set to return who could give even the strongest Viltrumites a run for their money. During a recent interview with ScreenRant, Invincible co-showrunner Simon Racioppa teased the return of Battle Beast in Invincible Season 4 while also revealing what his intentions might be:

"At the end of the last episode, we see that he survived his Viltrumite jailbreak earlier in the season,...

Robert Kirkman's animatedInvincible adaptation on Prime Video has been a huge hit, and with a fourth season already guaranteed, the series creator is already looking to the future. One of Invincible's co-showrunners shared how far he and Kirkman have plotted ahead.

Speaking with ScreenRant, Invincible's Simon Racioppa shared that the show is already moving forward from Season 3, and they're using the comic book source material to guide them along. "Obviously, we have the books as the groundwork of the series. We've talked about it all the way to the end, and Robert and I have had conversations about it," Racioppa shared, "but in terms of actually sitting down and starting to do work on it, we're just doing season 4 right now. Hopefully, we'll get to do more."

While Season 4 of Invincible is Racioppa and Kirkman's main focus for now, he shared that the two have still talked...

Invincible capped off yet another strong season with one of the highest-rated episodes of TV ever, largely due to Mark’s (Steven Yeun) battle with Conquest (Jeffrey Dean Morgan). However, there are plenty of other aspects of the Invincible Season 3 finale that had fans buzzing, including the post-credits scene, which features the return of Damien Darkblood (Clancy Brown). After drawing a pentagram on the floor and summoning what appears to be Satan, Darkblood tells him he has the means to restore him to the infernal throne using a surface-dweller of great power the likes that the planet has never seen. Fans have speculated about whether he’s talking about Mark, Conquest, or even Nolan (J.K. Simmons), and during a recent interview with ScreenRant, Invincible’s Robert Kirkman and Simon Racioppa shed some light on the upcoming Hell storyline:

Robert is a huge part of the show, and in a lot of cases,...

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Invincible War in the comics saw a lot of Image characters that share the same universe come to the forefront of the comic to fight the various Invincible alternates that had invaded Earth thanks to Angstrom Levy. These characters were some of the biggest names in comics, but there were two in particular who could have been a lot of fun to see in the show, but couldn’t show up because of a rights issues.

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The comics saw the Invincible War play out with a lot of characters in the fray, such as Savage Dragon, The Dynamo 5, Capes Inc, and Firebreather, all of whom are mainstays of Image Comics, owned by different artists. While these are very niche characters that fans would have enjoyed seeing in the show, there are two characters in particular that would have elevated an already brilliant episode: and the...

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Invincible War, in the original comics, was a single-issue event that saw Angstrom Levy raid Earth with a slew of alternate Marks, in the hopes of completely demolishing Invincible’s character and his world, causing him to suffer another tragedy and for Levy to have his vengeance.

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While it would be obvious that they would try to wrap this up in a single episode, that seems to not have necessarily been the case during the production of the episode, as revealed by co-showrunners Robert Kirkman and Simon Racioppa.

The Invincible War could definitely have been expanded to cover two episodes Invincible || Credit: Prime Video

Even though Invincible War covered just a single issue in the comics, there was a lot that could be done if it was to be adapted over a few episodes. To begin with, there were about eighteen...

Spoiler Alert !!!Spoilers ahead for Invincible Season 3

The latest episode of Invincible covered a lot of ground, from bringing back Angstrom Levy and the Invincible War to the first appearance of Conquest. The show saw some of its most devastating moments during the War as Mark Grayson had to fight his worst enemy: himself and more of himself. However, many felt that it got over too soon.

While it stays true to the comics, I am glad the makers did not drag out the War for more than an episode or worse, the whole season. Invincible is not a show that gives breathing room to Mark Grayson and being a superhero in real life does not always have time outs. It may also set up Rudy Connors’ a.k.a Robot’s betrayal.

The Invincible War in the latest episode of Invincible was rightly timed A still from Invincible | Credits:...

It’s a bloody and brutal week for superheroes, both on Disney+ and Prime Video. Whilst Marvel’s Man Without Fear grapples his way back to the screen in Daredevil: Born Again, Mark Grayson will have to deal with a lot of parallel iterations of himself as the show adapts one of the most epic stories from the comics.

Invincible, which follows half-human, half-Viltrumite hero Mark Grayson (Steven Yeun), is a brutal and bloody world where he and others have to defend Earth from the ruthless Viltrumite Empire. Whilst the impending invasion of a group of supermen might seem to be a top priority for Mark, Mark will first face his greatest enemy yet… himself, in a storyline co-showrunner Simon Racioppa says was both exciting to produce and daunting to actualize, per Entertainment Weekly.

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Invincible Season 3 is reaching its climax, and things are about to get wild. Robert Kirkman, the show’s creator, has teased that the final two episodes will be the most intense we’ve seen so far.

Episode 6 ended with a major twist: Angstrom Levy, thought to be dead, has returned and assembled 18 alternate Mark Graysons from different dimensions. His ominous words, ‘This will do,’ set the stage for what’s to come.

For those familiar with the comics, you might already expect the Invincible War to be next, a brutal event that could be a game-changer for the series.

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There’s also talk that Conquest will appear in the finale, with Kirkman hinting that fans will see him at some point in the series, though he stayed tight-lipped...

The following contains spoilers for Invincible season 3, episode 6, "All I Can Say Is I'm Sorry," now streaming on Prime Video.

The latest Invincible episode forces Mark Grayson to confront his past failures but doesn't offer forgiveness.

Speaking to Den of Geek, series creator and executive producer Robert Kirkman discussed adapting the comic's Powerplex storyline and how this villain's agenda reframes Invincible's harrowing season 1 finale in a new light. Jokingly labeling Powerplex (voiced by Aaron Paul) as an "A-Minus" type villain, Kirkman nonetheless felt he "had a point" about the civilian deaths caused by Invincible and Omni-Man's battle and how superhero accountability is treated differently from other humans.

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As InvincibleSeason 3 continues on Prime Video, fans may meet a mysterious new villain named Conquest. Breaking Bad's Jonathan Banks is rumored to voice Conquest in the series, adding to the expansive Season 3 cast that includes Doug Bradley, Aaron Paul, Xolo Meriduena, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, and Kate Mara.

Meanwhile, Mark Grayson aka Invincible (Steven Yeun) continues to adjust to adulthood and his new iconic blue suit following a one-year time jump. As Invincible continues to defeat the Viltrumite Empire and foster universal peace, he and his younger brother, Oliver Grayson, aka Kid Omni-Man (Christian Convery), face a slew of new supervillains and archenemies. Without further ado, it's time to meet a villain comic readers have long waited for: Conquest.

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While Invincible may well be one of the best superhero shows on TV today, one thing that's become quite annoying for fans is its release schedule. Since it's an animated show, it naturally takes longer to make. For instance, there was a two-year wait between seasons 1 and 2. And season was aired in chunks of four episodes dropped months apart.

However, with season 3, the show went back to its original format: airing each episode weekly with no mid-season breaks. Hooray! Looking ahead to the show's future, creator Robert Kirkman believes the production is streamlined enough to eliminate long droughts between seasons. "I think that the release schedule that we’re in is much more what we can expect going forward as opposed to the release schedule that we were in between Season 1 and 2," he told Discussing Film.

Kirkman went on to explain that the creative team is working around the clock...

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Love, Death & Robots is an adult animated anthology series created by Tim Miller and David Fincher. The Netflix series is a collection of various animated short stories from different genres, including sci-fi, dark fantasy, horror, and mystery. Love, Death & Robots’ voice cast includes Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Michael B. Jordan, Topher Grace, Elodie Yung and many more. So, if you loved the imaginative stories, anthology format, and compelling plots and characters in Love, Death & Robots, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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Mark Grayson and Samantha Eve Wilkins are growing up, and their Invincibleseason 3 relationship status mirrors this growth.

Speaking with Collider, Steven Yeun and Gillian Jacobs discussed what the future holds for Mark and Eve as both a couple and superheroes and how this story impacts their approach to line recording in season 3. "I think these characters are maturing. I think as, you know, actors and people making this show and writers, we're all kind of honing into what the show is becoming," Yeun said. The Invincible lead also hoped that the show's writing "will always offer a refinement, not as like a specific goal, but just as like a byproduct of us just trying to do a good job every single season."

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Invinciblewas created by Robert Kirkman, who also created the character and original comic in 2003, and who many fans of comic books will know as one of the producers and creative forces behind the TV adaptation of The Walking Dead. Followers of his work and of Steven Yeun were excited to see them reunited for this project, once again working closely to adapt a comic book into a successful show.

Invincible has just released the first 3 episodes of its 3rd season, and people are already talking and speculating about where this season is going. In particular, there have been a lot of questions and theories about one of the show's most compelling characters — D.A. Sinclair.

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Once again proving itself as the best adult animated series on TV in 2025, Invincible's third season introduced several changes during its February 6 premiere. For instance, a year-long jump occurred between seasons, with young superhero Mark Grayson, aka Invincible (Steven Yeun), turning 19. Also donning a new blue superhero suit, Mark has more heroic responsibilities as he leaves adolescence behind and enters adulthood.

Although Prime Video has already renewed Invincible for a fourth season, it's a matter of time before Robert Kirkman's rich source material and countless comic sequels and spin-offs are adapted to television. Given what has transpired in Invincible thus far, the most obvious example is Guarding the Globe, a spin-off that has already been touched on in the main series. Could Prime Video be prepping an official Invincible spin-off?...

The first three episodes of Invincible Season 3 were only just released on Prime Video, but some fans are already looking ahead to Season 4. Thankfully, Omni-Man himself (J.K. Simmons), has them covered with a positive update on the next season. Invincible Thursdays have made a triumphant return, as Mark Grayson struggles to balance being a full-time superhero with caring for his young half-brother, Oliver, and starting a new relationship with Atom Eve (finally!). The first three episodes were an excellent return to form for the show that lost many viewers due to Season 2's lengthy mid-season break. But Invincible is back, and according to J.K. Simmons, it's here to stay.

During an interview with Collider, Simmons revealed that the show's creator, Robert Kirkman, and the Invincible team have already begun work on Season 4. "Oh, we're on Season 12 already," Simmons joked when asked how many lines he's recorded for the next season.

Critics argue that comic book film and TV adaptations are well past their peak. But the animated series, Invincible, proves otherwise, advancing the superhero genre with character-driven stories.

Robert Kirkman recently said the superhero genre's appeal has diminished over the years, thanks to the deluge of comic book movies and TV series. But that doesn't mean the fan base has dwindled, or that the audience lost interest. "I don't think superhero fatigue is a real thing, but I do think that the genre of superhero storytelling has become so ubiquitous that it's gotten to a point where it's not fresh, and it's not new," he told Variety. He said new adaptations can succeed by taking creative risks. Invincible is a standout example because, at its core, the show is all about its conflicted characters.

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With Invincible's third season premiering on Prime Video on February 6, 2025, fans can expect much more of Oliver Grayson/Kid Omni-Man (Lincoln Bodin as a toddler and Christian Convery as a tween). The character was introduced in Season 2, Episode 4, "It's Been a While," the highest-rated of the season on IMDb. Although Oliver is related to the series protagonist Mark Grayson (Steven Yeun), aka Invincible, they have different biological origins and physiological traits that develop their unique superpowers.

As Mark develops his powers and reconciles his human side with his Viltrumite heritage, Oliver must ensure his unique extraterrestrial DNA doesn't turn him into a dangerous villain. To help differentiate the two relatives and their heroic might, it's worth exploring how powerful Oliver Grayson is and how dangerous he may become in Season 3.

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Launching a show like Invincible is a flex — ultra-violent action, wild twists, and a hero who actually gets wrecked. But behind the scenes, Robert Kirkman had one nagging fear that could’ve turned his masterpiece into a one-season flop.

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Season 1 was a hit, but what if the hype didn’t last? What if people just… stopped caring? Well, seasons 2 and 3 came out swinging, proving Invincible is here to stay.

Robert Kirkman feared Invincible would be the “Omni-Man show” — Season 3 proves it’s so much more A still from Invincible Season 3 | Credits: Amazon MGM Studios

Robert Kirkman had one big worry after Invincible Season 1: Would people think this was just the Omni-Man Show? That concern could’ve derailed everything.

But with Season 2 setting the stage and Season 3 going full throttle, Kirkman and his team proved this series is much bigger than Nolan Grayson’s brutal legacy.

Omni-Man's villain turn in Invincible was so drastic that fans doubted if he could ever have a convincing redemption story. But J.K. Simmons remains hopeful for his character's hero arc in Season 3.

J.K. Simmons said anything could happen in Invincible, even Omni-Man doing a full 180. The character has been depicted as an extinction-level threat since his mission on Earth was revealed. He remains a conflicted character, but none of his actions (so far) offer hope he can be redeemed. Simmons relishes fleshing out his character's complexity coming into Season 3. In an interview with The Direct, he said they're making strides in painting Omni-Man as a hero, however unlikely. "You definitely can't please all the people all the time, right? SoI think, yeah, there will be some, I think, who will hail Omni-Man and/or Nolan as a hero," he asserted.

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Invinciblefans tuning in for the anticipated Season 3 premiere on February 6, 2025, may have been disoriented by the sudden time jump into the future. Yet, far from a continuity error, the narrative choice to jump ahead was made deliberately to accelerate Mark Grayson's (Steven Yeun) heroic development as he exhausts his adolescence.

As Mark enters adulthood on the other side of the time jump, he must make more mature decisions, or he may face legal consequences for his rule-bending superheroism. As for the narrative timing, the time jump also aligns with the series release schedule, accommodating the year-long gap between each season. Regardless, fans should not be shocked by the Season 3 Invincible time jump.

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Invincible Season 3 starts streaming on Prime Video on February 6, and the series has accrued many voice actors. Most of the characters have familiar voices tied to big-name actors who might be hard to identify without seeing a face. The series has added eight new actors as well, playing superheroes, villains, and more. Season 3 also builds tensions as Mark struggles to juggle life as a superhero, a Viltrumite, and a teenager.

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Invincible Season 3 returns to Prime and Grae Drake was at the Culver City premiere, trying to get someone to break down and just tell us all the spoilers. Jason Mantzoukas happily obliged, but please don't believe everything you hear. You can see how successful she was when she speaks to everyone else, including Executive Producers Robert Kirkman & Simon Racioppa, as well as stars Steven Yeun (Invincible), Gillian Jacobs (Atom Eve), Khary Payton (Black Samson), and Jay Pharoah (Bulletproof).

Invincible is close to airing new episodes again on Prime Video, and the series is making changes to its release schedule after last season. The popular, animated superhero series is entering its third season, and viewers keep getting drawn in by the adult humor, violence, famous actors, and more.

Invincible is based on a comic book series, and the show has been faithfully drawing inspiration from the books. The third season, which has already reached 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, promises even more of that. Mark Grayson, Aka Invincible, will have to deal with many more personal conflicts while also fighting powerful new foes. Here's how to watch the exciting new episodes of Invincible as soon as they drop.

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As Prime Video's Invincible returns for its third season on Feb. 6, the superhero genre finds itself in a weird place. What was once the dominating force in theaters has since become a shadow of its former self, with lackluster recent entries from the MCU and Dceu, which has since been taken over by James Gunn and Peter Safran. But shows like The Boys and Invincible have sat beyond the so-called "superhero fatigue" that has infested the box office, as audiences become tired of under-cooked superhero stories.

During a recent interview with Variety, Invincible's creator, Robert Kirkman (The Walking Dead), gave his two cents on the issue of "superhero fatigue," and he believes it's not as simple as audiences becoming sick of superpowers and spandex.

"I don’t think superhero fatigue is a real thing. But, I do think that the genre of superhero storytelling has become so ubiquitous that...

We're now only a few days away from the release of Invincible Season 3, and fans are elated that the gap between Seasons 2 and 3 was nothing like the long wait between the first and second seasons. Invincible Season 2 cranked up the heat by introducing more Viltrumites into the fight, while also making things more personal for Mark (Steven Yeun) and his family. The show has proven itself to be one of the best superhero properties on TV today, and that's largely due to its ability to constantly reinvent the wheel. During a recent red carpet interview with Collider's Aidan Kelley, Invincible co-creator Simon Racioppa spoke about raising the stakes in Invincible Season 3, and what that looks like for Mark and the show as a whole:...

Over the last few years, the state of comic book films and shows has grown increasingly uncertain with the phrase “superhero fatigue” getting thrown around following the surprise underperformance of major Marvel films. But Robert Kirkman, co-creator, co-showrunner and executive producer of “Invincible” — the violent animated show ready to unveil Season 3 — remains confident in the genre.

“I don’t think superhero fatigue is a real thing, but I do think that the genre of superhero storytelling has become so ubiquitous that it’s gotten to a point where it’s not fresh and it’s not new,” Kirkman told Variety Monday night at the Los Angeles premiere of “Invincible” Season 3. “You can’t just be a superhero show and not have anything special about you anymore because I think the novelty has worn off. But that’s really exciting to me, because now it means that everyone is so familiar...

In the age of streaming, it's harder than ever for some shows to get a long runway, even if it makes certain more expensive projects possible. One such show that failed to stick for more seasons and arguably deserved better was The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance, the prequel series to Jim Henson's 1982 cult classic The Dark Crystal. Released on Netflix in 2019, the series followed three young Gelflings, Rian, Brea, and Deet, who become the leaders of a rebellion against the tyrannical Skeksis after discovering the threat their plans pose to the planet Thra. Between a high $97.7 million reported budget and the fact that it was already a more niche series, it was swiftly cancelled despite widespread acclaim and an Emmy win. Among those disappointed by the loss was writer Simon Racioppa, who emphasized the team still had a lot of ideas left to explore.

The animated Prime Video hit Invincibleboasts a cast filled with many familiar actors lending their voices to the characters. One of them has a history with Saturday Night Live.

At the red carpet premiere for the upcoming Invincible Season 3, which will debut on Prime Video on Feb. 6, Jay Pharoah addressed a possible comeback to Saturday Night Live when speaking to Cbr's Grae Drake. The actor joined Invincible in 2023 for Season 2 as Zandale Randolph / Bulletproof, and he's set to return for the upcoming Season 3. In Invincible, he also voices Komodo Dragon.

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The early reviews are starting to come in for the anticipated third season of Invincible. After the second season earned a perfect score, the third season is coming in just as strong.

As of this writing, Invincible Season 3 holds a perfect score of 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, based on its early reviews from approved critics. This number could end up dropping as more reviews come in, though it's worth noting that Season 2's score is still rated at 100%, giving the show an overall score of 99%. The first season has a score of 98%.

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Prime Video has had a good start this year, with new premieres like On Call and sequels such as The Rig and Harlem joining the streaming service. While there have been a large number of movie releases, the majority of them are standard monthly additions, but the upcoming month will be totally jam-packed with highly anticipated releases.

Many audiences around the world have been waiting for a few Prime Video originals, notably a sequel to a superhero animated series as well as a prequel to the most popular modern Western. Having said that, users of the platform can also watch other fascinating shows in between. So, without further ado, here's every TV series that will be released on Prime Video in February 2025.

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Prime Video is rounding out its voice cast for Season 3 of its animated series Invincible, adding Aaron Paul, Simu Liu, Jonathan Banks, Kate Mara, Xolo Maridueña, John Dimaggio, Tzi Ma, Doug Bradley, and Christian Convery.

They join stars Steven Yeun, Sandra Oh, J.K. Simmons, Gillian Jacobs, and Jason Mantzoukas in the critically acclaimed superhero series.

Based on the Skybound/Image comic, from The Walking Dead’s Robert Kirkman, co-creator Cory Walker, and contributing creator Ryan Ottley, Invincible follows 17-year-old Mark Grayson, voiced by Yeun, as he inherits his father’s superpowers and sets out to become Earth’s greatest defender, only to discover the job is more challenging than he could have ever imagined. Everything changes as Mark is forced to face his past, and his future, while discovering how much further he’ll need to go to protect the people he loves.

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It won't be long before new episodes of Invincible are streaming on Prime Video. Premiere dates have been revealed for the upcoming episodes that make up Season 3, and they come with a new look at Mark Grayson's upgraded blue suit.

As shared in an image posted to X by the official account for Invincible, Season 3's first three episodes will drop simultaneously on Feb. 6. This will be followed by Episode 4 on Feb. 13; Episode 5 on Feb. 20; Episode 6 on Feb. 27; Episode 7 on Mar. 6; and the season finale on Mar. 13. It won't be the end of the series, as Invincible was previously renewed through Season 4. A look at the post, which includes an image of Mark in his blue suit, can be seen below.

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Prime Video's animated adaptation of Robert Kirkman's comic Invincible is one of the finest superhero shows out there today, which is a huge achievement given the glut of Marvel and DC projects that exist. The series will debut its third season in 2025, with hopefully many more installments to come. On that front, Kirkman believes the team can faithfully complete the story within around eight seasons.

The good news about adapting Invincible compared to adapting Kirkman's other popular comic, The Walking Dead, is that his superhero comic is completely finished. The team has an ending to work towards. With The Walking Dead, Kirkman was still writing the comics long after the series premiered. For Invincible, he can set an accurate timeline for how long he wants it to continue for without having to worry about continuing the source material.

In an interview with Collider, Kirkman weighed in on the longevity of the Invincible TV show.

Invincible creator Robert Kirkman has shared a brand-new update regarding the current status of Season 4, after more than four months since it was officially ordered by Amazon MGM Studios. The hit Prime Video superhero series is based on Image Comics’ graphic novel series of the same name, which was co-created by Kirkman, Cory Walker, and Ryan Ottley.

Per Screen Rant, during a panel interview at the recent Ccxp, Kirkman confirmed that they are still currently writing the scripts for Invincible Season 4. In addition, he also revealed that they’ve already “mapped out” what they want to do with the story in future seasons. "We’ve already written a bunch of Season 4… The way [writer Simon Racioppa] and I have [it] mapped out… roughly eight seasons. Could be seven. Could be 10,” he said.

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Invincible may enjoy an extremely long run on Prime Video. Though it has only seen two seasons so far, Invincible season 3 is set to premiere on February 6. Unlike the past season, it will not feature a mid-season break and is expected to run through March 13. February 6 will see three episodes released, which should feature some early conflicts between Mark (Steven Yeun) and Cecil (Walton Goggins). After season 3, however, the future of the show remains murky.

At the Collider's Inside Hollywood panel at Ccxp, Robert Kirkman, Tim Miller, and Dave Wilson spoke, while Screen Rant's Brennan Klein was in attendance. Kirkman, the creator of Invincible, spoke out about the upcoming seasons. While they are in the process of developing parts of season 4, they have mapped out a plan that could take the show through season 10. Check out his quote below:

We’ve already written a bunch of season 4… The...

Update: Prime Video released the Invincible Season 3 trailer during the Ccxp panel, and viewers got a tease of Mark getting his blue super suit. Watch the preview in the video above.

Previously: Prime Video has set Thursday, February 6, 2025 for the Season 3 premiere of Invincible, its adult-animated superhero series from Skybound Entertainment and Amazon MGM Studios. We’re also getting a first look at Season 3 in the Burger Mart-inspired teaser trailer which you can watch above.

The third season will launch with the first three episodes on February 6 exclusively on Prime Video in more than 240 countries and territories worldwide, with subsequent episodes dropping every Thursday through March 13.

Based on Robert Kirkman’s comic book series, Invincible follows 17-year-old Mark Grayson, voiced by Steven Yeun, as he inherits his father’s superpowers and sets out to become Earth’s greatest defender, only to discover the job is more challenging than he could have ever imagined.

Today, Prime Video debuted the official trailer for Invincible season three during the Prime Video multi-title panel at Ccxp, Brazil’s fan and comic book convention in São Paulo.

Voice cast members Sandra Oh, Gillian Jacobs, and co-creator, executive producer, and co-showrunner Robert Kirkman helped reveal the official trailer and gave a sneak peek into the upcoming season in a room packed with over 3,500 enthusiastic fans.

In addition to the show panel, thousands of convention attendees were transported into the world of Invincible through an immersive show-floor activation from Prime Video, which put fans right into the action with exclusive photo-ops and an experiential sneak peek of season three.

The first three episodes of Invincible season three, co-produced by Skybound Entertainment and Amazon MGM Studios, will be available to stream exclusively on Prime Video in more than 240 countries and territories beginning on Thursday, February 6, 2025, with additional episodic drops every Thursday...

No one knows how to make your mediocre job performance sting like a curmudgeonly co-worker at their wit’s end. They seem to know when you’re at your lowest point, then twist the knife to make you feel worse about not having the spoons to deal with tasks and unfinished projects. In Prime Video‘s Invincible Season 3 teaser trailer, Cecil (Walton Goggins) reads Mark (Steven Yeun) the riot act for botching a clean-up job for a group of criminal scum before reprimanding him for a laundry list of questions about why he’s slacking off. Like I said, no one gives you guff like a pissed-off co-worker.

Thankfully, Invincible Season 3 debuts on February 6, 2025, and there’s no mid-season break to give fans a reason to keyboard warrior their way through a period of impatience. Do you know how long it takes to produce an animated series? Exactly.

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Today, Prime Video revealed the highly anticipated Burger Mart-inspired teaser trailer, which announced the Invincible Season 3 premiere date. The critically acclaimed adult-animated superhero series is co-produced by Skybound Entertainment and Amazon MGM Studios.

The first three episodes of Invincible Season 3 will be available to stream exclusively on Prime Video in more than 240 countries and territories beginning on Thursday, February 6, 2025, with additional episodic drops available every Thursday through March 13.

The first two seasons of the animated series received “Certified Fresh” rankings on Rotten Tomatoes and was awarded Rotten Tomatoes‘ Golden Tomato Award for Best Animated Series in 2023.

Based on Robert Kirkman’s award-winning comic book series, Invincible follows 17-year-old Mark Grayson as he inherits his father’s superpowers and sets out to become Earth’s greatest defender, only to discover the job is more challenging than he could have ever imagined.

Everything changes as Mark is forced to face his past...

“Invincible” Season 3 officially has a premiere date.

Amazon Prime Video has announced that the animated series will return on Feb. 6. The first three episodes of the third season will drop on that date, with new episodes debuting weekly on Thursdays thereafter through March 13.

Amazon has also released a teaser for the new season, which sees Mark (Steven Yeun) getting grilled at Burger Mart by Cecil (Walton Goggins) about his lack of preparations for future Viltrumite attacks. He also pokes fun at the fact the show took an extended break in the middle of its second season.

“And don’t even get me started on your little four month vacation right in the middle of things,” Cecil says. “We all sure loved that.”

The full teaser can be seen below.

“Invincible” is based on the comic book series of the same name by Robert Kirkman. Per the official logline, the series follows “17-year-old Mark Grayson,...

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With the better part of a decade gone since it first got in the works, Robert Kirkman offers a disappointing update on the live-action Invincible movie. Well before Kirkman teamed with Simon Racioppa and Prime Video for the hit animated show, the comic book creator was first working with Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg to develop a live-action movie based on his graphic novel series. Even amidst the show's success, Kirkman has frequently assured that the live-action Invincible movie was still in the works, though indicated a desire to get it right has led to its slow progress.

During a recent interview with The Direct at San Diego Comic-Con, Kirkman was asked for an update on the live-action Invincible movie. The comic book creator reaffirmed that the movie is still in the pipeline, though indicated that "it's probably going to be in development for a while longer", even hinting that...

Amazon’s animated comic book adaptation Invincible became a major hit, much like The Boys, which it is often compared to. Based on the same idea of parodying mainstream American superhero comics, this animated adaptation of a popular comic offers us a completely new viewpoint on the superhero genre that we are accustomed to.

Despite being an animated series, it was able to garner a lot of attention and turned into one of Amazon’s most well-liked shows in a number of ways. It did this by drawing a sizable viewership and cultivating a very active and committed fan base. It is one of the most fascinating and watched series of today for this reason.

After two successful seasons, the fans are looking forward to the third season. And while we have already reported that the season will come out next year (we will know the exact date before the...

Much like The Boys, Amazon’s Invincible managed to become a hit. This animated adaptation of a popular comic is based on a similar principle of parodying mainstream American superhero comics, providing us with a wholly different perspective on what we are used to as far as superheroes are concerned.

And while it is an animated series, the series managed to attract a lot of attention and it became one of Amazon’s most popular series in more ways than one, as it attracted a large audience and also created a very large and devoted fandom. This is why it is one of the most interesting and followed series today.

In light of that, fans had been worried that the incredible 2.5-year gap between Seasons 1 and 2 would repeat itself, but several sources claim that Season 3 of Invincible is coming soon and that the dreaded gap won’t be repeating itself...

Prime Video announced at San Diego Comic-Con that Invincible has been renewed for a fourth season. The announcement was made to thunderous applause at Prime Video's Adapting Fan Favorites: A Conversation with Adult Animation Creators panel.

Season 2 of the fan-favorite cartoon recently concluded on April 4, 2024, and fans have been very curious about news on season 3's release date after a long wait for season 2.

Ross Marquand, the voice actor for The Immortal, previously asserted that season 3 would begin streaming in early 2025. While Prime Video unveiled a new poster with Mark Grayson's new costume at Sdcc, there has been no official confirmation on the third season's release date.

Previously there was a two-year wait between season 1 and season 2, with the second season having a 4-month midseason hiatus. It was previously confirmed that the wait for season 3 would not be as long and that season 3 would not have a midseason hiatus.