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Prime Video’s Invincible completed its third season with a heck of a finale. Mark Grayson (a.k.a. Invincible) has the toughest fight of his life with a Viltrumite named Conquest. Conquest is a warrior whose need for violence is excessively creepy. Even worse was that Mark had to watch as he killed his girlfriend, Eve. Luckily, her abilities resurrect her. She immediately shoots Conquest with her powers, and Mark finishes the job.

Things get worse for Mark on a professional and personal level. Cecil Stedman lies to him about Conquest being alive, Damien Darkblood plots something dark with one of the lords of Hell, and Mark has sworn to kill anyone who threatens his family.

Season 4 should get into everything that was mentioned and more, but that’s not the end of Invincible’s story. Not by a long shot. Thankfully, fans can rest easy knowing that the...

At his San Diego Comic-Con 2025 panel, Robert Kirkman just announced the return of his early 2000s superhero series Capes, which preceded Invincible, and was eventually incorporated into the fictional world of the latter series. Now, Kirkman is going back to his early idea, with decades of creative experience under his belt, to give it another shot.

Capes #1, written by Robert Kirkman, is set to hit shelves in November. At Comic-Con, the author teased the new series with a cover by artists Ryan Ottley and Dave McCaig.

Robert Kirkman announces Capes (2003) is coming back to mild applause, which Kirkman calls “an appropriate amount.” #SDCCpic.twitter.com/tMOjBFgXQQ— IGN (@IGN) July 24, 2025

Often overlooked in comparison to Kirkman’s hit series The Walking Deadand Invincible, Capes is ready to make an impact on a much wider audience this time.

Robert Kirkman Is Resurrecting "Capes," His Short-Lived Superhero Series From Before "Invincible" Capes #1 Coming In November,...

Rob Liefeld just sold a direct-to-consumer copy of Youngblood #1 for $500,000. Liefeld himself is just coming off the heels of a public spat with Marvel Comics that left his career as a writer/artist in question. Now, by embarking on independent avenues, Liefeld has made it clear that there are new ways for him to find success.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Rob Liefeld launched a bespoke, direct-to-consumer version of Youngblood #1 that he made available to his fanbase via her website last April, generating $500,000 through five editions with different covers. Liefeld had this to say to THR:

I believe comic book talent, just like the studios, need different revenue streams. Direct to consumer is a giant revenue stream. When Marvel and DC decide to tap that vein that I just tapped into, it will be massive.

It's also worth noting that THR's report arrives with exclusive cover images from Erik M.

Hollywood has taken some of Rob Liefeld’s creations and put them on the big screen. Now, he is taking lessons from Hollywood for his latest comic. Liefeld has watched as in recent years, with the box office struggling, revenues from ancillary markets have become more important for the lifecycle of a movie. (See: Wicked’s massive $100 million PVOD sales.)

For Youngblood No. 1, Liefeld tried a similar tactic. He launched a bespoke, direct to consumer version of the book that he sold directly to fans on his website in April. The experiment worked and now reveals to The Hollywood Reporter that the book generated $500,000 in sales across five editions featuring different covers.

“I believe comic book talent, just like the studios, need different revenue streams,” says Liefeld. “Direct to consumer is a giant revenue stream. When Marvel and DC decide to tap that vein that I just tapped into, it will be massive.

Matthew Rhys podría ser Thragg. © Prime Video

Prime Video ha confirmado que Invencible tendrá una quinta temporada, reforzando su estatus como una de las series más invencibles, perdón, potentes de su catálogo. La renovación, además, llega mucho antes del estreno de su cuarta temporada prevista para 2026.

Y hay más. Matthew Rhys (The Americans) se une al elenco de voces de la cuarta entrega. Y aunque su personaje no ha sido revelado oficialmente, todo apunta a que será Thragg, uno de los villanos más temibles del universo creado por Robert Kirkman. El propio Kirkman lo llegó a insinuar en una entrevista para Variety: «Ciertamente sería raro si [Thragg] no apareciera en la serie. […] Esto es lo que voy a decir: ya ha sido casteado y es increíble».

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Invinciblefans finally get the announcement they have been waiting for.

As confirmed through a video posted to X (formerly Twitter) on Jul. 17 by the official Invincible social media account, the hit Amazon Prime Video series has officially been renewed for a fifth season. The video includes clips of the series' various voice stars in the recording booth, with Walton Goggins himself proclaiming, "Season f***ing five. You know what that's called? A success!"

Season 5, Mark... this is Good News pic.twitter.com/Kft2aTuS5S— Invincible (@InvincibleHQ) July 17, 2025

Based on Robert Kirkman, Cory Walker, and Ryan Ottley's long-running Image comic book series of the same name, Invincible premiered on Amazon Prime Video in 2021 and immediately cemented its place in the annals of superhero media worldwide. The series stars Steven Yeun as the voice of Mark Grayson, aka Invincible, the son of Omni-Man, a world-famous superhero whose true mission was...

Invincible fans have a lot to celebrate this morning, as even though Season 4 of Prime Video's hit animated superhero series isn't expected to return until next year, it's just been renewed for Season 5. Created by Robert Kirkman and based on the comic series of the same name he brought to life with Cory Walker and Ryan Ottley, Invincible follows the exploits of young Mark Grayson, a teenager whose father happens to be the most powerful superhero on the planet. As he comes to terms with the emergence of his own powers, he discovers his father's legacy may not be as heroic as it seems.

Per Deadline, Prime Video has officially given the go-ahead for Invincible Season 5, which was a no-brainer when you consider that Season 3 became their most watched animation season of all time. It recently scored a Primetime Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Character Voice-Over Performance (Steven Yeun), marking...

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,...

There are a lot of ongoing series in every comic book company. In between working, school, and attempting to have a social life, it may be difficult to catch up on a series that's 12 or more issues in. There are only so many hours in the day. Thankfully, some titles are just getting started.

This article will highlight the titles that are just beginning and have a bright future in the comic book world. Plus, since they’re no more than three issues in, you have time to catch up before too many issues come out.

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Invinciblecreator Robert Kirman tells fans they "should be worried" about where the series' fourth season is headed.

Speaking to Deadline, Kirkman was asked to discuss the dynamic between Mark Grayson's Invincible and his younger brother, Oliver, the latter of whom shows some seriously dangerous and destructive proclivities in his own crime-fighting endeavors. "I think it's good to give Mark as many outside influences as possible," Kirkman said. "Oliver has the same dad but is from an alien world. As Mark interacts with Oliver, he gets to see how Oliver sees the world versus how Mark sees the world. So, it's an interesting contrast to see how someone who has superpowers, who shares the same father, and who lives in the same house can have a wildly different view."

"For Mark, his feelings can sometimes be scary when he seemingly agrees with some of the crazy things that Oliver is saying.

Just when the world of Venom seemed to be settled, Marvel has delivered a bombshell announcement that Knull, The King in Black and Symbiote God is returning from the dead, making his official comeback for the landmark Venom #250 just in time for Halloween 2025.

With Eddie Brock having killed and usurped Knull already, the hero has become the new host of Carnage. But with fans reeling from the shocking twist that Mary Jane Watson is the new Venom, Marvel is already looking ahead to what will surely be the heroine's greatest challenge yet. Find the official synopsis and cover art detailing Knull's return in Venom #250 below:

The Return Of Knull! Mary Jane Watson is finally in the swing of things as the new Venom host, using their powers in all-new ways to be the hero the symbiote never knew it could be! But as she cleans up the streets of New York,...

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Just like any good zombie, "The Walking Dead" won't stay down. Since the debut of "The Walking Dead" comic in 2003, it's become one of the biggest non-superhero comics out there, and the TV adaptation that launched on AMC in 2010 took that popularity even higher. Though "The Walking Dead" ended its 11-season, 177-episode run in 2022, it lives on in spin-offs such as "Dead City" and "Daryl Dixon."

Image Comics is also currently reprinting original black-and-white "Walking Dead" comics (which wrapped in 2019) in full color and with new cover art as "The Walking Dead Deluxe." The new issues include all-new letters columns in the back of the books, where the creators answer questions from readers who wrote in. In "The Walking Dead Deluxe" #85, Noel Julian from Puerto Rico wrote in asking:

"I've been thinking about how great the Invincible show is and...

Robert Kirkman is one of the biggest names in comics. Over the years, he's written The Walking Dead (which is arguably the world's biggest zombie franchise) and the superhero comic Invincible (also known to the masses thanks to its ongoing animated adaptation at Prime Video). How has he managed to make waves on all fronts, become a partner of Image Comics, and also produce AMC's The Walking Dead TV show along the way?

Well, the good news is that no, Kirkman has not duplicated himself. There's not a dozen Robert Kirkmans locked away on typewriters. He's just terribly efficient at his job. "You write a comic in three days usually, and so you're talking about six days of the month, sometimes 10, sometimes 15, depending on if an issue gets hard to write, but at worst you're talking about half of a month focused on those two comics,' he told SlashFilm.

Publisher Skybound Games announced that a new fighting game based on Robert Kirkman's Invincible is on the way during yesterday's Xbox Showcase event, and this looks to be every bit as brutal and bloody as the comic book and animated series it's inspired by.

Invincible Vs is a superhero 3v3 tag fighting game set in the Invincible universe, which allows players to battle to the death as a team of fan-favorite characters in iconic locations. Playable characters include Mark Grayson (Invincible), Atom Eve, Thula, Bulletproof, and Omni Man.

Unleash bone-breaking combos through fast combat and smart defensive tactics to leave a trail of blood and destruction. Land vicious Super moves and Ultimates to leave your opponents in a mess of blood.

The game will "offer players a variety of dynamic game modes that raise the stakes with every battle. Whether diving into a captivating single player story, climbing the...

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Robert Kirkman is definitely one of the superstar writers in modern American comics. He broke out writing at the publisher Image Comics, thanks to his superhero book "Invincible" and his zombie apocalypse comic "The Walking Dead."

Both "Invincible" and "The Walking Dead" are some of the biggest and most successful comics that exist outside the Marvel/DC duopoly. They're not just popular among comic fans, they've broken into the mainstream with popular TV adaptations too. "The Walking Dead" TV series is AMC's golden goose (just look at all the spin-offs) and "Invincible" has been adapted into a cartoon on Prime Video. ("Invincible" season 4 and more are on the way.)

Kirkman co-creating "Invincible" and "The Walking Dead" is already an achievement. You know what makes it even more impressive? That he wrote both series for about 15 years — and not just any 15 years,...

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"Invincible" is on its scheduled seasonal break right now. However, original writer/co-creator of the comic Robert Kirkman has jumped back into the "Invincible" universe with his artist partner Ryan Ottley. Kirkman and Ottley are authoring a new ongoing comic book series, "Invincible Universe: Battle Beast." Set between "Invincible" issues #19-55, the series follows the catlike alien warrior as he searches the universe for a worthy opponent.

Skybound let me speak with Kirkman and Ottley for "Invincible Universe: Battle Beast," which recently published its first issue. During our conversation, we naturally turned to "Invincible" season 4, which is set to arrive in 2026. I asked if there are any moments they're especially excited to see animated in upcoming seasons. "'Viltrumite War' and I mean, so many things I want to see," Ottley replied. "Yeah, I can't wait."

"Viltrumite War" is the extra-long...

Warning! Spoilers ahead for Invincible Universe: Battle Beast #1!

Fans asked, and Robert Kirkman answered, as the Invinciblecreator has confirmed that the Battle Beast spin-off series, which debuts this week, is just the beginning of a greater expansion of the franchise's comic book universe, with Kirkman promising “new characters, new concepts,” and “new worlds” being added to the Invincible mythos, some of which will take readers by surprise.

Invincible Universe: Battle Beast #1, written by Robert Kirkman, with art by Ryan Ottley, is the official return to the comic canon of the franchise, reuniting the co-creators of the original series for a story following one of their greatest creations.

Referring to Battle Beast as “one of [their] favorite characters,” Kirkman noted that while the great thing about the series, first and foremost, is the way it expands its protagonist’s lore, he also teased bigger things ahead for the world of Invincible.

Invincible...

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The voice cast of "Invincible" is an astonishing line-up of talent. Steven Yeun voices the lead, Mark Grayson aka Invincible, and J.K. Simmons plays his father, Nolan Grayson aka Omni-Man. The supporting cast includes Sandra Oh (as Mark's mom Debbie), Gillian Jacobs (Atom Eve), and Walton Goggins (Natsec spook Cecil Stedman). Guest stars have ranged from Aaron Paul (Powerplex) to Jeffrey Dean Morgan (Conquest) to Michael Dorn as the alien warrior Battle Beast.

Resembling a white-furred humanoid feline, Battle Beast lives for, well, battle. He dreams of finding an opponent worthy of his strength. Now, "Invincible" writer Robert Kirkman and artist Ryan Ottley are returning to the original comics to tell more of Battle Beast's story in a new ongoing series: "Invincible Universe: Battle Beast."

I recently spoke with Kirkman and Ottley about their work on "Battle Beast." When the...

Robert Kirkman’s Invinciblespin-off, Battle Beast, has quickly proven to be one of the biggest comic book releases of the year, and now publishers Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment have announced that the debut issue is already completely sold out, and headed for a second printing, ahead of its release next week.

Invincible Universe: Battle Beast #1, written by Robert Kirkman, with art by Ryan Ottley, is the return to the Invincible franchise that fans have been clamoring for, especially since the animated adaptation of the original series has become a runaway success for Amazon Prime.

Fan enthusiasm for the new comic shows in the sales figures, as Battle Beast has already sold over 400,000 copies, necessitating a second printing of the first issue in order to keep up with demand.

The First Issue Of "Battle Beast" Goes To A Second Printing As It Sells Nearly Half A Million Copies Invincible Universe:...

As Mark Grayson (voiced by Steven Yeun) and his allies keep finding out, the world of "Invincible" is not your everyday superhero universe. With all-powerful Viltrumites and all forms of threats both earthly and cosmic running rampant, humanity's fate is eternally at stake in the Prime Video series. This makes it all the more frustrating when Mark's younger half-brother, Oliver "Kid Omni-Man" Grayson (Christian Convery), keeps adding to the chaos with the very peculiar and pragmatic outlook that comes with his Viltrumite-Thraxan upbringing and unfamiliarity with human customs like "thinking twice before killing people, regardless of what they've done."

Or so it might seem. Despite Oliver's potential as an annoying kid character extraordinaire, he -- like so many other "Invincible" characters -- soon establishes himself as a far more complex presence than his first impressions would suggest. The "Invincible" season 3 finale's battle against the villainous Conquest (Jeffrey Dean Morgan...

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"Invincible" the comic may have ended years ago, but its time in the sun hasn't passed yet. Prime Video's "Invincible" animated series opened up the story to a wider audience than ever before. "Invincible" season 3 came to an exhilarating conclusion earlier this year, and season 4 is due to premiere sometime in 2026.

But in the meantime, series' co-creator/writer Robert Kirkman and artist Ryan Ottley are going back to the "Invincible" universe. The pair has a new ongoing comic series on the horizon, titled "Invincible Universe: Battle Beast," starring the eponymous feline alien warrior.

Battle Beast has already appeared in the "Invincible" cartoon, voiced by Michael Dorn (most famous as Worf from "Star Trek"). Skybound Entertainment has shared a preview of "Invincible Universe: Battle Beast" #1 with /Film. I also got to speak with Kirkman and Ottley about this new series.

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Spoilers ahead for "Invincible."

"Invincible" has concluded its third and latest season, but rest assured, Prime Video has already renewed it for a fourth season. The animated series is based on the original comics by Robert Kirkman, Cory Walker (who drew the earliest issues), and Ryan Ottley (who took over as artist starting from "Invincible #8). Published at Image Comics, "Invincible" ran for 144 issues between 2003-2018.

Both versions of the story follow teenage superhero Mark Grayson (voiced by Steven Yeun in the cartoon). He's the son of Nolan Grayson (J.K. Simmons), aka Omni-Man. Hailing from the planet Viltrum, Omni-Man is the greatest superhero in the world. After he turns 17, Mark inherits his father's Viltrumite gifts of strength, flight, and longevity, and becomes the superhero named (of course) Invincible. Mark has to balance family, hero work, and ultimately his inherited legacy when Omni-Man turns out to be not so benevolent after all.

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Even though "The Walking Dead" comic series ran for 16 years and 193 issues, it never answered the most fundamental question it posed: How did the zombie apocalypse start? A virus? A bio-weapon? Something supernatural?

Series co-creator and writer Robert Kirkman included an origin for the outbreak in his pitch, but it wasn't something he ever intended to use. What origin was that? Aliens! To give "The Walking Dead" a more unique hook beyond just zombies, Kirkman pitched that the series would eventually reveal that aliens began raising the dead to soften Earth up for an invasion.

"The Walking Dead" ultimately didn't need more than zombies and some great writing to become a bestseller. So, in turn, Kirkman didn't have to use the alien invasion story, and aliens never showed up in "The Walking Dead" -- or did they?

The non-canon story...

If you’re into superhero stories with real grit, chances are you’ve caught wind of ‘Invincible.’ This animated series, alongside its comic roots, delivers a mix of heart, humor, and raw emotion that keeps us hooked. Whether it’s Mark Grayson wrestling with his powers or the sharp exchanges between characters, the dialogue stands out. Today, we’re diving into some of the best ‘Invincible’ quotes that capture what makes this tale so gripping.

The show kicked off on Amazon Prime Video in 2021, based on the comic by Robert Kirkman, Cory Walker, and Ryan Ottley. It follows Mark, a teen stepping into his superhero dad’s shoes—only to find the world’s messier than he thought. With three seasons out and a fourth on the way, plus a comic run spanning 144 issues, there’s plenty of material. Let’s explore 50 lines that hit hard, starting with Mark himself.

Amazon Prime Video's "Invincible" has become one of the most beloved superhero series ever made. Based on the Image Comics series by Robert Kirkman, Cory Walker, and Ryan Ottley, it tells a familiar story of capes and costumes but with a unique willingness to explore how people in such a world might behave and grow over time.

Even just three seasons in, the show's chronology has become incredibly complicated, technically spanning from the dawn of man through to some distant potential future with a mad king (and this is before we address the various alternate realities introduced in season 2). As we await the arrival of season 4 sometime next year, we've taken another look at the series as a whole to piece together the story so far. Grab your Burger Mart, cause this might take a bit. This is the entire "Invincible" timeline, explained.

Contains major spoilers for "Invincible" on Prime Video.

"Invincible" is currently one of the biggest superhero shows, with the season 3 finale becoming one of the highest-rated episodes of television ever on IMDb. This is especially surprising considering that — as much as the narrative and the characters were praised from the beginning — the animation for the first season was heavily criticized as being stiff, wonky, and overall a huge letdown.

Still, the praise is deserved. The Wind Sun Sky Entertainment and Skybound Animation show is an adaptation of the Robert Kirkman, Cory Walker, and Ryan Ottley comic of the same name, and is unlike any superhero story in either TV or film. It follows teenager Mark Grayson as he grows into a proper superhero named Invincible and learns the consequences of being superstrong and powerful while he discovers the threat of an alien empire hellbent on conquering Earth. In many ways, the show is a "Spider-Man" cartoon — down to...

There is no doubt that Invincible is a sure short hit with the fans. The animated series has raked in unreal numbers over the years. With the last two seasons claiming a perfect of 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, nothing needs to be said about how good it is.

For all the love that the series has garnered, fans have had one complaint with it for a long time – the below-par animation. And it seems like the malady is here to stay, as the release date for the 4th season has been disclosed.

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Invincible has ruled fans’ hearts for years now. Ever since the first season started streaming on Prime Video, there have been no hiccups for the series helmed by Robert Kirkman, Ryan Ottley, and Cory Walker.

There has been no turning back, courtesy of the gory action sequences,...

Damien Darkblood is a demon detective from Image Comics who made his debut in the pages of Invincible #8 (by Robert Kirkman and Ryan Ottley). Originally investigating the murder of the Guardians of the Globe, the demon mysteriously disappeared in Invincible #16 and was never heard from again. While Darkblood would also appear in a couple of issues of the Astonishing Wolf-Man series, his involvement with the Invincible Universe was never again acknowledged.

There are many factors that may have contributed to Damien Darkblood's exclusion from the series, but he has remained a loose thread in the Invincible comics that fans have pondered over for years. However, Prime Video's Invincible Season 3 final has brought the character back into an all-new role that may shed more light on this comic mystery. While the end credits scene featuring Damien Darkblood is completely new for the show, there may be some evidence from the comics...

Invincible fans, embrace yourselves for double trouble as the Viltrumite Thragg and Conquest, the two of the deadliest villains from the series, will feature in Season 4. It was a long wait for the audience, who had followed this animated superhero series since the beginning. Thragg, the main antagonist who rules the Viltrumite empire, has not appeared in the Prime Video series until now, but guess what? The wait is over.

Mark Grayson in Invincible Season 3 | Credits: Prime Video

Robert Kirkman, the maestro of the Invincible series, recently announced that the time has come for the audience and the series to witness the wrath of Thragg, who has been an underlying villain since the beginning of the series. The Grand Regent of the Viltrum Empire is built to be the strongest Viltrumite and took over the planet after Thaedus killed Emperor Argall in the comics. Now, finally bringing him in Season...

Spoilers for Invincible Season 3, Episode 8, "I Thought You'd Never Shut Up"The Season 3 finale of the Invincible TV adaptation premiered last week, delivering the nonstop action that fans have come to expect. Much like the season one finale, the episode teased what's to come next season including the return of the parasitic alien Sequids and fan-favorite character Battle Beast. While these storylines are taken directly from the original comic series, the episode also sets up the return of another character from the first season and a storyline completely original to the animated series that never occurred in the comics.

After being banished back to Hell in Season 1, demon detective Damien Darkblood reappeared in a mid-credits scene of the most recent episode "I Thought You'd Be Stronger." After summoning a mysterious elderly demonic being simply named "Demon" in the credits (voiced by none other than Bruce Campbell), Darkblood promised his demonic...

Both the original "Invincible" Image Comics series (created by Robert Kirkman and Corey Walker, and with over a hundred of issues of art by Ryan Ottley) and the Amazon Prime Video TV series stand out among a crowded landscape of superheroes. Whether it's for their colorful characters or their unique perspective on the superhero genre, "Invincible" is worth paying attention to. 

As subversive as "Invincible" can be, however, it still lends itself to the oldest comic shop arguments imaginable: Who would win? We've already ranked the strongest characters in "Invincible" overall, but getting more specific, we also wanted to look at the Viltrumites who dominate the series' power-rankings at large. In doing so, we found the strongest of the strong: the 10 most powerful Viltrumites in "Invincible."

Spoiler warning for the "Invincible" comics and TV show follow below, so proceed with caution!

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Mark Grayson is no stranger to brutal beatdowns. Invincible is known for its over-the-top violence, pushing its protagonist to his physical and emotional limits, but it turns out the artists behind his world relish his suffering. Recently, artist and co-creator Ryan Ottley responded to a fan question asking whether he enjoyed "drawing Mark in pain". His answer perfectly encapsulates the dark humor that runs through the series.

Ottley tweeted a reply after posting the cover of Invincible #62,the infamous issue featuring Mark’s brutal battle with Conquest—a fight that played out in the Invincible season 3 finale. When asked if he enjoys drawing Invincible in agony, Ottley responded with a quick clap back.

No. I love it. https://t.co/N3VlrZpzm6— Ryan Ottley (@RyanOttley) March 13, 2025

Statements like this from Invincibles creators showcase more than just enthusiasm for Mark’s suffering. His response highlights the core of Invincible’s appeal:...

The penultimate episode of Invincible season 3 ended with one of the biggest dogs in the yard showing up to Earth to check on the progress of Mark Grayson. Mark was supposed to prepare the world for the Viltrum Empire. Since he refused, it was time for him to face the consequences of his actions. The consequences came in the form of a brutal and unrelenting Viltrumite warrior named Conquest.

This writer has repeatedly mentioned that this was a fight that people were looking forward to seeing. That left a lot of pressure on the creative team and, especially, the animators. As viewers witnessed during the Invincible War, everyone was in good hands. Conquest vs Invincible didn’t disappoint.

They started this fight with a punch to each other’s fists that sent a shockwave that destroyed buildings and possibly killed people. That was the biggest indication that this was going to be great.

Spoilers for "Invincible" (both the TV show and the comics) to follow.

The whole premise of "Invincible" is a kid trying to live up to his dad — only his dad is the world's greatest superhero. The story soon reveals Nolan Grayson aka Omni-Man (J.K Simmons) isn't all he appears to be, but from the start Mark Grayson aka Invincible (Steven Yeun) has been from a family of heroes. Over the series, that family grows. As of season 3, Mark's kid half-brother Oliver (Christian Convery) is Kid Omni-Man, and Invincible is dating the matter-rearranging superheroine Atom Eve (Gillian Jacobs).

There's a lot of Spider-Man in "Invincible" — Eve is Mark's Mary Jane, red hair and all, only she has powers like her boyfriend does too. Mark's first girlfriend, Amber (Zazie Beetz), shows why a superhero trying to date a normal person wouldn't work. Eve is nowhere near as physically strong as a Viltrumite,...

Spoilers for "Invincible" to follow.

"Invincible" has wrapped up its third and best season yet. The season 3 finale, "I Thought You'd Never Shut Up," was a high note to bow out on, adapting a story every fan of the original "Invincible" comic has been waiting for.

Back in season 2, the Viltrumite Anissa (Shantel VanSanten) warned Mark Grayson (Steven Yeun) if he didn't start conquering Earth, then someone much worse would come to test Invincible's name. Episode 7, "What Have I Done?" concludes with that someone else arriving — Conquest, the oldest of the Viltrumites and their second strongest warrior. That may not sound that impressive when there's less than 50 Viltrumites left, but Conquest lives up to Cecil's nickname for him: "Mr. 10 Times Worse."

Conquest debuted in "Invincible" issues #61-64; he's got the signature Viltrumite mustache, but he shows his age with a scar, a bad eye, crooked teeth, and a golden cybernetic arm.

Spoilers for Invincible episode "What Have I Done"

The Invincible TV adaptation just introduced the franchise's evil, alternate universe variants of protagonist Mark Grayson, including the fan-favorite alt-Mark known as "Hoodvincible" – and fans of the comic are dismayed by how quickly he was taken out. One X user summed up much of the fandom's sentiment, posting that: "My boy deserves better."

Artist Ryan Ottley responded to the comment on X, posting a close-up of the character from Invincible #60 – by Ryan Ottley and writer Robert Kirkman – which featured the fan-favorite "Invincible War" storyline. As Ottley put it, "[Hoodvincible] held his own against Cyberforce...for awhile."

He held is own against Cyberforce… for a while. https://t.co/Ftk3b4FnFWpic.twitter.com/SLlM8nUYCL— Ryan Ottley (@RyanOttley) March 8, 2025

Following Hoodvincible's downfall in the Invincible series, fans might be lamenting his lack of a stronger showing, but nevertheless, the show should be commended...

The artist behind the Invinciblecomic series has officially confirmed his favorite "Alternate Mark Grayson" from the series is "Mohawk Mark." The inclusion of the Alternate Marks in the Amazon TV adaptation of the comic has sparked a renewed interest in the characters, as new fans are introduced to the Robert Kirkman story's take on the Multiverse concept.

Posting on X, Invincible artist Ryan Ottley responded to a fan question, stating that Mohawk Mark "was and still is" his pick for the stand-out alt-Mark.

My fave was and still is, Mohawk Mark. I based it on the basic blue design, like he got stuck in his more violent era, much more rebellious and douchey. https://t.co/r9QE7LVvSlpic.twitter.com/2MroXVho54— Ryan Ottley (@RyanOttley) March 4, 2025

The army of Alternate Mark Graysons, who invade the main character's timeline, are among the most thrilling characters in the Invinciblefranchise. More than just...

Invincible is one of the hottest superhero franchises at the moment, and now, Mark Grayson has unlocked a shocking new power-up in a crossover with Dragon Ball. The series' titular hero already wields impressive power thanks to his Viltrumite heritage, and a co-creator of the franchise has pushed him to new heights with art that re-imagines him as a Super Saiyan.

Ryan Ottley, one of the creators who defined Invincible's unforgettable comic run, has shared jaw-dropping art on X that depicts Invincible himself as a Super Saiyan, embodying Goku's iconic transformation from Dragon Ball Z. With spiky blonde hair and a glowing aura surging out of him, Mark looks cooler than ever as he trades his usual Viltrumite powers for those of a Saiyan.

Super Saiyan Mark. pic.twitter.com/KU8a3y3uSd— Ryan Ottley (@RyanOttley) March 11, 2025

Invincible has plenty of similarities to Dragon Ball already, believe it or not,...

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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With dramatic action and sky-high emotional stakes, its no wonder why Amazon Prime Video's "Invincible" has become one of the popular superhero TV shows of all time. Based on the comic book series by Robert Kirkman, Ryan Ottley, and Cory Walker, the series has expertly adapted Mark Grayson's (Steven Yeun) morally tumultuous journey toward mastering his powers and growing into the man he's meant to be. 

But as one might expect, that growth comes with more power -- and even more powerful enemies. These are the 12 strongest characters in Invincible, ranked (but be warned that major spoilers for the comics lie below). 

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The Immortal

The weakest of the strongest "Invincible" characters is the Immortal (Ross Marquand), a 3,000-plus-year-old super-man who (essentially) cannot die. In addition to enhanced physical attributes,...

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The love triangle between Amber, Mark Grayson and Atom Eve (aka Samantha) is one of Invincible's most engaging arcs. In Robert Kirkman and Ryan Ottley's comics, Mark left Amber to be with Eve. The TV series, however, added more depth to Amber and Mark's romance, rather than just having him lust for Eve. It made it more difficult for both to part ways, citing how Amber couldn't remain in Mark's life due to his dangerous lifestyle.

In Invincible Season 3, Amber and Mark are broken up, but they remain friends in a healthy relationship. It allowed Mark and Eve to finally begin dating.

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"We're in the endgame now," declared Doctor Stephen Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) during "Avengers: Infinity War," signaling the final act of the 21st century's most famous superhero saga. "Invincible" isn't quite there yet; it's about 45% of the way through the original 144-issue Image comic series by Robert Kirkman, Cory Walker, and Ryan Ottley. However, the ongoing third season of "Invincible" has offered some hints of that endgame.

In the episode "You Were My Hero," Mark/Invincible travels far into the future and discovers his superhero comrade the Immortal (Ross Marquand) rules the planet as a king. The Immortal has gone mad from living too long; he doesn't quite realize that the Mark before him is from the past. Thus, he talks about events that Mark hasn't experienced yet; he mentions Mark getting sick, even though they found a cure for this disease, and claims Mark...

As Robert Kirkman's animated superhero series "Invincible" continues to serve up new twists and turns in its third season, viewers may find themselves wondering what the heck is the deal with Viltrumites and their mustaches. All of these men are sporting some serious facial growth above their upper lip like they're Burt Reynolds smuggling a truckload of Coors from Texarkana to Atlanta. It's a bold bit of grooming that's too uniform to be a mistake. Meanwhile, Mark Grayson (voiced by Steven Yeun), aka the half-human, half-Viltrumite hero Invincible, is 'stache free. Clearly, something is up.

There is, unsurprisingly, a perfectly good explanation for the Viltrumites' grooming preferences, as well as Mark's decision to go without one (though you could be excused for assuming the young man is as yet incapable of looking like 1980s New York Yankees great Don Mattingly). The short answer is that it all has to...

Invinciblecreator Robert Kirkman once referred to the series as "a second draft in animated form" of the iconic Image Comics series he co-created with Cory Walker and Ryan Ottley. I couldn't agree more with Kirkman's take: while Invincible has stuck pretty close to its source material, it's managed to streamline some events in the comics or recontextualize those events — or both, especially where Cecil Steadman (Walton Goggins) is concerned. With Kirkman aiming for seven or eight seasons, Invincible has yet to tackle some of its biggest storylines, but there is one character who has yet to be introduced — and it is Dinosaurus, a highly-intelligent superhuman dinosaur. Dinosaurus' methods end up changing the way Mark Grayson approaches superheroism and features a massive shift in the comics that touches on some of the themes Invincible Season 3 is digging into.

Big news for comic fans as both Transformers #1 and Void Rivals #1 are heading into their eleventh printings. These two titles have been key in launching the Energon Universe, which has gained a lot of attention in the last 18 months. Along with that, the direct market is getting a boost with Ultimate and Absolute series that are starting to grab more attention.

The eleventh printings of Transformers #1 and Void Rivals #1 will feature new covers. Transformers #1 will sport artwork by Iban Coello and Adriano Lucas, while Void Rivals #1 gets a cover from Ryan Ottley and Annalisa Leoni.

In addition to the big names for the first issues, there are also plenty of additional printings lined up for other titles. Transformers #2 will see a seventh printing, featuring a cover by Eric Canete. Meanwhile, Transformers #3 will get a fifth printing, with art by Steve Skroce.

For later issues, Transformers #6 will get its fourth...

Some of the most entertaining television series in the animated field have finally made – and are about to make – their way to the screens in 2025, quenching fans’ curiosity and never-ending anticipation surrounding the same. This includes the likes of Invincible, which is currently winning fans over with its third season, and Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man.

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However, while both of these shows are as perfect as can be in their respective places, being parts of different universes each, there’s quite a bit of debate swirling online about which series is better and which one isn’t. But now is not the time to be engulfed in such debates, for, truth be told, these two respective masterpieces aren’t actually comparable, despite online fan debate.

Unpopular Opinion: Invincible S3 and Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man can’t be compared

2025 has only just begun its run and it is...

Invincible has just returned for Season 3, with the first three episodes now streaming on Prime Video. Season 3 sees Mark Grayson (Steven Yeun) training and preparing for the incoming Viltrumite invasion, while also becoming a mentor to his new half-brother, Oliver. While the core Invincible series, based on the comics by Robert Kirkman, is predominantly Mark's story, some of the show's cast and fans are hoping the secondary characters will get spinoffs. But when it comes to a Rex Splode spinoff, Kirkman isn't so sure.

During an interview with Collider for the Invincible Season 3 premiere, Jason Mantzoukas, who voices Rex Splode in the series, says he wants Rex to have his own explosive spinoff. "Absolutely," Mantzoukas said when pitched the idea by the journalist. "We gotta tell Robert Kirkman that we need a Rex Splode spin-off." In Hollywood, it's not what you know, but who you know, and, like Commissioner Gordon calling Batman,...

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Prime Video's Invincible has always been a standout TV show. The comic book, penned by Robert Kirkman with art by Cory Walker and Ryan Ottley, redefined the idea of superhero stories by bringing in very real ideas and consequences -- without diminishing the colors and spectacle the genre is known for. The same can be said for the animated series.Invincible Season 3 has raised the stakes higher than ever and celebrates its source material by delivering some beloved stories.

Invincible Season 3 sees Mark Grayson rebuilding his life after his father has been taken away by the Viltrum Empire. He also has to prepare for the Empire's eventual invasion of Earth, and cope with the...

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Get ready for more bloody action, memorable villains, complex heroes, and thrilling stories in Invincible Season 3. Based on the comic book series of the same name by Robert Kirkman, Cory Walker, and Ryan Ottley, the Prime Video series was created by Kirkman.

Season 3 of the adult animated superhero series follows Mark Grayson, aka Invincible, as he trains for the impending battle he will have to fight against the Viltrumites while also taking care of his alien baby brother, Oliver. Read our review for Invincible Season 3 here.

Invincible Season 3 – Episode Guide (When Will the New Episodes Air?) Credit – Amazon MGM Studios

Invincible Season 3 consists of eight episodes in total. The adult animated superhero action comedy-drama series premieres on Prime Video with its first three episodes on February 6, with the rest of the episodes coming out weekly every Thursday. Check...