With his father out of action, Mark struggles to defend the city against an interdimensional invasion, joining forces with a team of teenage superheroes.With his father out of action, Mark struggles to defend the city against an interdimensional invasion, joining forces with a team of teenage superheroes.With his father out of action, Mark struggles to defend the city against an interdimensional invasion, joining forces with a team of teenage superheroes.
Steven Yeun
- Mark Grayson
- (voice)
- …
Sandra Oh
- Debbie Grayson
- (voice)
J.K. Simmons
- Nolan Grayson
- (voice)
- …
Zazie Beetz
- Amber Bennett
- (voice)
Clancy Brown
- Damien Darkblood
- (voice)
Max Burkholder
- Matt
- (voice)
Walton Goggins
- Cecil Stedman
- (voice)
Grey DeLisle
- Olga
- (voice)
- (as Grey Griffin)
Gillian Jacobs
- Atom Eve
- (voice)
- …
Jason Mantzoukas
- Rex Splode
- (voice)
Melise
- Dupli-Kate
- (voice)
Zachary Quinto
- Robot
- (voice)
Seth Rogen
- Allen the Alien
- (voice)
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After the brutality of what was the end of the last episode, we get to see more of the characters that make up the world and we get to see more of in the future. It includes a team filled with teenage superheroes. That with an investigation starting about what went on with what the previous episode ended on. I say it's a pretty solid episode. I feel like this show does good at portraying a mature animated superhero story.
This episode introduces us to some new characters which will be important for the show.
Atom Eve, Rex Splode, Robot and others. The character dynamic between Mark and Eve is great and I'm looking forward to see where they go with that plot line. Also, being a massive community fan, It's a pleasant surprise to see Gillian Jacobs as Eve, which improved my enjoyment of the episode.
The omni-man plotline has me extremely interested in why he killed the guardians and as the tension builds over the season, my intrigue will only continue to grow.
This episode overall isn't as strong as the first but still carries on the key plot lines and establishes new ones so it gets an 8.5 from me.
Atom Eve, Rex Splode, Robot and others. The character dynamic between Mark and Eve is great and I'm looking forward to see where they go with that plot line. Also, being a massive community fan, It's a pleasant surprise to see Gillian Jacobs as Eve, which improved my enjoyment of the episode.
The omni-man plotline has me extremely interested in why he killed the guardians and as the tension builds over the season, my intrigue will only continue to grow.
This episode overall isn't as strong as the first but still carries on the key plot lines and establishes new ones so it gets an 8.5 from me.
I loved the comics and I'm very relieved to see the show has so far captured the tone really well. This really feels and looks like the comics so far. Again, making the show animated and not live-action really helps out with that.
Kudos to the writers for taking their time with the story too. Kirkman's first run in the comics was great, but everything feels a bit more fleshed out in this and not as rushed. I enjoyed meeting the Teen Team and I'm particularly excited to see more Atom-Eve, who was a favorite of mine in the graphic novels. I'm starting to really like Mark as well. I've got a feeling I'll grow to love him as much as I did in he original source material.
Good stuff. Can't wait to watch more.
Kudos to the writers for taking their time with the story too. Kirkman's first run in the comics was great, but everything feels a bit more fleshed out in this and not as rushed. I enjoyed meeting the Teen Team and I'm particularly excited to see more Atom-Eve, who was a favorite of mine in the graphic novels. I'm starting to really like Mark as well. I've got a feeling I'll grow to love him as much as I did in he original source material.
Good stuff. Can't wait to watch more.
Ep 2 is just as good as ep 1. We get introduced to the Teen Team and the Flaxons. The Teen Team looks and sounds exactly as I pictured them from the comic. I loved the little Walking Dead easter egg in this episode. Robert Kirkman and Amazon are just killing it with this. Damien Darkblood is a new character so I'm interested in where his story goes.
Seriously, get into Invincible.
Seriously, get into Invincible.
This episode was a great follow up, it had funny moments and great action scenes.
Did you know
- TriviaWhile Mark and Cecil meet in episode 2 of the television series, it takes until issue #13 of the comic for Mark to finally meet him.
- ConnectionsFeatured in WatchMojo: Top 10 Most Brutal Moments from Invincible (2021)
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