Crossover characters like Spawn and Witchblade did not appear in Invincible Season 3 due to logistical complexities. Fans may or may not see them in Season 4, since Robert Kirkman and Image really ...

The third season of Invincible is in the books, but when can fans expect to see season four? Read on for all the answers. The Amazon Prime Video animated series is an adaptation of the Image ...

Invincible fans are currently bracing for the arrival of Thragg, a prominent character in the comics. Accordingly, many are wondering whether the character has been cast in the TV series and are ...

Invincible Season 4 is all set to release at some point in 2026. The upcoming season will focus on a new storyline featuring Damien Darkblood and other superheroes in hell. The voice acting work for ...

The new Invincible Universe: Battle Beast #1 comic by Robert Kirkman and Ryan Ottley has sold nearly 400,000 copies. This makes it one of the biggest comic book launches of 2025. Unlike other big ...

Creator Robert Kirkman hints at a potential 7-11 season run, promising darker themes as Mark evolves, and a star-studded cast. Despite facing criticism for its animation style, Invincible ...

In case you haven't seen it yet, Invincible follows Mark Grayson, the son of the Superman-like protector Omni-Man. When Mark's own superpowers finally kick in, he decides to follow in his father's ...

The Invincible season 3 finale aired last week on Amazon Prime Video on March 13, 2025. The episode, titled I Though You'd Never Shut Up, focused on Mark taking on his biggest battle yet as he ...

After last week’s intense episode of Invincible, fans were left with plenty of questions. The latest installment saw Mark Grayson battle Conquest, Atom Eve defy death, and the shocking return of ...

Thragg, the Grand Regent of the Viltrumites, surpasses Omni-Man in strength and is Invincible's main villain. Invincible eventually becomes the strongest character, surpassing Omni-Man as the ...

since unmanned aerial vehicles can be deployed in swarms—but it is unlikely that a drone, or even multiple drones, could do much to sink a Nimitz-class carrier.