Invincible is a comic book series from Image Comics, written by Robert Kirkman, with art by Cory Walker and Ryan Ottley. The book focuses on Mark Grayson, aka Invincible. He’s not a regular teen, though… He’s the son of Omni-Man, the world’s greatest superhero. Not only that, Mark’s powers have just come in. So he’s super strong. He can fly. He’s nearly invulnerable. He’s… Well, you know the rest.
Throughout the book, there are a ton of hugs twists, and turns, and it’s been lauded for its extreme violence, humor, and emotional complexity. On Comic Book Club’s page, you can read reviews of the comics, and listen to podcast reviews as well. Plus, you can listen to reviews of the Prime Video animated series based on the comics on our podcast, Podvincible.
Get your first look at Invincible Universe: Battle Beast #11 from Skybound and Image Comics, written by Robert Kirkman with art by Ryan Ottley as the battle between Battle Beast and Conquest rages on.
Get your first look at Capes #8 from Skybound and Image Comics, written by Benito Cereno with art by Mark Englert as the Invincible Universe title continues!
…in an eating contest. That’s what you wanted to see, right?
A video game skin to be clear.
Get your first look at Capes #7 from Skybound and Image Comics, written by Benito Cereno with art Mark Englert, as Invincible VS character Elle Mental makes her comic book debut.
Wondering what changed from the Invincible comic book to the animated series on Prime Video for Season 4? Here’s everything we caught.
With Invincible Season 4 wrapped up, here are some burning questions we have for Season 5, from who will die to whether the Viltrumites will hold to their deal.
Get your first look at Invincible Universe: Battle Beast #9 from Skybound and Image Comics, written by Robert Kirkman with art by Ryan Ottley, as Conquest arrives.
Wondering when Invincible Season 5 will premiere on Prime Video after that cliffhanger ending? Here’s what we know so far.
Here’s who’s who in the season’s final episode.
