Mark Grayson

Invincible season 2 has one of the strangest release schedules we've seen in a minute (and we have seen plenty of odd ones in our time). Thankfully, with the upcoming release of Invincible season 2, episode 3 next week, the show is now fully into its groove. However, there's still the big question mark of the upcoming hiatus hanging over Mark Grayson, Atom Eve, and the rest of the Guardians of the Globe as this season is split into two parts.

A new AAA game is in the works at Skybound Entertainment. Since Skybound's announcement in 2022, there have been several games over the years, largely due to the popularity of the Amazon Prime animated series, these have consisted of a Fortnite raid called, in which players assumed control of Cecil Stedman’s elite GDA Agents with a party of up to six players, Ubisoft's idle squad mobile RPG,, and the visual novel,, but fans have still been vocal in their desire for a full AAA title in the same vein as that focuses on Invincible himself, Mark Grayson.

Someone edited Spider-Man into the Invincible season 2 finale – and we can't even tell the difference.

The Season 2 finale for Invincible included a subtle Fortnite reference during the titular hero's climactic showdown with Angstrom Levy. The last episode of Invincible's latest season featured Easter eggs alluding to a variety of popular franchises, with one scene even providing a plausible canon explanation as to how Mark Grayson made an appearance in Epic Games' massively popular battle royale.

The season two finale of Invincible has a cheeky little easter egg that canonises Mark's appearance in Fortnite and explains how he got to the Island in the first place.

If you’re excited to watch and stream online, your search concludes here! Titled “I THOUGHT YOU WERE STRONGER,” this episode serves as the finale of the second season and the fifteenth overall. As the concluding episode of Season 2, it has a runtime of approximately 50-55 minutes. In the previous installment, Mark endeavors to mend his personal life while facing the arrival of a formidable new villain, posing Invincible’s greatest challenge yet. Meanwhile, Donald confronts his past.

Ezra Miller has been quietly recast in their role as mad scientist D.A. Sinclair for Prime Video’s Season 2.

The  have been unveiled. The episode will air on Amazon Prime Video. Titled “I’m Not Going Anywhere,” this episode marks the seventh installment of the second season of Invincible and the fourteenth overall in the series. Throughout this season, Mark, still reeling from Nolan’s betrayal, struggles to rebuild his life amidst a slew of new obstacles. He faces his greatest fear of unknowingly mirroring his father’s actions.

The  have been revealed. The episode will air on Amazon Prime Video. The episode titled This Must Come As A Shock is expected to explore the aftermath of the mid-season finale It’s Been A While, where Mark intervenes to save an alien species, resulting in unexpected personal consequences. This episode marks the fifth installment of the second season of Invincible and the thirteenth episode of the series overall. It is the first episode of Part 2 of Season 2. Mark remains on Thraxa, assisting the Thraxans in reconstructing their cities damaged by the Viltrumite invaders.

Invincible season 2's second part is incoming, and a previous whisper has returned, highlighting the potential appearance of a popular character from another franchise.

Invincible voice actor Fred Tatasciore has teased what's to come in Invisible season 2 part 2, and it seems like we're in for an even wilder ride with the next batch of episodes.

During a recent interview, Invincible creator Robert Kirkman revealed who Steven Yeun will be playing in Marvel Studios’ highly-anticipated .

As Invincible's Omni-Man is making his debut in Mortal Kombat as the fighting game's first post-launch character, NetherRealm Studios has given us an extended glimpse of the supervillain in action in a new gameplay trailer. Just ahead of the season 2 premiere of Invincible and Omni-Man's debut in Mortal Kombat 1 on November 9, the gameplay trailer shows off Omni-Man's brutal and incredibly imposing combat style, including a fatality that's pulled straight from the gruesome season 1 finale.

A new gameplay trailer has been released showing off the upcoming Omni-Man DLC, which is inspired by the Invincible comic book and Prime Video adult animated series and features the voice of actor J. K. Simmons. It will be released on November 9 as the first playable character in the Kombat Pack.

Much like movies and TV shows, there's no shortage of video games based on comic books. Among the series that is soon getting its own video game adaptation is the Invincible series written by Robert Kirkman, best known for The Walking Dead series, which ran from 2003 until 2018 that was adapted into an animated TV Show now streaming on Amazon Prime Video. While the main series is focused on Mark Grayson as he balances his school life while fighting evil across different dimensions, Invincible Presents: Atom Eve focuses on one of the central characters of the universe, Atom Eve, another high schooler who possesses the power to alter matter with her mind.

You'd be forgiven for thinking The Boys' big bad Supe Homelander is an unbeatable opponent, considering not even Soldier Boy could take him down (though spin-off Gen V may have introduced a character who can). 

Alongside confirming a November 2023 release window, NetherRealm has revealed the first gameplay trailer for Invincible's Omni-Man at NYCC 2023.

Nearly two decades since it launched, Amazon’s Prime Video streaming service has amassed a robust catalog of original and licensed programming.

Invincible creator Robert Kirkman has teased what's to come from the animated show's second season – and promised it'll be "much bigger" than its predecessor.

Season 1 of the animated adaptation of Invincible — the superhero comic written by The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman and illustrated by Cory Walker and Ryan Ottley — made a big splash when it landed on Prime Video in March 2021. The show’s big twists, unexpected depth, and shockingly graphic violence caught the attention of jaded superhero fans, who mined its big emotional moments for memes and buzzed about where the show might go next. (At least, if they hadn’t read the comic, which the show adapts faithfully in many respects.)

Some fans think Spider-Man might make an appearance in Invincible season 2 – and their theory is a lot more probable than you might think.