Robert Kirkman

Invincible’s reputation for hyper-violence is well earned. The Prime Video show’s season 1 massacre of the Guardians at the hands of Nolan/Omni-Man (J.K. Simmons) is harrowing, and it sets the tone for the show’s commitment to realistic superpowered gore and destruction. And few scenes in television history are as gnarly or horrifying as the destruction of a train and everyone on board in the first season’s finale.

Funko Fusion has been treated to a release date, with 10:10 Games revealing that its upcoming action adventure is set to hit the market on September 13. The announcement was accompanied by the launch of pre-orders for select versions of Funko Fusion, whose physical edition will be distributed in partnership with Skybound Entertainment's gaming division.

The horror veterans at Bloober Team have partnered with a Take-Two Interactive subsidiary on a new game based on an original IP. Bloober Team itself recently confirmed the existence of this mysterious project, in addition to providing a status update on one other yet-to-be-revealed game that it currently has in the works.

An animated series based on The Walking Dead holds immense potential for instant success. Despite receiving the green light from its creators, it has encountered a significant obstacle, leading to uncertainty about its future development.

The Invincible IP has seen roaring success with its comic books and the Amazon Prime animated series, and it looks like Skybound Entertainment now has its sights set on video games. The company has announced a crowdfunding campaign that will raise partial funds for the development of a AAA Invincible game.

Skybound Games has just announced a brand-new AAA video game set in the Invincible comic universe. Alongside the unexpected reveal, the developers simultaneously launched a crowdfunding campaign with the aim of raising $5million towards the ambitious Invincible project.

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

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

Layers of Fear and The Medium developer Bloober Team is set to develop a game based on an IP owned by Skybound Entertainment, after a licensing and publishing agreement was signed by the two companies.

After a tremendously long hiatus, Invinciblefinally returned for season 2 just a few weeks ago. Sadly, it’s already headed on break again after four pretty great episodes to start its new season.

Mortal Kombat  has been such a massive franchise over the years, and it’s also known for featuring several different crossovers. Plenty of IPs get represented in the game, and it’s never known what character might pop up next. When NetherRealm Studios unveiled  Mortal Kombat 1 , fans were likely speculating which guest characters could show up in this installment. Today, we’re finding out that the co-creator of  Mortal Kombat , Ed Boon, was at one time an attempt to get a crossover with  The Walking Dead . 

Invincible Presents: Atom Eve is the first original game based on the comic books series written by The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman, and it does an excellent job at presenting a compelling tale centered around one of the most interesting characters of the series, Atom Eve.

The recent announcement of is good news for fans of AMC’s hit show, as well as the comic book series by Robert Kirkman. This is a new game set in the post-apocalyptic and walker-infested world of and follows the story of the specific characters from the TV show. In fact, these heroes and villains share a likeness with the actors who played them on TV. Rick Grimes in the game resembles Andrew Lincoln’s character on AMC’s show, for instance, while Daryl Dixon in the new game is based on Norman Reedus’ likeness.

Writer Robert Kirkman and artist Chris Samnee's hit creator owned title Fire Power from Skybound is about to reach its finale, and now the publisher is showing off some new interior pages from the penultimate issue of the series, Fire Power #29.

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). 

Mortal Kombat 1 has debuted its first post-launch character Omni-Man from the Robert Kirkman comic book Invincible. NetherRealm Studios dropped the gameplay trailer during the New York Comic Con 2023 event, revealing a set of brutal moves that were pulled straight from the eponymous animated series adaptation on Amazon Prime Video. The villainous character will be available as a standalone fighter in November, accessible to those who bought the Premium Edition of the game or the Kombat Pack DLC separately. Actor J.K. Simmons is also reprising his role and voicing Omni-Man for Mortal Kombat 1.

AMC released The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live teaser trailer alongside confirming new information for the upcoming spin-off that will star Andrew Lincoln’s Rick Grimes and Danai Gurira’s Michonne.

After the initial surprise earlier this year when it was revealed that new sci-fi comic Void Rivals was a part of the wider Energon universe, the series has been relatively light on direct Transformers references. 

Yesterday, renowned leaker billbill-kun unveiled The Walking Dead: Destinies, a new game set in the universe created by Robert Kirkman. A third-person action/adventure game developed by GameMill Entertainment, the biggest draw of The Walking Dead: Destinies is that it'll allow players to rewrite the story of the first four seasons of the beloved AMC show.

Details on a new game based on AMC’s The Walking Dead TV series have seemingly leaked.

Robert Kirkman and Lorenzo De Felici's Void Rivals sprung a helluva surprise on the comics community a couple of months back when it was revealed to be a secret tie-in book to Transformers and G.I. Joe. 

Invincible, the comic book-turned-animated TV series from Walking Dead co-creator Robert Kirkman, is being turned into a fully-fledged visual novel. Attached to Invincible Presents: Atom Eve are Shadow of the Tomb Raider, Mothergunship and Assassin’s Creed devs, who will centre the single-player game around the superhero from the original series.

Mortal Kombat 1 is lining up quite the star-studded kast for its DLC, with JK Simmons set to reprise his role as Omni-Man from animated series Invincible. Simmons’ on-screen depiction of the komic-book character joins John Cena’s DC Komics anti-hero Peacemaker and Antony Starr as The Boys’ Homelander, alongside some returning Mortal Kombat faces, in the fighting game’s komic-heavy Kombat Pack.

Invincible, the comic series created by Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman, came back in a big way after the success of its animated series, which released on Amazon Prime in 2021. It's an ultra-violent yet colourful and creative story, one that parodies superhero tropes without outright condemning them.

Hot off the heels of her Amazon Prime special, Skybound Entertainment has announced a new interactive visual novel RPG all about Atom Eve. Developed by The Walking Dead: Last Mile developer Terrible Posture Games, Invincible Presents: Atom Eve is launching sometime this year, and promises to unpack her struggle of balancing superhero antics with her school, family, and romantic lives.

Terrible Posture Games has teamed up with Jill Murray and Rossi Gifford on Invincible Presents: Atom Eve, a visual novel RPG adaptation following one of the Atom Eve, one of the protagonists from the Invincible comic books and animated series.  

Skybound Entertainment has confirmed that another The Walking Dead game is on the way – The Walking Dead: Betrayal.

After numerous leaks and rumors, Netherrealm Studios has finally confirmed that Homelander and Peacemaker will be coming to Mortal Kombat 1 as special guest characters. They're joined by Omni-Man, the Image Comics hero created by Robert Kirkman, who also stars in Invincible, and returning Mortal Kombat characters Quan Chi, Ermac, Takeda, Li Mei, Tanya, and Baraka.

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