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It is no secret that I loved the first two seasons of Invincible. It was a show that took the superhero animated series and turned it into something anyone could dive into, with deep lore, complex ...

If, like me, you grew up on a steady diet of Star Trek, sci-fi B movies and The Eagle, then The Invincible, a love letter to hard science fiction and retrofuturism, will grab you until its dramatic ...

The following Invincible Season 3 spoiler-free review only covers Episodes 1-6. Prime Video has become the home for comic book content high in shock value, with projects like Gen V, The Boys, and ...

The official trailer for "Invincible 2" premiered during the Prime Video panel at New York Comic-Con, teasing brand new characters for the upcoming season. Watch the official trailer for Invincible ...

After a season highlight last week, “I’m Not Going Anywhere” returns to Invincible’s status quo: strong dramatic scenes sandwiched between disconnected ones, which fail to balance the series’ ...

The first season of Invincible ends on a devastating note as Mark learns his father, Omni-Man, was part of an authoritarian group planning to destroy his life. Season 2 explores the aftermath of these ...

While it's based on the old hard science fiction novel by Polish writer Stanisław Lem published in the 60s, Starward Industries' The Invincible isn't a direct videogame adaptation of his anthology.

Despite missing Omni-Man’s presence, Invincible season 2 is an improvement on the first season, aiming high and pulling off a superhero drama tinged with grief and loss – even if the Part 1 of it all ...

Nate Richard is a Resource Editor for Collider, a film and television critic, and a part-time amateur filmmaker. He graduated from Ball State University in December 2020 with a Bachelor's degree in ...

“What if we made games more like movies?” is a boring, hackneyed question that floats around far too often. Starward Industries threw it out the window, asked “what if a game was like a book instead,” ...