Invincible
Teen hero comic that opens with a gut-punch and never softens.
Adult animation superhero peak beyond satire-only.
Why it matters
Episode guide
32 episodes across 4 seasons — titles, air dates, and synopses.
At a glance
Mark Grayson inherits powers and learns his hero father is a cosmic nightmare.
Network & studio
- Prime Video — streamer network
- Skybound Entertainment — production studio
- Amazon MGM Studios — production studio
- Image Comics — production studio
Why watch now
Watch for the cultural DNA of the 2020s — and the star power that made living rooms feel like red carpets.
Cultural impact
Adult animation superhero peak beyond satire-only.
Gossip hook. Omni-Man discourse and 'are you sure kids can watch' warnings.
Creators
Robert Kirkman
Key cast
- Steven Yeun as Mark Grayson / Invincible
- Sandra Oh as Debbie Grayson
- J.K. Simmons as Nolan Grayson / Omni-Man
Flash facts
- Invincible aired on Prime Video (2021–).
- Genres: animation, superhero.
- Part of the TV Flash 2020s catalog.
- Production credits include Skybound Entertainment, Amazon MGM Studios, Image Comics.
- Network home(s): Prime Video.
FAQ
What network aired Invincible?
Invincible is associated with Prime Video (2021–).
Why is Invincible in the TV Flash top 100 for the 2020s?
Adult animation superhero peak beyond satire-only.
Who are the key names behind Invincible?
Creators and principals include Robert Kirkman.
Official & further reading
External sites for further reading — TV Flash is not affiliated with these networks or studios.
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