Almost there.
Mark Grayson is a normal teenager except for the fact that his father is the most powerful superhero on the planet. Shortly after his seventeenth birthday, Mark begins to develop powers of his own and enters into his father's tutelage.
WritersRobert Kirkman, Cory Walker, Ryan Ottley
IT'S ABOUT TIME
Mar 25, 2021
When Mark Grayson finally inherits powers from his superhero father, it’s a dream come true. But there’s more to being a hero than just choosing a name and costume.
HERE GOES NOTHING
Mar 25, 2021
With his father out of action, Mark struggles to defend the city against an interdimensional invasion, joining forces with a team of teenage superheroes.
WHO YOU CALLING UGLY?
Mar 25, 2021
Mark has to cut a study date short to help save Mount Rushmore from a crazed scientist. Robot deals with Action - Comic as he assembles a new team of world-saving superheroes.
NEIL ARMSTRONG, EAT YOUR HEART OUT
Apr 1, 2021
It's two firsts for Mark: a first date and a first trip to another planet. At the same time, Nolan and Debbie revisit their own first vacation together.
THAT ACTUALLY HURT
Apr 8, 2021
Feeling confident in his new abilities, Mark risks a team-up with a local villain to take down a crime lord, while simultaneously juggling school and a new relationship.
YOU LOOK KINDA DEAD
Apr 15, 2021
Mark joins William and Amber on a campus visit to Upstate University, hoping to discover a new future for himself. Debbie makes her own disturbing discovery.
WE NEED TO TALK
Apr 22, 2021
Feeling lost and confused, Mark looks for advice from Eve. At the same time, everyone's looking for him.
WHERE I REALLY COME FROM
Apr 29, 2021
Mark must prove he's become the hero he's always wanted to be by stopping an unstoppable force.
Chris Sawin
@ChrisSawin
Invincible is so freaking good that it’s going to be difficult anticipating new episodes on a week-to-week basis. Its brutal action is mesmerizing, but Invincible has so much heart and meaning behind those punches that the show leaves an impact even when it isn’t throwing blood and severed limbs in your face. The voice acting is top notch and the story leaves you on the edge of your seat. Invincible has the potential to be one of the greatest animated superhero TV series of all time; adult or otherwise. Full review here: https://godhatesgeeks.com/invincible-episodes-1-3-review-gore-heavy-superhero-perfection/
DallasBob
@DallasBob
What can be said about _Invincible_? I know! "_the Boys_, it ain't." What does that mean? It means for this series, unlike like the comic book it's patterned after, is lacking in...backbone. I find this series detestable in its lameness. It's lopsided high swearing ratio to a negative degree of gratuity is the essence of overstepping resulting in underachieving. It's just like that other Netflix series _Vox Machina_. The animation series seems like it excessively swears in order to try and overshadow its lack of tits & ass, i.e., excitement! Which is a real shame because that means it's falling under the umbrella of DEI/ESG and represent-tay-shone! Those cancerous influences on entertainment that just keep on deteriorating any hope of garnishing fans, attracting followers, or achieving some sort of _positive_ agency. No one is looking for this series because there is nothing engaging about it, i.e., there is nothing to hold the male gaze. We can get our fix of violence playing video games. If we want to hear swearing, then we can call up those same friends we play online with. That leaves gratuity (tits & ass); sensuality & sex appeal for you of the intelligencia (lol). And since DEI, ESG, and representation hold "respect of gender, skin color, and sexual orientation in such high regard" as not to offend anyone, THEN that means there is nothing of interest or going to be anything of interest to engage one's want to view said lameness that is this series. Those BS statuettes of wokeness rob and will continue to rob entertainment of anything remotely engaging, anticipatory, or (God forbid) inspiring. It's just one drama after another and that equates boring, boring, BORRRRRINNGGGG!!!! I watched the entire 2nd season, and I can honestly say I felt for this season just like I did for the first. Nothing. Not a damn thing. I don't care if there is a 3rd season or when that season will begin, play or end. It just doesn't, as a straight adult male, do anything for me. In fact, if you think this series is woke, you haven't read the comic for comparison. The comic is only slightly better, but not by much. If you can stomach bland entertainment, then go for it. If you have anything else you could be doing or watching, I say do that!! It will be infinitely more productive than vegging out to this shite series. -- Bob --
