Spoilers Invincible (Prime Video)

[theenglish]

I have not watched Season 3 yet, but I'm reading the series from the beginning. I am now just starting where Season 2 is in the comics. This series has done a pretty good job of sticking to the comics main storyline while moving the chronology of events around slightly. There are details in the comics which have been omitted, but I can see the reasons why those choices were made.

 

[oktay]

Voice acting is "complete" on Invincible season 4, which is a major boost to its 2026 release plans

Robert Kirkman wants Invincible to return next year

www.gamesradar.com

Invincible creator seriously hyped over new 'big budget' game adaptation

Robert Kirkman, creator of Invincible, has given an exciting update on the upcoming video game adaptation.

www.gamingbible.com

 

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Robert Kirkman Offers Promising Update on Live-Action Invincible Movie

Before Prime Video's animated Invincible series, a live-action movie was planned, and creator Robert Kirkman just gave the project a promising update.

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Robert Kirkman Offers Promising Update on Live-Action Invincible Movie

Before Prime Video's animated Invincible series, a live-action movie was planned, and creator Robert Kirkman just gave the project a promising update.

www.cbr.com

Would fans like a movie adaptation if they turned down the gore? I mean even with an R rating ( that may be hard to do for a big budget movie even with a built in fan base) it feels sometimes more like these splatter gore horror movies than a "normal" superhero story.

Is the story dependent on the brutality and blood? I'm not sure and if it were at the MCU or DCU levels of blood, i.e. only light and certainly not ripping out guts blood fountain level that we often enough see on the animated show or in the comics, it could be interesting enough for a wider audience and thus make money.

 

[theenglish]

Is the story dependent on the brutality and blood? I'm not sure and if it were at the MCU or DCU levels of blood, i.e. only light and certainly not ripping out guts blood fountain level that we often enough see on the animated show or in the comics, it could be interesting enough for a wider audience and thus make money.

The gore is stylistic in both the series and the comics. It wouldn't work if the animation or the comics art were more realistic. I think Invincible could totally work with the graphic violence toned down. It's not the violence, but the characters that make the story work.