Invincible is full of incredible warriors, but some of the strongest heroes and villains haven't even been introduced to the TV show yet.

Plus, Steven Yeun and Gillian Jacobs dig into Invincible and Atom Eve's big life changes in Prime Video's new season

Galactic wars, time leaps, and secret superchildren are just part of the sprawling story that played out in the "Invincible" comics. If you're dead set on getting spoiled on "Invincible," here's how it all ends.

There are more than a few storylines that Season 4 is going to tackle, and Invincible will be tackling some show-only stories too.

Invincible' series/comic creator Robert Kirkman talks superhero fatigue and believes the MCU-style storytelling has lost its novelty.

The Viltrumites have similar motivations to Gunn's version of Kryptonians

The first three episodes of Invincible’s fourth season have landed, and to no one’s surprise, Nolan Grayson has taken a major role in the build-up to the Viltrumite War. With the previous season seeing Omniman teaming up with Allen the Alien after returning to the light side,

Invincible Season 4 Episode 1 introduces Dinosaurus, and while some fans think he looks “goofy”, others are defending the Prime Video show.

From brutal action to complex character developments, these are the greatest stories in the Invincible comic line.

By the end of Invincible‘s third season, Mark Grayson (Steven Yeun) seemed to have defeated the strongest Viltrumite out there. It nearly cost him his life and his principles, but Mark managed to stop the powerful Conquest,