Amazon Prime Video has good news to tell us. A much-loved series will soon make its comeback. To celebrate, we were treated to a first trailer.
The Amazon Prime Video catalog is definitely loaded, as evidenced by its regular releases. The platform has hosted a wide range of shows which have contributed to its reputation. Among them are The Boys, but also Invincible. This series is originally adapted from American comics created by screenwriter Robert Kirkman, co-creator of The Walking Dead. Its unbridled violence and memorable characters helped build its great reputation. A second season will arrive, and we now know the exact date of its arrival.
Prime Video announces the return of Invincible
Recently, we learned that the creator of the Prime Video series intended to complete the story in 7 or 8 seasons. A good figure even if, for the moment, we do not know if he will really follow through with his idea. Regardless, after a brilliantly successful season 1, fans were only waiting for one thing: the sequel. If we knew that it was under construction, its exit window remained unknown. But good news, a first trailer for season 2 has been revealed. This does not just tease the future adventures of Mark Grayson, it reveals to us the date of his arrival.
The new season of Invincible will therefore arrive November 3 next on Prime Video. Please note, only the first half will be available. Like season 1, there will likely be a total of eight episodes. As a reminder, this sequel will resume at the moment when Omni-Man, Mark’s father, left Earth for reasons that will be kept quiet for those who are late. We don’t yet know where he’s gone, but it won’t be long. As for Invincible, his life may return to normal, but the calm is short-lived. A Viltrumite fleet is approaching Earth and appears ready to invade. A fierce fight begins for Grayson who will have to face powerful opponents.
In any case, these new images of the adventures of Invincible are promising. We find the same artistic style as before, allowing the show to once again assert its visual identity. The fight scenes promise to be as explosive and morbid as ever. The animation will take great pleasure in transcribing all the violence of Kirkman and Walker’s work to the screen. And if you haven’t yet had the opportunity to try the series, we can only advise you to go watch it on Prime Video. Sensitive souls obviously refrain.