Invincible
Creation & Design
Invincible was created by writer Robert Kirkman and artist Cory Walker, debuting in 2003. The character was designed to be a fresh take on the superhero genre, combining traditional superhero elements with a more realistic approach to character development and consequences.
Early Years
Mark Grayson discovers his superpowers during his teenage years, initially struggling to balance his normal life with his responsibilities as a superhero. His father, Omni-Man, is a powerful alien superhero, which adds complexity to Mark's journey as he learns about his heritage and the responsibilities that come with his powers.
Character Development
Throughout the series, Mark evolves from a naive teenager into a seasoned hero, grappling with the complexities of morality, family, and the responsibilities that come with power. His relationships with friends, family, and allies are tested, leading to significant growth and maturity.
Cultural Reception
Invincible has been critically acclaimed for its storytelling, character development, and subversion of superhero tropes. It has garnered a dedicated fanbase and is considered one of the best superhero comics of its time.
Character Details
Aliases:
Invincible, Kid Omni-Man
Affiliations:
Guardians of the Globe, Teen Team
Abilities:
Superhuman strength, Flight, Invulnerability, Enhanced senses