As fans demand more Invincible, its creator gave an intriguing new update on Season 4.
Invincible Season 3 is streaming on Prime Video, with new episodes dropping every Thursday. However, the future is also being set, as work on Season 4 has already started (via GameRant).
According to creator Robert Kirkman, Invincible is aiming for an annual release, with a new season arriving every year.
“I think that the release schedule that we’re in is much more what we can expect going forward, as opposed to the release schedule we were in between season 1 and 2,” he told DiscussingFilm, in response to the two-year gap between the first two seasons of the show.
“We’re working at a breakneck pace behind the scenes with Shaun O’Neill and Dan Duncan and the entire team to keep this factory moving and keep the show in production so that we can come out at a fairly regular clip. I can’t guarantee that we’ll be coming back in early February every single year but I can say that that is the goal,” Kirkman added.
What happened in Invincible Season 3?
Invincible returned earlier this month with a perfect score on Rotten Tomatoes and a fan base that is exponentially growing, as people seem to love Mark Invincible and the hijinks he gets into.
The explosive Season 3 finale introduced Conquest, a ruthless Viltrumite tasked with forcing Mark to either conquer Earth or die. The 43-minute episode delivered a battle sequence for the ages, packed with graphic violence and large-scale destruction. Despite enduring severe punishment, Mark ultimately prevails, with several future conflicts in store.
What to expect
Season 4 is set to dive deeper into Mark’s transformation, raising the stakes for Earth’s survival. Mark will have to grapple with his responsibility to protect his family, with the backdrop of the Sequid invasion and its growing threat, along with Darkblood’s true motives and his role in future conflicts.
The upcoming season is expected to adapt comic issue #66, which could set the stage for the epic Viltrumite War arc. Kirkman has also hinted that Invincible could run for seven to nine seasons, ensuring a full adaptation of the source material.
Cast
- Steven Yeun as Mark Grayson/Invincible
- Sandra Oh as Debbie Grayson
- JK Simmons as Nolan Grayson/Omni-Man
- Gillian Jacobs as Eve Wilkins/Atom Eve
- Andrew Rannells as William Clockwell
- Walton Goggins as Cecil Stedman
- Chris Diamantopoulos as Donald Ferguson
- Ross Farquand as The Immortal, Rudy Connors
- Jason Mantzoukas as Rex Splode
- Grey Griffin as Shrinking Rae
- Jay Pharoah as Bulletproof
Christian Convery, Walton Goggins, Chris Diamantopoulos, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Clancy Brown, Gillian Jacobs, and Seth Rogen are back as well, promising an epic adventure.
While no official trailer has been released, a teaser could drop in late 2025, followed by a full-length trailer in early 2026. The series remains exclusive to Prime Video, with the first 3 Seasons streaming on the platform now.
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