Season two of Mixed-ish just premiered this year, bringing together TV’s most iconic family.
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In the all-new CW series “Superman and Lois,” we get to see an all-new chapter in the lives and adventures of Clark Kent and Lois Lane, as they face one of their most challenging endeavors thus far, parenting teenagers while trying to focus on work.
On Monday, March 22nd Amazon Prime Video held a virtual premiere for Robert Kirkman’s newest animated series Invincible, starring Steven Yeun, J.K. Simmons, Sandra Oh, and many other big names in Hollywood.
Invincible tells the story of Mark Grayson (Steven Yeun), a seemingly average teenage boy, who is the son of the most powerful superhero in the world Omni-Man (J.K. Simmons). Since Mark’s mom Deborah (Sandra Oh) is a human, he gets to live a somewhat normal life. Or at least he does up until he starts developing his own powers right at the start of the series and decides he wants to fight bad guys just like his dad does.
This series is based on a comic book series by the same name from Skybound Comics. The first Invincible comic was released in 2003 and had a fifteen-year run, before concluding in 2018. Over the years, Invincible appeared in 144 issues and many spinoff series. He has become a beloved superhero by comic book fans around the globe.
The Invincible series is already being recognized for its impressive voice cast, which includes Seth Rogen, Gillian Jacobs, Zazie Beetz, Jason Mantzoukas, Mahershala Ali and so many more stars. The series is also being applauded for the diversity within this cast. Robert Kirkman, who created the Invincible comic series alongside Cory Walker and Ryan Ottley, serves as the creator of the animated series. This is not the first time one of Kirman’s comic book series has been adapted for television. Back in 2010, his comic book series The Walking Dead was turned into the wildly successful television series of the same name.
Amazon announced in 2018, that the first season will consist of eight episodes. The first three episodes will debut on Friday, March 26th and the rest of the episodes will air weekly on Amazon Prime Video.
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Miles Brown, who plays the adored Jack Johnson on ABC’s Emmy nominated comedy series, Black-ish is growing up and delving into other aspects of his career.
“The Walking Dead” is not the only comic book series Robert Kirkman created that saw massive popularity before it was adapted into television. Coming to Amazon Prime this week is “Invincible.” “Invincible” had a long run from 2003 until the final issue in 2018. In 2019, it was announced that the comic book series would be adapted into an animated television series.