How Many Seasons Will Invincible Run? Robert Kirkman Knows How Many He'd Like It To

How long can Invincible keep going?

Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Invincible creator Robert Kirkman is ready to see the show run for a long while. An adaptation of the comic series by Kirman, Cory Walker, and Ryan Ottley, the show is an animated adventure featuring the young superhero first learning to use his powers. After discovering his destiny as a superhero, Invincible is forced to face off against aliens, government entities, and even his own father.

I’m trying not to pin it down to a number, because it is somewhat of a moving target. I think in the seven-to-eight-season range seems like it would be enough. But there could be some things we move through a little faster, some things we expand. If we’re fortunate enough to go for a good long time, I think that would be enough to cover the entire comic. And there are some things along the way that didn’t get into the comic that I’d like to do.

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