It's another early pickup for the animated series.
June 25, 2026
Word is out that Prime Video has renewed Invincible for a sixth season. The pickup is another early one, as Season 5 isn't slated to return until sometime in 2027. Creator Robert Kirkman announced the news to fans in attendance at the Annecy International Animation Festival.
"One of the biggest rewards of building Invincible over the years has been witnessing how new audiences continue to connect with these characters and this world, almost 25 years after its creation," said Kirkman. "This renewal is as much a testament to the passion of our fans as it is to the talented teams bringing the series to life, including longtime supervising directors Shaun O'Neill and Dan Duncan, who have done so much behind the scenes to make Invincible a success, and will now help us continue to grow as executive producers. There's still so much story left to tell, and I can't wait for fans to see what's ahead in Seasons 5, 6, and beyond."
Based on Kirkman's comic book, Invincible follows 17-year-old Mark Grayson, who is pretty much like most guys his age with one exception - his father is Omni-Man, the most powerful superhero on Earth. With Mark now developing his own powers, he starts realizing that his dad's legacy may not be as heroic as he thought. Everything changes as Mark is forced to face his past, and his future, while discovering how much further he'll need to go to protect the people he loves.
Kevin
06/30/26 at 08:49am
Yeah they go to many places with stories and never finish them. Let’s eat what we have before we go back to the buffet. Finish the multiverse stories before you bring on more. Finish the mind control before you start another story. This season was hard to watch. It was a slow build up to a simple battle where nobody could hurt anybody else. It’s not as good as when it started. It’s added too much and made it hard to care about the conflict.
DOB
06/29/26 at 10:31am
Entertaining. Thought the series just came to a conclusion, glad to see it will return.
Pat
06/27/26 at 07:57am
It is a great show. Much like the comics. Unlike the supergirl movie. (Not the TV series.) , which makes her a drunk. This show follows the arc of the comics. Which was not meant to be typical superhero tales or light. I do love the typical stuff a lot especially daredevil , or antman but this has its own groove. .
JB
06/27/26 at 04:55am
I tend to agree with the others. I haven't finished the current season and it feels like work to watch it. They lost me somewhere in season 3 and I'm struggling to continue.
Winston
06/26/26 at 05:38am
Used to really like this show. But somewhere in this past season the constant despair and pessimism of this show just got to be too much. I miss the old days of superheros, when they evoked feelings of hope and gave you something to look up to and strive for.
I'm tired of the nihilism of this show, The Boys, etc. Bring back shows like Smallville or Lois & Clark. Bring back the hope
NPC
06/26/26 at 05:26am
I liked this at first.. but somewhere around season 3 I lost interest and quit watching. Seemed to get to be too much like an animated soap opera and episodes just seemed way too long.
WOLVERINE
06/26/26 at 05:18am
Good for them. I haven't watched it because the comic degraded into nothing more than torture porn. Hopefully the show manages to be a bit deeper than how much characters can get their asses bloodied.
