Robert Kirkman Books

Mark Grayson starts off as a teenager like any other. He worries about school, about whether his crush notices him, about his future. But there’s one remarkable difference—his father is Nolan Grayson, better known to the world as Omni-Man, the most powerful superhero alive. Mark spends much of his a...

From Invincible Compendium One

The defining moment of this compendium—and arguably of the entire *Invincible* saga—arrives when Omni-Man reveals himself not as humanity’s savior but as its potential conqueror. The murder of the Guardians of the Globe is brutal and swift, shattering all notions of superhero unity. When Mark learns...

From Invincible Compendium One

The shadows cast by Omni-Man’s betrayal linger through every conversation, every choice Mark makes in *Compendium Two*. When your own father turns out to be a conqueror, not a protector, what do you inherit? For Mark, that question defines his life after volume one’s catastrophe. His relationship wi...

From Invincible Compendium Two

The restructuring of the Guardians of the Globe symbolizes rebirth—not just organizationally, but personally. When Mark joins them under new leadership, it isn’t merely another roster development; it’s a test of cooperation amidst distrust. Heroes like Rex Splode, Robot, and Monster Girl all carry t...

From Invincible Compendium Two