After a long wait of two years, Robert Kirkman, the creator of Invincible, has released a new season, which fans can binge-watch each week. Starting Feb. 5, season 3 premieres with eight new episodes, leaving fans excited for what's to come.
“I think it lives up to the comic books,” said OH junior Dylan Mateja. “It really resembles the comics with its cartoonish style.”
Netflix’s popular psychological thriller television series "You" has returned for its fifth season after fans eagerly awaited its release. In this season, new characters are introduced, although many return from previous seasons to haunt central character Joe Goldberg.
Actor Penn Badgley returns as Goldberg in this final season, picking up after season four as Goldberg moves from London back to New York with his wife, Kate Lockwood (Charlotte Ritchie).
"Invincible," which originated as a comic series written by Robert Kirkman and illustrated by Cory Walker and Ryan Ottley, has surged to the top of the superhero zeitgeist after receiving an animated show on Amazon Prime Video on Mar. 21, 2021.
“I have loved the show Invincible so far,” OH senior Dylan Matjea said. “It has taken the superhero trope and basically flipped it over its head. It’s a huge series.”
"Invincible" dumbfounded audiences with its mature storytelling, elaborate plotting, and (most of all) massive amounts of animated gore. It was a much-needed shock to the system that still exerts significant cultural influence.
Podcast hosts Ethan Monahan and Torian Duncombe discuss the Season 3 finale of the popular show Invincible, including the stellar animation, the continued character development, and the anticipation for Season 4.
A new Marvel TV special has received mixed feedback as a sequel to "What If..." season 1, episode 4, in a zombies story line which takes a unique approach within the Marvel universe.
As a standalone story, it takes its first steps as Marvel’s first TV-MA animated show with four episodes.
The show takes place five years after the events of "What If" season 1, episode 4. The premises of "What If..." was new takes on stories using a “What If...” scenario. In episode 4, the story was “What If… Zombies?!”
“I liked how they weren’t afraid to [[eliminate]] main characters," said OH senior Matthew Sobecki. "It was unpredictable because of that.”