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It should come as no surprise when the studio that produced the insanity that is The Boys creates yet another show that is equal parts brutal and enthralling.
Yet, it is just as shocking when Prime Video does it once again.
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Just finishing off its second series, Prime’s newest hit has fans jaw-dropped after one of the most dramatic and crazy finales of all time.
Invincible’s season two finale is what has had fans losing their minds – and it’s absolutely brutal.
The episode is one that fans of the comic the show is based on have been waiting for since Invincible began.
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It features the titular hero facing up against a terrifying villain by the name of Angstrom Levy, who takes his mom and infant brother hostage.
The show’s second season received a perfect score on Rotten Tomatoes, with a 100 percent from critics, as well as a mammoth 87 percent from fans.
And it's not just the second season that has been critically acclaimed, with a 98 percent from critics for season one as well.
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The Guardian’s Leila Latif gave the show a perfect five stars, saying it was ‘far and away the best superhero show on TV’.
While the finale has been widely agreed to have been amazing there was one common complaint – that fans will now have to wait for season three.
Fans were equally excited to see the return to the small screen of Josh Keaton.
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Keaton, who voiced Peter Parker in cult classic The Spectacular Spider-man, was announced to have a role in Invincible season two leading fans to speculate as to what it could be.
One scene in the comics sees Invincible thrown into another dimension where he interacts with Marvel’s comic Spider-man – however all agreed this would not be possible in an Amazon show… right…?
Well unfortunately, they were correct – but we got the next best thing as Keaton voices a version of the character just different enough to get away with it.
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One fan posted on X saying: “You know, this bit here from the scene could easily be reanimated to actually be Spider-Man since nothing in the dialogue contradicts that idea.
“Plus Josh Keaton is still a perfect Spider-Man all these years later and everything.”
If you haven’t watched it yet – rectify that.
Topics: Film and TV
Michael Slavin