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While Yeun, Simmons and Oh are the unequivocal highlights of the the “Invincible” cast, there are plenty other standouts from which to choose. (Here, it’s also worth giving credit where it’s due for casting Oh, a Korean Canadian, and Yeun, a Korean American, as mother and son.) Voice acting presents its own opportunities and challenges, and in this instance, all three actors are sharp enough to make their characters, and relationships with each other, feel whole from the get-go. As his father, Simmons imbues Omni-Man with dual affection and flinty disapproval, while Sandra Oh quickly establishes his wry human mother Debbie as the family’s linchpin.
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As Mark, Yeun conveys a perfect combination of teenage insecurity, determination and occasional arrogance. What both anchors and keeps “Invincible” compelling is its cast, packed to the brim with talent. It’s an immediately pointed and ambitious swing to take - one I have to admire, even if each episode could comfortably handle bifurcation into more traditional 20-minute chapters. Each of the first three episodes spans at least 40 minutes, and is structured similarly to traditional hourlong dramas.
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Now, of course, Kirkman is the wildly successful co-creator and executive producer of “The Walking Dead,” so even those who might not have picked up an “Invincible” comic might be interested in this spry, hourlong animated series that somehow manages to be both snarky and earnest within the same breath.Īnd yes, you read that right: much of “Invincible” might look and feel like a ’90s Saturday morning cartoon, but it takes itself seriously, demonstrated in part by the fact of its extended run time.
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While a film production from Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg is ostensibly still in play, this new series is the comics’ highest profile adaptation by a mile (and not for nothing: Rogen and Goldberg act as executive producers on it, anyway). It’s been a long road to this show for “Invincible,” which Kirkman and artist Cory Walker co-created in 2003, with artist Ryan Ottley joining the team shortly thereafter.