Angstrom Levy is not done making Mark’s life hell just yet, as was indicated by the mid-credits scene of Episode 6 of Invincible Season 3. Levy seems to have assembled an army of Marks that are from different realities, each with a different gimmick. All of this points in one direction: Levy is planning to invade Mark’s reality big time.
In the comics, this event was dubbed the Invincible War, which sees heroes from across Image properties, such as Savage Dragon, Spawn, The Dynamo 5, and so forth, come together to fight the army of Marks, all of who are scattered across the world, conquering major cities and military strongholds of the country.
Invincible War is going to be the biggest battle in the world of Invincible yet
Invincible War is going to see a slew of Marks invading Earth, all of whom at some level are at the same power level as Mark himself, who currently stands as the strongest fighter that this version of Earth has. Given that the show does not have access to a slew of characters like Savage Dragon, Spawn, and Youngblood, it will be interesting to see how the heroes of this world will handle the threat of the alternate Invincibles.
However, the coming of Invincible War also mandates the coming of Conquest, who was teased in the last season by Anissa. Essentially one of the strongest Viltrumites, the character is going to put Mark’s strength to the test, something that will be pushed to its breaking point as he fights the elder Viltrumite. There is also the fact that this event heralds the death of a major character, one who has managed to endear themselves to the audience.
Invincible will probably use expys like it did with Spider-Man
Just like Spider-Man was replaced with Agent Spider in the multiverse crossover that Invincible had, expys of Spawn, Youngblood, and Savage Dragon may make their way into the show, allowing Mark, the GDA, and other heroes to fight the alternate versions, Mark, that will be invading thanks to Angstrom Levy.
Mark Grayson’s arc for the last few seasons has been that he is not like his father, that he is in fact better than the villains in his life. Last season, Mark’s questions about identity were met with Angstrom Levy, a character that had met the worst versions of him and was out for revenge. This season, as Mark struggles with justifying his killing of bad guys, he is confronted with several versions of himself that can only be stopped by killing, and that will not think twice before murdering anyone.
Invincible is currently streaming on Prime Video.
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