Invincible
Invincible

Invincible

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2008• min/ep•Animation
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Every kid wants superpowers. But not every kid's father is Omni-Man, the greatest superhero the world has ever known. Invincible was adapted into a motion comic by Gain Enterprises using the Bomb-xx process, and broadcast on MTV2 in 2008.
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