Invincible Season Three Review

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Here's what we liked and didn't like about Invincible season three

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Season three of the superhero series Invincible has been released on Prime Video.

Fans are left wondering if it will continue to meet the lofty expectations of Robert Kirkmans comic book.

The show's greatest strength lies in its ability to focus on how its leading and supporting characters cope with the aftermath of past events, and season three is no different.

Season three sees Invincible at an impasse, with every episode oversaturated with gruesome imagery.

Every combative encounter in Invincible feels like everyone is made out of paper mache.

The series is in a bind because raising the stakes of its story facilitates an escalation in the brutality of its action.

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