Four months after the initial cast list was announced, a further batch of big names have been added to Amazon’s upcoming adult animated TV series adaptation of “Invincible,” the acclaimed 2003 comic series by Robert Kirkman (“The Walking Dead”).
The series follows a normal teenage high school student named Mark Grayson. who has just one difference between him and his peers – his father is the most powerful superhero on the planet, and he, too, will inherit his own set of super powers.
During CCXP’s Worlds event in Sao Palo, Brazil, Amazon revealed the additional voice talent coming to the series. This new batch includes:
Mahershala Ali (“Moonlight,” “Green Book”) as Titan
Clancy Brown (“Carnivale,” “Highlander”) as Damien Darkblood
Nicole Byer (“Nailed It,” “Bad Hair”) as Vanessa and Fiona
Jeffrey Donovan (“Burn Notice,” “Sicario”) as Machine Head
Jonathan Groff (“Hamilton,” “Mindhunter”) as Rick Sheridan
Jon Hamm (“Mad Men,” “Baby Driver”) as Steve
Djimon Hounsou (“Amistad,” “Guardians of the Galaxy”) as Martian Emperor
Ezra Miller (“Justice League,” “Fantastic Beasts”) as D.A. Sinclair.
This group joined the already announced:
Steven Yeun (“The Walking Dead”) as Mark Grayson/Invincible
J. K. Simmons (“Spider-Man”) as Nolan Grayson/Omni-Man
Sandra Oh (“Killing Eve”) as Debbie Grayson
Mark Hamill (“Star Wars”) as Art Rosebaum
Seth Rogen (“Knocked Up”) as Allen the Alien
Gillian Jacobs (“Community”) as Samantha Eve Wilkins/Atom Eve
Andrew Rannells (“Black Monday”) as William Clockwell
Zazie Beetz (“Deadpool 2”) as Amber Bennett
Walton Goggins (“Justified”) as Cecil Stedman
Jason Mantzoukas (“Brooklyn Nine-Nine”) as Rex Sloan/Rex Splode
Chris Diamantopoulos (“Silicon Valley”) as Donald Ferguson, Doc Seismic
Zachary Quinto (“Star Trek Beyond”) as Robot
Khary Payton (“Young Justice”) as Black Samson
Malese Jow (“The Vampire Diaries”) as Kate Cha/Dupli-Kate
Kevin Michael Richardson (“The Batman”) as Mauler Twins, Monster Girl
Grey Griffin (“Scooby-Doo”) as Shrinking Ray, Amanda
Mae Whitman (“Arrested Development”) in an undisclosed role
Max Burkholder (“Parenthood”) in an undisclosed role
The eight-episode first season is expected to debut on the streaming service in 2021 is said to boast a tone akin to HBO Max’s “Harley Quinn”.
Source: Amazon
