Invincible creator Robert Kirkman has a new update on the long-gestating live-action spin-off.
The original announcement was made byThe Hollywood Reporterin 2017, a full four years before the animated show aired.
It’s still in development.
We’re still working with Universal.
You know, the show is going so well.
I think the movie absolutely has to be perfect.
But it has to be its own thing.
It has to stand on its own.
And so that’s something we’re spending a lot of time crafting.
But I think when it finally happens, it’s gonna be really cool."
And that’s a process.
It’s very difficult, but we’ve got a good team behind it.
And that can be frustrating at times, but it’s also a fun challenge.
But the animated series, especially for us, I think of it as an expanding process.
We put more emotion in them.
There’s more dialogue going on.
There’s a little bit more character development happening."
It’s been a great experience."
What Should Fans Expect From an Invincible Movie?
The most interesting question about anInvinciblemovie is simply: What exactly will it adapt?
Then there is the fact that simply adapting what the animated show has already done could feel redundant.
Now the powers at be just have to make the film a reality.
The AnimatedInvincibleseries is now streaming on Amazon Studios' Prime Video.
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