No, it’s 8. Part 2 is being released in around a month and a half.

Omni-Man turning good just happened in the most recent episode, so its not a spoiler anymore. Cecil “betraying” Mark is an exaggeration, they just had a falling out that makes their relationship strained and a bit hostile, which is probably going to happen in the later half of Season 2. Both of these don’t even crack the Top 15-20 biggest twists in the show.

On a side note, I don’t even understand this logic. You like the show, but you’re not going to watch it just because you know what happens? By that logic, no comics fan should want to watch the show. That’s twice as egregious for a story like Invincible, where a second read or watching is only enhanced by knowing the twists to come and picking up on the incredibly subtle foreshadowing.

For example, take literally every conversation Nolan has with Mark about how being a superhero is hard. Nolan never explicitly mentions superheroism, only talking to Mark about “doing what he does”. The whole time, he’s telling Mark how to be prepared to serve Viltrum.

I don’t think he even knew about the new guy, and he was definitely right on be mad since his mom always told him about Mark’s identity without asking him first.

Anya is a 4-year-old who only escapes suspicion because of genre conventions/oblivious adults. She’s definitely not going to be able to plot around Nolan or Cecil, even with Bond.

Did you trace over the actual panels or something? This is perfect.

He didn’t know that he would come back, so he thought a simple chop to behead him was enough.

He didn’t know that he would come back, so he thought a simple chop to behead him was enough.

He’s got a bit of a god complex. He genuinely wanted to help people, but he also wanted the credit and fame that came with it. It’s not enough for him to work with others, even other hims. He needs to be the one that does it, alone.

Uh, no. If you have a pet you love, you stay with it and take care of it. You don’t avoid it and go around cuddling with every animal you see.

Even then, it’s highly unlikely he’ll be able to reach a deal with Marvel. TV shows are a much bigger deal than one-off comics, so he won’t have the freedom to just throw Mark in there.

I don’t remember him ever driving in the comics. Eve can drive.

No, getting Omni-Man in Episode 4 was essential. If he was a cliffhanger, then Part 1 of Season 2 would primarily be a lot of setups and unanswered questions, without any payoffs. Angstrom Levy, Darkwing II, the Viltrumite weakness to sound, Allen getting beaten. It wouldn’t have been nearly as satisfying as the next episode’s about to be.

Freddie???

It’s him. The bugs would have no way of knowing about Seancé Dog.

Alright, fine. But I still reduce to call Levy “LeeVee”. It’s “LehVee”, no matter what Kirkman himself says!

Episode 4 is 100% the Thraxa fight, since the title is “It’s Been A While.”

Except that he clearly wanted it, so it went from being captured to BDSM.

Was that rape? I know Nightwing was tied up, but IIRC he was laughing and definitely into it.

There’s not really any way to say. The show changes the timeline of a lot events in the comics. Nolan leaves Earth in Issue 12-13, but Robot only gets his body in the 30s.

Ok, we’re kind of going out of my depth here, and that’s probably true for 99% of comic writers and readers.