Get ready to have your world completely turned upside down, comic fans, because April 2026 is about to become the most epic month in superhero history! The moment we’ve all been desperately waiting for is finally here—the absolutely massive Invincible Omnibus Vol. 1 hardcover is officially happening, and it’s bringing something that will make longtime fans lose their minds with excitement.
This isn’t just any ordinary collection. We’re talking about a stunning hardcover omnibus that captures the pure magic of Robert Kirkman’s groundbreaking creation from the very first page, featuring the incredible artistic talents of Cory Walker and Ryan Ottley who helped bring this universe to vivid, brutal, beautiful life. But here’s where things get absolutely insane—for the first time ever in an Invincible collection, we’re getting the legendary Marvel Team-Up #14, the historic crossover that had Spider-Man swinging alongside our favorite blood-splattered superhero nearly two decades ago!
Can you imagine the pure joy of experiencing Mark Grayson’s entire origin story, his world-shattering discoveries about his father, and all those jaw-dropping moments that made us fall in love with this series, all while knowing it’s building toward that incredible moment when he meets the web-slinger himself? This omnibus doesn’t just collect issues #0-47—it’s a time capsule that captures lightning in a bottle, preserving the raw energy and innovation that made Invincible a phenomenon when it first exploded onto the scene in January 2003.
The timing couldn’t be more perfect either. Just as the animated series on Prime Video continues to shatter expectations and earn those perfect 100% Rotten Tomatoes ratings, with seasons four and five already greenlit, this omnibus arrives like a love letter to both longtime devotees and newcomers who discovered this incredible world through the show. It’s the ultimate way to experience the source material that started it all, beautifully remastered and collected with the kind of care and attention that only comes from years of fan demand finally being answered.
And let’s talk about that Marvel Team-Up #14 inclusion—this isn’t just fan service, it’s comic book history! Thanks to the collaboration between Image Comics, Skybound, and Marvel Comics, we’re getting a remastered version of that unforgettable first meeting between Invincible and Spider-Man, originally published in November 2005. The recent Battle Beast #1 blind bag program gave us a tantalizing taste of this crossover magic, but now it’s getting the full omnibus treatment it deserves.
At $125, the Invincible Omnibus Vol. 1 represents incredible value for what you’re getting—the first nine volumes of the series that redefined what superhero comics could be, plus that coveted Marvel crossover, all bound in a gorgeous hardcover that’ll look absolutely magnificent on any bookshelf. Whether you’re hitting up your local comic shop on April 1st or grabbing it from major retailers on April 28th, this is one of those releases that’ll be talked about for years to come.
From its humble beginnings as Kirkman and Walker’s ambitious superhero experiment to its current status as a multimedia juggernaut spanning comics, animation, and pop culture dominance, Invincible has never stopped evolving and surprising us. This omnibus isn’t just a collection—it’s a celebration of fifteen years of storytelling that dared to ask “what if superheroes had real consequences?” and then delivered those consequences with unflinching intensity and genuine heart.
Clear some shelf space and prepare yourself for the definitive Invincible experience. Because when April 2026 rolls around, you’re going to want to be holding this masterpiece in your hands, ready to dive headfirst into the world that changed everything we thought we knew about superhero comics.
Beam Me Up Scotty
Born and raised in the city of Miami. Lifelong pro wrestling fan. Been deep in the 'zine scene since ’84, interviewing locals, Hardcore, Punk, and Metal bands. Spent 26 years in the comic book biz and still obsessed with all things pop culture—Mego, Micronauts, Shogun Warriors, Die-Cast Metal Super Robots, you name it. I can go on about comic books and bad movies all day.
