The comic book for being so popular was really disjointed, hard to follow and about half the time mind-numbingly boring. Snapping between timelines without letting the readers know what was happening, keeping 'secrets' that all the characters knew about but the readers didn't. Basically a lot of cheap ploys to seem edgy and hide that the thousands of pages it ran was mostly padding to hide the fact the writer didn't have a coherent story when it started. Overall the comic was around a 4. Invincible was way better and even managed an HEA, pretty good for a 'realistic' superhero book. Why it hasn't gotten a show and something much lower in quality has is a mystery to me.

The series treats the audience with a tiny bit more respect. Though bashing on Christianity (admitted, it was in the comic too - but then again Stormfront was a guy and they changed that) is getting old at this point. Seems kind of cowardly since the studios know that Christians aren't going to show up at their offices and start murdering everyone when they are offended, unlike followers of the religion that must not be offended even though they account for almost all religious terror attacks. Or atheists for that matter. How about showing a more realistic event, like some atheist neck beard fedora wearer shooting up a church because it's cool to hate on Christians like they do on TV and in the comics.

Other than their slavish virtue signaling to current social hot button issues, things go boom often enough to entertain. The story flows way better than the comic and the acting is quality. Overall better than the crap you get on Netflix these days anyway.