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Prime Video series Invincible is becoming an RPG - and early adopters can get a one-of-a-kind comic as a reward

Free League and Skybound's Invincible - Superhero Roleplaying TTRPG has a Kickstarter stretch goal with a variant cover of Invincible #1

Variant cover art of the Invincible tabletop roleplaying game — Image credit: Skybound

News by Jules Chin Greene, Staff Writer

Published on Mon Sep 15 2025

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Ever wanted to jump into the world of Invincible and beat up Omni-Man yourself? You're not alone. And now you can get your fix in the upcoming Invincible - Superhero Roleplaying TTRPG from Free League and Skybound.

Launching September 23 on Kickstarter, all backers who support the campaign within its first 48 hours will receive an exclusive cloth patch featuring the symbol of the Viltrum Empire, where Omni-Man comes from, at no additional cost. The Kickstarter will include a Core Rulebook and a boxed Starter Set. Both the Rulebok and Starter Set feature art by Invincible artists Cory Walker and Ryan Ottley. And if you want to get rollin' ASAP, you can download a copy of the Quickstart PDF after backing the campaign.

If the campaign meets its stretch goal, Skybound, the publisher of Invincible comics, will print a limited run of Invincible #1 featuring variant cover art by Todd Nauck and Matt Herms, which will be available only to physical pledge backers. You can take a look at the variant cover art below.

Invincible #1 variant cover Todd Nauck Matt Herms — Image credit: Skybound

So where can you support the campaign once it launches? If you follow this here link, you can sign up to get notified when the campaign launches.

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Jules Chin Greene: Jules Chin Greene is a journalist and Jack Kirby enthusiast. He has written about comics, video games, movies, and television for sites such as Nerdist, AIPT, and Multiverse of Color.