
Bruce Campbell is a cult film icon best known for playing Ash Williams across the Evil Dead franchise, who voices Satan, the ruler of Hell, in Invincible.
Campbell voices Satan, portrayed in Invincible as the reigning ruler of Hell and one of the show's most powerful supernatural forces. The casting plays to Campbell's long history in horror and genre entertainment, giving the character a wry, theatrical menace. It is a colorful supporting turn within the show's broader mix of cosmic and otherworldly threats facing its heroes.
Campbell built a cult following playing chainsaw-wielding hero Ash Williams throughout Sam Raimi's Evil Dead franchise, a role he carried into the television continuation Ash vs. Evil Dead. He has led shows including The Adventures of Brisco County Jr., Jack of All Trades, and Burn Notice, recurred as Autolycus on Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and Xena: Warrior Princess, and directed several of his own low-budget films and documentaries.
Bruce Campbell voices Satan, portrayed in Invincible as the reigning ruler of Hell and one of the show's most powerful supernatural forces.
Campbell built a cult following playing the chainsaw-wielding hero Ash Williams throughout Sam Raimi's Evil Dead franchise, a role he carried into the television continuation Ash vs. Evil Dead.
Campbell has led shows including The Adventures of Brisco County Jr., Jack of All Trades, and Burn Notice.
Campbell recurred as Autolycus on both Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and Xena: Warrior Princess.
Campbell has directed several of his own low-budget films and documentaries, work that runs alongside an on-screen acting career dating back to 1972.

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