Cory Walker
Voice ActorCory Walker is the American comic book artist who co-created Invincible with writer Robert Kirkman, and he has stayed on the animated series as a co-executive producer.
Invincible Role
Walker co-created Invincible as a comic artist alongside writer Robert Kirkman, drawing the series that the Prime Video show adapts. He has remained involved behind the scenes on the television adaptation, serving as a co-executive producer as part of the production team since the series began.
Career and Notable Roles
Beyond Invincible, Walker has designed characters for both major comics publishers, including Destroyer and the Irredeemable Ant-Man for Marvel and the team Shadowpact for DC. His work established much of the visual language later carried into the animated adaptation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Cory Walker?
Cory Walker is the American comic book artist who co-created Invincible with writer Robert Kirkman, drawing the series that the Prime Video show adapts.
What is Cory Walker's role on the Invincible animated series?
Walker has remained involved behind the scenes on the television adaptation, serving as a co-executive producer as part of the production team since the series began.
What Marvel Comics work has Cory Walker done?
Walker has designed characters for Marvel including Destroyer and the Irredeemable Ant-Man.
What DC Comics work has Cory Walker done?
Walker also designed the superhero team Shadowpact for DC, work that sits alongside his Marvel character designs.
When was Cory Walker born?
Cory Walker, an American artist, was born in 1980. His visual design work on the Invincible comic established much of the language later carried into the animated adaptation.
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