David Alpert is an American producer and the co-founder, president, and CEO of Skybound Entertainment, serving as an executive producer on the Invincible animated series.
Alpert executive produces Invincible through Skybound Entertainment, the company he co-founded with creator Robert Kirkman to bring Kirkman's comic book properties to film and television. As CEO, he oversees the business and creative decisions behind the series' journey from Image Comics page to Amazon Prime Video screen. He has remained an executive producer across the show's run.
Outside of Invincible, Alpert is best known as an executive producer on The Walking Dead franchise, including Fear the Walking Dead, along with other Kirkman adaptations such as Outcast and Locke & Key. He leads Skybound's expansion beyond television into comics, games, and film as the company's president and CEO.
David Alpert is an American producer and the co-founder, president, and CEO of Skybound Entertainment, serving as an executive producer on the Invincible animated series.
Alpert executive produces Invincible through Skybound Entertainment, overseeing the business and creative decisions behind the series' journey from Image Comics page to Amazon Prime Video screen. He has remained an executive producer across the show's run.
Alpert is best known as an executive producer on The Walking Dead franchise, including Fear the Walking Dead.
Alpert has executive produced other Kirkman adaptations, including Outcast and Locke & Key.
Alpert co-founded Skybound Entertainment with Robert Kirkman and serves as its president and CEO, leading the company's expansion beyond television into comics, games, and film.

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