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Helen Leigh

Helen Leigh is a television writer and co-executive producer who has worked on Invincible since 2023, with additional credits on Severance and the Robert Kirkman series Outcast.

Chris Black

Chris Black is a writer who worked on Invincible.

Ryan Ridley

Ryan Ridley is a writer and producer best known for his long run on Rick and Morty, who wrote an episode of the Invincible animated series for Skybound.

Christine Lavaf

Christine Lavaf is a writer who worked on Invincible.

Curtis Gwinn

Curtis Gwinn is a comedy writer and producer known for Adult Swim's Children's Hospital, who contributed as a writer on Invincible.

Matt Lambert

Matt Lambert is a television writer whose credits include Invincible, Wednesday, Shogun, and Into the Badlands.

Adria Lang

Adria Lang is a writer who worked on Invincible.

Vivian Lee

Vivian Lee is a writer who worked on Invincible.

Helen Shang

Helen Shang is a television writer and producer whose credits include Invincible, The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, Hawaii Five-0, and 13 Reasons Why.

Jay Faerber

Jay Faerber is an American writer working across comics and television who joined the Invincible writing staff for its third season in 2025.

Tania Lotia

Tania Lotia is a writer and producer on Invincible whose credits also include The Witcher, Carnival Row, and Swamp Thing.

Ross Stracke

Ross Stracke works behind the scenes on Invincible as a production manager and has also stepped into the writers' room, co-writing a Season 3 episode of the Skybound animated series.

Amber Dupre

Amber Dupre is a writer who worked on Invincible.

Benito Cereno

Benito Cereno is a writer who worked on Invincible.

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  • Manga chapter pages: Jump Comics volume covers, credited to Shueisha and Akira Toriyama.

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