Invincible's big redemption storyline across season 3 pays off during the height of the Invincible War, proving why Cecil was ...

Characters like Invincible 's Cecil aren't protecting people by flying in to save the day. They survive and save lives ...

He initially starts as a government agent who faces a traumatic experience ... Stay tuned with us for more updates and stories of Cecil Stedman and Invincible.

an alien agent sent to conquer Earth. Cecil trusted Omni-Man's story and worked with Viltrumite until his invasion plan was revealed. Unfortunately, Cecil’s fate takes a dark turn in Invincible ...

The dutiful agent faces great personal peril to get the job done ... when he faces a rampaging Omni-Man for the first time, as shown in Invincible season 3. Cecil Stedman and Mark Grayson had been ...

After Invincible and Conquest’s battle, Mark, Oliver, and the planet as a whole need to recover. During the recovery, Mark asks Cecil (Walton Goggins) to see Conquest’s body. Cecil obliges and ...

Sure, Cecil, nothing bad will come of this, will it... He absolutely did. In a call-back to Omni-Man and Invincible's destructive battle in Invincible season 1's final episode, Conquest uses Mark ...

Unfortunately, this is sure to be a decision that will have some major implications not just on the relationship between Mark and Cecil, but the world at large. A major change that the Invincible ...

Despite Invincible demanding Cecil Stedman (Walton Goggins) show him Conquest’s dead body, it turns out that the dead body was a fake. In fact, Cecil has Conquest locked in a massive ...

That extends to Cecil, who finally gets a backstory in Invincible season 3, revealing a disarmingly progressive streak in the otherwise hardline Global Defense Agency director. He’s prepared to ...

Warning: This article contains spoilers from the Invincible season 3 finale ... Even though he looks like a corpse, Cecil (Walton Goggins) is preserving the body so he can be questioned about ...