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Ellise Shafer editorAmazon’s upcoming animated series “Invincible” has added Zachary Quinto and Khary Payton to its already star-studded voice cast.Based on the comic book of the same name by “Walking Dead” creator Robert Kirkman, “Invincible” follows the adventures of Mark Grayson, the son of the most powerful superhero on Earth who develops his own powers and takes on a mission to save humankind. Quinto is set to voice Robot, one of Grayson’s superhero allies, and Payton will play Black Samson, a member of superhero alliance called the Guardians of the Globe.The news was announced by Kirkman during a panel on Saturday at SkyBound Xpo, an annual convention hosted by Skybound Entertainment, Kirkman’s publishing company.

Skybound Entertainment, centring on the Invincible heroine as she navigates the potential of her powers.A visual novel with turn based combat encounters, developer Terrible Posture Games and publisher Skybound Games worked with artist Rossi Gifford to create an experience that “feels like a comic book come to life.”Players will look forward to “dramatic choices” that determine the storyline, and “choosing how to develop Eve’s skills can increase her power, unlock special combat skills for use in vivid comic-book-style combat, or unlock unique dialogue options to further play your story, your way.”“I love this game for its fresh spin on the original comic’s artwork and style,” said Robert Kirkman, Skybound Entertainment’s chairman and chief creative officer. “Terrible Posture Games, Jill Murray, and Rossi Gifford do an incredible job of bringing 20 years of Invincible to new life.”Murray, who is credited on Shadow of the Tomb Raider, Assassin’s Creed 3: Liberation, Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag, Boyfriend Dungeon and more, lent her talents to weave a new story for Eve beyond the events of the comic book and animated TV show.“Atom Eve’s complexity, creativity, and wry sense of humour make her such a joy to build a game around.

Mark David Having upgraded to a much bigger spread across town, television producer David Alpert has not-too-surprisingly put his former home in the Nichols Canyon area of L.A.’s perennially trendy Hollywood Hills up for sale with an asking price of not quite $3.25 million. The Skybound Entertainment co-founder and CEO, whose zombie-centric credits include “The Walking Dead,” Fear the Walking Dead,” “Dead by Dawn” and “Talking Dead,” purchased the extensively updated and meticulously maintained 1950s-era residence about ten years ago with his wicked smart actor wife Mia Riverton for almost $2.8 million.Perched on a high ridge with the exact sort of knee-buckling views from which untold L.A.