It’s only been two years, but it feels like ages since Amazon Studios’ animated adaptation of Robert Kirkman’s Invincible comic series first dazzled viewers with its gory subversion of the Superman myth and truly brutal depictions of costumed ubermen beating the absolute hell out of each other. After being away for so long, it’d be easy to see Invincible feeling — and this is a little weird to say — behind the times given how closely the show has tended to stick to its 2003 source material and how Hollywood’s gone all in on superhero multiverses. Surprisingly, though, it’s because Invincible continues to take so many cues from Image’s comics that the show’s second season feels surprisingly of our current moment.