Originally introduced as an evil Superman knockoff, Marvel’s Hyperion would, over time, evolve into a more heroic character, ...

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Omni-Man and Superman's similarities are hard to miss, but Invincible's alien father was originally an even more obvious copy of DC's Man of Steel.

He would be fantastic in the part of Omni Man with some CGI and make-up. This should not come as a shock. After all, he’s appeared in a couple of comic book movies as characters like Hellboy and ...

A new Superman fan theory suggests that Kal-El was sent to conquer Earth, just like Omni-Man from Invincible. Read on for the ...

Invincible's Season 2 premiere pivots away from the Omni-Man storyline, but that's not a bad thing. Here's why the series is better off keeping its big villain on the back burner for now.

Omni-Man The character, voiced by J.K Simmons , is first shown to us in a positive light. In season one, we watch as Omni-Man, whose alter ego is named Nolan, balances a civilian and superhero life.

Omni-Man's strength and durability are formidable, and his speed and flight abilities give him a distinct advantage. His battle experience and fighting skills also give him an edge in combat.

Omni-Man isn’t the only character with whom the animated series veers in a different direction in Episode 4. This is also a crucial new chapter for Gillian Jacobs’ Atom Eve.

Omni-Man's normally thick, large, and muscular butt is shown to be extremely flat in the Fortnite leak. Essentially, Omni-Man is being "nerfed" to many onlookers.

Omni-Man is one of the baddest dudes on the Mortal Kombat 1 roster, though we'll see if he holds that title in Invincible Season 2. The comic series has plenty of baddies to take on, ...