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Invincible turns the superhero coming-of-age story inside out with gut-punch violence and a family dynamic so twisted it would make Homelander blush.

Gen V cranks up the hormone-fueled gore as college-age supes learn just how corrupt a super-powered world can get—no essays required, just blood.

The Umbrella Academy’s dysfunctional family drama and apathy-laced heroics serve up dark humor and existential doom with a side of apocalypse.

Titans dives into the mud with damaged heroes and gnarly brawls, ditching sunny optimism for a brooding, no-holds-barred punch-up.

A violently self-assured costumed vigilante discovers that his idea of heroism is a mess. The abrasive jokes and bloody action keep the superhero mythology firmly off its pedestal.

A small-town preacher gains an extraordinary power and embarks on an increasingly unruly supernatural journey. Its comic-book violence and irreverent humor suit viewers who like their genre heroes morally untidy.