Angstrom Levy

Few villains in Robert Kirkman and Ryan Ottley's Invincible leave as lasting an impression as Angstrom Levy, who burst onto the scene in 2006 during the Modern Age's golden era of creator-owned superhero storytelling at Image Comics. Sharing pages with the likes of Mark Grayson and Deborah Grayson, he carved out a genuinely menacing presence in the Invincible universe from his very first appearance in issue #7. Though his catalog footprint is compact, the issues he inhabits carry real weight — quality over quantity is very much his calling card. For fans of Kirkman's sprawling, emotionally charged corner of Image, Angstrom Levy is exactly the kind of character who reminds you why Invincible earned its reputation as one of the modern era's most thrilling superhero sagas.