Jeffrey Dean Morgan is no stranger to playing tough guys, and now he’s stepping into the animated world of ‘Invincible’ to voice the brutal Viltrumite warrior Conquest. A new behind-the-scenes video ...

Jeffrey Dean Morgan, who voices Conquest in Prime Video’s Invincible, admitted that the role was quite challenging.

If you have ever watched other works than Invincible with Jeffrey Dean Morgan in the cast, you know what we're talking about.

Warning: This article contains SPOILERS for Invincible season 3's finale, "I Thought You'd Never Shut Up". Jeffrey Dean Morgan played a vital role in Invincible season 3's finale, ...

Invincible vs Conquest was the rematch of the century, and there’s a good reason Jeffrey Dean Morgan joined the cast.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan, who voices Conquest in the Prime Video series Invincible, noted how “hard” the job was. Morgan previously acted opposite Steven Yeun, who voices Markus Sebastian “Mark ...

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In issue #66 of Invincible, Nolan revealed to Allen the Alien that what reduced the Empire to only 50 Viltrumites was a manufactured virus called The Scourge, which killed 99.9% of their population.

Thanks to #robertkirkman.” A post shared by Jeffrey Dean Morgan (@jeffreydeanmorgan) Per The Express Tribune, Conquest’s entrance came toward the end of the episode after Invincible variants ...

He is the second most powerful Viltrumite in the galaxy. The actor behind Conquest is none other than Jeffrey Dean Morgan, best known for his roles in The Walking Dead and Supernatural.

What’s Next for Conquest? But as Invincible Season 3 comes to an end, Kirkman teases just how bad things have gotten for Mark, “At the end of 307, Mark is at his absolute lowest,” Kirkman began.

The Viltrumite, Conquest, has arrived on Earth to confront Mark about his failure to prepare the planet for a takeover by the Viltrum Empire. Meanwhile Morgan acknowledges the similarities ...