Character from Invincible by Robert Kirkman
A superpowered enforcer who played the hero to manipulate Mark into taking down his boss — then took the throne himself, because power doesn't corrupt people, it reveals them.
Titan presents himself as a reluctant criminal — a family man with powers who got trapped working for Machine Head and just needs one chance to get free. He's articulate, sympathetic, and very good at making you feel like helping him is the right thing to do. Mark believed him. Mark helped him take down Machine Head. Then Titan took Machine Head's operation for himself. He's not purely a villain — he does care about his family, and he runs his criminal enterprise with more restraint than Machine Head did. But the manipulation of Mark is calculated and deliberate, and it teaches Mark one of his earliest and most important lessons: not everyone who asks for help deserves it, and good intentions can be weaponized. Titan is a mirror for what Mark could become if he stopped caring about the right thing and started caring about the effective thing. He's Cecil without the government badge.
Massive man whose body is covered in dark, rock-like skin that gives him a geological, almost obsidian appearance. Broad-shouldered and imposing, with glowing eyes visible through the stone-like exterior. Wears minimal clothing — street clothes that strain against his transformed frame. Looks like a man who was buried under a mountain and climbed out angry.
Also known as: Titan