Item from Invincible by Robert Kirkman
A blue-and-yellow suit with a stylized 'i' — designed by the same tailor who made Omni-Man's, destroyed in every major fight, rebuilt every time.
The Invincible costume is made by Art Rosenbaum from advanced materials that can withstand more punishment than normal fabric — but not Viltrumite-level punishment. Art has rebuilt this suit dozens of times. The costume's repeated destruction and reconstruction mirrors Mark's own character arc: beaten down, rebuilt, sent back out. The bright colors are a deliberate choice in a world where heroes keep dying in the dark.
Skin-tight blue-and-yellow superhero suit with a large yellow 'i' emblem on the chest, yellow gloves, yellow boots, and a blue domino mask. The design is clean, bright, and hopeful — a visual contrast to the dark costumes of many other heroes. The suit gets shredded, bloodied, and destroyed with remarkable regularity.
Also known as: The Invincible Suit, Mark's Costume