Robert Kirkman’s excellent comic series Invincible arrives in March on Prime Video with a new animated series that follows the life of 17-year-old superhero Mark Grayson, who tries to juggle high school problems with training and trying to live up to his powerful and beloved superhero father, Omniman.

Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg team up with The Walking Dead’s Robert Kirkman to bring his other big comic book, Invincible, to Prime Video with an animated series starring Steven Yuen and JK Simmons.

A new era of the animated DC Universe dawns in August (and September) when Superman: Man of Tomorrow arrives, which finds Clark Kent at the beginning of his superhero career battling the dual-threat of Lobo and Parasite, both recently arrived on Earth and threatening humanity.

Based on the novel by Joe Hill, NOS4A2 stars Zachary Quinto as the evil Charlie Manx, who drains children of their souls and deposits them in an alternate universe called Christmasland. A young artist named Vic McQueen (Ashleigh Cummings) discovers she can track Manx and sets out to stop him.

Trying to make it’s own Continentalesque mysterious criminal underworld, Hotel Artemis follows Jodie Foster as The Nurse, who runs the titular secret criminal hospital, which has a very specific set of rules for it’s members that show up in need of it’s services.

Sterling K. Brown leads a heist crew that has to hole up in an underworld hospital when one of their own is injured but a criminal kingpin arrives demanding something they stole in the upcoming action thriller Hotel Artemis

The third entry in the rebooted Star Trek series puts the Enterprise crew in their most perilous position yet as they are marooned on a mysterious planet following the destruction of the Enterprise.

Star Trek Beyond and Lights Out are both apparently good bets this weekend depending if you want sci-fi action or horror while the latest Ice Age seems to prove the series should come to an end.