Isotope

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Evil-doer
Full Name	Unknown
Alias	Isotope
Origin	Invincible
Occupation	Supervillain Right-Hand of Titan Right-Hand of Machine Head (formerly)
Powers / Skills	Teleportation Enhanced stamina Marksmanship Deception
Goals	Betray Machine Head to help Titan take over. Trick Mr. Liu into thinking he was on his side (both succeeded).
Crimes	Organized crime Murder Conspiracy Money laundering Robbery by proxy
Type of Villain	Arrogant Right-Hand

Isotope is a supporting antagonist in the Image Comics series Invincible and its animated adaptation of the same name.

Originally serving as Machine Head's right hand man, Isotope would later betray his boss to join Titan, and help him with his organized crime faction.

He is voiced by Chris Diamantopoulos, who also voices Doc Seismic, Vidor, and Rodgers in the same series.

Appearance

Comics

In the comics, Isotope has spiky black hair with a short beard, and wears a green suit over his black shirt with the letter I on it.

TV Series

In the TV Series, his appearance is very different, as the only consistent element is the black lettered shirt. His suit is now a dark red, and his hair is now green. Furthermore, the style of his hair and beard has also changed.