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Worm by Wildbow, 10/10 all the way through, which is incredible given it's 7000 pages and written by an indie author.
Just give a little warning. It's 'superpowers' written in a serial format that brings the brutality of a series like invincible, but while invincible sort of still plays it off in a comic appropriate way, it's never 'fixed' or back to the status quo in worm. While a lot of the brutality is glossed over except when the author is hitting that anvil, and even then more is able to be overlooked because the action and character interactions are just written so alluringly and you'll be speeding through it, taking a moment to step back and think about what just happened 'in universe' can be shocking.
It's good, but even Wildbow themselves says it could use a thorough edit - which will likely never happen. Not to say you shouldn't read it. It's fantastic.
I dunno, I'm holding out that an animated adaptation will happen one day on the worm series. Maybe it'll get the invicible treatment and get some edits then.