Invincible Spider-Man

Invincible Spider-Man is a 2020 Live Action, Superhero, Drama, Dark, Science Fiction and Tragedy superhero TV Series connected to Runaways, Cloak and Dagger and Agents of Shield, it premiered on Netflix Television, and is based on the Marvel Comics Superhero created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko.

After Cloak and Dagger, Runaways and Agents of Shield were all cancelled, Netflix asked Marvel to make a deal to make another Marvel TV show, even Freeform and Abc were trying to ask them, the deal was Spider-Man, and Abc was very impressed and made an entire planned series, and even Freeform did as well, but Marvel approached Netflix, since they were known for making Daredevil, Iron FIst, Luke Cage and The Defenders, but the thing is, this isn't connected to their other Marvel shows they had, this was instead connected to the other ones that were premiered on Television, but this show streamed on Netflix, like Runaways as it streamed on Hulu.

So, Marvel made the deal with Netflix to have the TV rights for this show only, Netflix asked Marvel if they can add really dark moments and scenes in the show, Marvel wasn't afraid to let them go right ahead with it.

Contents

 * 1 Developement
 * 2 Cast
 * 3 Episodes
 * 4 Cast Gallery

Developement
Whule working on the Series, Netflix was in desperate attempt to find the actor who could play Spider-Man, young actors were thrown in and Out: Jaeden Martell, who was known for his role as Bill Denbrough in It and Jacob Barber in Defending Jacob, out. Finn Wolfhard, no joke, he was considered, out. And finally, Noah Schnapp, who worked with Netflix for Stranger Things, was a huge fan and the most likeable pick for the character, but meanwhile, Ryan Potter, known for playing as Hiro Hamada in Big Hero 6 and Beast Boy in Titans, wanted to play the character and was in talk of playing as Spidey. So, Netflix told Schnapp that they now chose Ryan Potter and Noah Schnapp was out the picture, Ryan made so many auditions and Physical performances to play Spidey, and he was the right choice to play Peter Parker.

Cast

 * Ryan Potter as Peter Parker/Spider-Man
 * Randall Park as Ben Parker
 * Constance Wu as May Parker
 * Meg Donnelly as Gwen Stacy
 * Timothée Chalamet as Harry Osborn
 * K.J. Apa as Flash Thompson
 * Lucy Hale as Betty Brant
 * Tyler James Williams as Randy Robertson
 * Grant Gustin as Ted Hoffman
 * Ruby Rose as Jean DeWolff
 * Shea Whigham as Captain Stacy
 * Bill Nunn as Robbie Robertson
 * J.K. Simmons as J. Jonah Jameson
 * Kevin Conroy as Norman Osborn/Green Goblin
 * Mark Hamill as Dr. Otto Octavius/Doctor Octopus
 * Gary Oldman as Adrian Toomes/The Vulture
 * Tanner Buchanan as Mark Raxton/Molten Man
 * Xolo Maridueña as Mac Gargan/Scorpion
 * Stanley Tucci as Dr. Curtis Connors/The Lizard
 * Dacre Montgomery as Herman Schultz/The Shocker
 * Yahya Abdul-Mateen II as Dalt Kendall/The Beetle
 * Michael Jai White as Lonnie Lincoln/Tombstone
 * Hugh Jackman as Quentin Beck/Mysterio

Episodes
Episode One: A Familiar Start - Peter Parker gets bitten by a Radioactive Spider and he breaks Flash Thompson's hand with his brute strength and gets so confused.

Episode Two: Power and Responsibility - Peter takes a coupon to a Wrestling Arena and enters, but later as he gets this popularity, his Uncle Ben tells him "With Great Power comes Great Responsibility." But Peter ignores him and later his Uncle was shot dead.

Episode Three: Life Lessons - Throughout the episode, Peter tries to find, and hunt the guy who killed his uncle, and he dawns a suit where nobody would recognize him, but as he meets him, he is in shock as its the same guy he let away, so he finally learns what Power and Responsibility is.

Episode Four: The First Date - While fighting some criminal called The Shocker, Peter tries to have a date with the Girl in his dreams, Gwen Stacy.

Episode Five: Claws of the Vulture - A new criminal called The Vulture who flies around dressed as a vulture has been terrorizing New York City. Peter Parker still struggling for money realises that if he is able to take pictures of The Vulture and Spider-Man he could sell them to J. Jonah Jameson and help out his Aunt May with the bills. The Vulture deciding his next heist will be to next rob the Park Avenue Jewellery Exchange is making preparations when Spider-Man spots him and starts taking his picture but suddenly Spider-Man is spotted by The Vulture. The two fight briefly before the Vulture flies away and Peter taking the pictures to J. Jonah Jameson impresses him with the photos and offers a cash reward for any additional photos Peter is able to bring him. The Vulture then tricks everyone by robbing the Jewellery Exchange from below rather than above (as people would expect of the flying criminal) and Spider-Man sets off in chase and the two clash once more this time with Spider-Man being able to defeat and capture The Vulture. Having more photos of The Vulture and the fight with Spider-Man, Peter is able to sell them to Jameson and earn even more money for Aunt May and himself.

Episode Six: Arms of the Octopus - Spider-Man catches Charlie and his two pals robbing a warehouse. Surprising them with his Spider Signal light, he quickly overcomes them and webs them up for the police. Meanwhile, atomic scientist Otto Octavius, known to his colleagues as Doctor Octopus because of the unique set of four remote-controlled "arms" he invented for handling radioactive material, is hard at work at the U.S. Atomic Research Center. Suddenly his experiment goes awry. In the ensuing explosion, Otto Octavius's mechanical arms fuse to his body, and the excess radiation alters his brain. When he awakens at Bliss Private Hospital, he discovers that he can make his mechanical arms move by thought alone, just as if they were his real arms. With his brain unbalanced, Dr. Octopus forcibly takes over the hospital as his first criminal act. J. Jonah Jameson learns of the strange events at the hospital and sends Peter Parker to take some photographs. Peter sneaks into the hospital as Spider-Man and discovers the hospital staff held captive by Dr. Octopus. Spider-Man is badly beaten in their battle, but Dr. Octopus's captives manage to escape. Dr. Octopus returns to the U.S. Atomic Research Center and takes over its computer, soon gaining possession of the greatest source of atomic power in the nation. Meanwhile, Peter Parker is dispirited following his defeat. The government asks the Fantastic Four to retake the laboratory from Dr. Octopus, but they decline because of other commitments. The Human Torch, unable to use his flame because of a virus, nevertheless appears at Midtown High School to address the student body. The speech he gives is so inspiring that Peter Parker regains his self-confidence. He decides he can defeat Dr. Octopus after all. Spider-Man soon enters the laboratory, where he builds two devices from chemicals and wire. When Dr. Octopus finds him, Spider-Man tosses one of the devices around two of the criminal's mechanical arms, melting them together. Then he squirts web fluid all over Dr. Octopus's glasses. Temporarily blinded with two of his arms stuck together, Dr. Octopus is easily knocked out and left helpless for the police. When Spider-Man later thanks the Human Torch for his inspiring speech, the Human Torch, cured of his illness, is perplexed. The next day, the Human Torch gives the Midtown High School students another demonstration of his newly restored powers, while Peter Parker smiles, finding new confidence in his young career as a super-hero.

Episode Seven: The Menace of Molten Man - As the school year comes to a close, Peter Parker is getting the cold shoulder from Gwen Stacy, but so is Flash Thompson without any explanation. Graduation day is coming soon, so Peter is let out of school early and he pays a visit to Spencer Smythe, creator of the robot. Even though the robot grabs Peter, he talks his way out of it and quickly exchanges Spider-Man outfits to get his real one back. Just as he finishes, he notices a commotion between Smythe and Mark Raxton over a liquid metal alloy. Raxton intends to sell it and Smythe fights back saying more testing needed to be done. As Peter goes to help, the robot grabs him and he watches as Smythe is struck down and the jar of liquid metal alloy spills onto Raxton. Raxton leaves for a hospital and, lost in thought, is almost hit by a car. When he lashes out, he realizes his strength and decides on a life of crime. Spider-Man confronts Raxton and begins to battle him, taking extremely hard blows due to Raxton’s new body of metal. Spider-Man knocks the lights out, and in the dark ties up Raxton’s hands and feet with super-thick webbing and leaves him for the police. Peter Parker attends his graduation and unfortunately J. Jonah Jameson is the guest speaker. After a tedious speech, Peter decides to catch up with Gwen Stacy as Jameson butters up Aunt May to retain Parker’s photographic skills. Gwen professes her feelings to Peter and says she felt she was seen as a ditzy blonde and that she never had a chance with Betty Brant around. Gwen says it’s time for that part of her to graduate and leave behind and leaves before Pete can say a thing.

Episode Eight: Flight of the Beetle - A Muscular Science Major named Dalt Kendall creates a Metallic suit with bug wings, calling himself The Beetle.

Episode Nine: Tombstone - Born as Lonnie Thompson Lincoln in Harlem, in New York City, Lonnie started out as troubled youth who was bullied by his peers because he was Harlem's only African American albino. Taller and stronger than the other children, he became a school bully, extorting protection money from his classmates. The school newspaper was edited by Joseph "Robbie" Robertson, who was going to run a story on Lonnie's activities but pulled it when Lonnie intimidated him. Lonnie allowed his personal demons to direct the course of his life and he turned to a life of serious crime. As a hitman and enforcer, Lonnie used his albinism to his advantage. He filed his teeth and nails to points, giving him the appearance of a vampire. This frequently caught his opponents off-guard, making it easier to kill them. He also lifted weights and engaged in many street fights to hone his fighting skills. As an adult he stood over six feet, seven inches tall. Eventually, Lonnie returned to New York City as the Kingpin's hitman. As an adult Robertson would regret ever having known Lonnie (who was now known as Tombstone on the street). One night Robertson, now working for a local paper, went to meet a source only to see him being killed by Tombstone. The latter threatened to kill Robertson if he ever confessed the story. Robertson kept the secret for over twenty years whilst Tombstone became a powerful mob enforcer, killing many others. Tombstone threw the Hobgoblin out of the Arranger's window. Tombstone captured a mutant known as the Persuader for the Arranger. The situation between Tombstone and Robertson was exacerbated when Lonnie returned to Robertson's neighborhood. Eventually Robertson went to the police which resulted in Tombstone's incarceration, but not before Tombstone confronted and seriously injured an armed Robertson, nearly permanently damaging his spine. Tombstone then first encountered Spider-Man in Atlanta, Georgia; Tombstone was defeated and sent to the Philadelphia State Penitentiary. Robertson however was also incarcerated by a judge on the Kingpin's payroll for suppression of evidence. On learning this, Tombstone obtained a transfer to Lewsiburg State Penitentiary where Robertson was incarcerated. In prison, Tombstone made Robbie's life a living hell. He killed Robertson's befriended bodyguard, Bruiser. Tombstone eventually broke out of prison but was confronted by Spider-Man; he eluded capture after a harrowing battle in which he nearly beat Spider-Man to death before Robertson stopped him. Lonnie and Robertson (fighting on the side of Spider-Man) were knocked into the Susquehana River, and made their escape. Both men survived, and a temporary truce was agreed, and were taken in by an Amish farmer. Robertson stabbed Tombstone with a pitchfork and then escaped. Tombstone joined a criminal organization headed by Hammerhead and the Chameleon, and then saved Robertson from the Hobgoblin so that he could kill Robertson himself. Robertson was then given a full pardon for helping recapture Tombstone.[volume & issue needed] Lonnie eventually gained a superhuman physical constitution. Tombstone encountered Robertson at the Osborn Chemical Plant. Robertson shot Tombstone and trapped him in an airtight test chamber which contained an experimental gas. The gas was absorbed into Lonnie's bloodstream and had a mutagenic effect on his body. This resulted in the manifestation of enhanced strength and other heightened physical abilities. Tombstone then called off his vendetta against Robertson in gratitude. Tombstone was later defeated by Daredevil and the Punisher while competing against the Taskmaster in a real game of Assassin sponsored by the Hand. Tombstone was hired by the Green Goblin to be part of his Spider-Man killing group the Sinister Twelve, but was defeated. Tombstone was hired by Lily Lucca to pretend he kidnapped her and to fight Daredevil, but Tombstone was beaten by him. Tombstone joined the Hood's army of criminals. He later returned to pester Deadpool in the miniseries: Deadpool - Suicide Kings. Tombstone was with the Hood when he presents the Scorpion costume to whichever low-level crook impresses him until the party is crashed by Scorpion who steals the Scorpion costume. During the "Origin of the Species" storyline, Doctor Octopus invites Tombstone to join his supervillain team in exchange for some items. Dr. Octopus and Shocker attack Menace's infant in a restaurant until Spider-Man interferes. Later, Tombstone confronts Carlie Cooper. However, the police arrive and Tombstone escapes, but later doubles back to follow Cooper after discovering that she knows who Menace really is.

Episode Ten: Night of the Lizard - Peter's Science teacher, Dr. Curtis Connors goes missing in the middle of the Myth and mystery of The Lizard.

Episode Eleven: Return of Doctor Octopus - Doc Ock returns to try and get his revenge on Spider-Man, meanwhile Norman Osborn works on a serum that can make him Invincible.

Episode Twelve: The Final Chapter Part One - Norman Osborn becomes the Green Goblin and forms the Sinister Six to try and kill Spider-Man.

Episode Thirteen: The Final Chapter Part Two - Spider-Man gets free from the Massive piece of rubble he got trapped under in the last episode and trys to stop the Sinister Six from taking over the world.