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The "invincible" returned for his third season in the premiere video, announcing at the same time as Disney +'s "Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man" debut season. With this new rival, does the "invincible" retain its title as "probably the best series of superhero in the universe"? I would say that it does, and it comes down to how "invincible" writes his leading character Mark Grayson (Steven Jun).

It makes sense to compare these shows, because the "invincible", both Robert Kirkman's series and original comic book, Corey Walker and Ryan Osli, is basically a Spider-Man plus "Dragon Ball". (Wiltumites are more or less sayani. The appearance of Omni-Man causes Superman, but his character's bow is closer to the vegetation.)

Although Peter Parker has no foreign warrior for Dad, he and Mark Grayson are quite similar to people. Like Peter, Mark is a young man who gets superpowers, but realizes that being a superhero is not as fun as it seems; He must constantly measure his personal life against his career, no easy way to save the world, and the animal curves and loads often make him burst - but he never breaks. He is Invincible, after all.

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The invincible and Spider-Man even met earlier in the comic books; The show pointed out in the final of Season 2, "I thought you were stronger" - Mark is sent into a dimension inhabited by the superhero "spider", with A famous voice (Oshos Keaton) and power.

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During the "invincible" season 3rd premiere, Mark changed a darker new suit, pulling the yellow out of the first invincible costume with a new blue and black palette. This is similar to when Spiderman got his black symbbic suit, especially since Mark also loses self -control this season. No foreign parasite affects the invincible, though, only the pressures in his life. When it comes to showing the lack of hero of Peter Parker-ESK, the "invincible" surpasses the real cartoon Spider-Man with which he competes.

"Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man" carries its showers from Marvel's film universe, with modeled Peter Parker after Tom Holland (though expressed by Hudson Thames). Those films, faced with the introduction of Spiderman late, after being established Avengers, played it as naive and serious to contrast with adult superheroes.

So yes, this spider-man is sure it is Friendly. It is a chipper, even sheep, with infinite patience and has no real shortcomings aside from the typical Spades tightening and poor lying. Whenever Peter tries to justify his delay, to sign a comically bad phibing and a self-efficient Woody Allen comedy routine. The play even prescribes Spiderman's history, so Uncle Ben dies for reasons not associated with Peter. This is eradicated by his defining character of learning nail polish as with great power, it must also come to great responsibility - which he can only learn by being Irresponsible First.

Critic based on YouTube CapAinMidWho pointed out Peter's characterization as the main flaw in "Your Friendly Settlement Spiderman", described it as "Eyork" and I warmly agree.

Case in point: In the premiere in Serie, Peter learns that Loni Lincoln (Eugene Beard) hangs out with his longtime crushed pearl (Katie Ang). Peter is only a little bit, then he actually meets Lonnie, realizing that he is a pretty handsome man and so he stops pissing down Pearl. I have mixed feelings of this. On the one hand, it is refreshing to pass the trianglebed triangles can be hacked by storytelling. On the other hand, it is symptomatic for the show that softens the edges of Peter; His attitude is Also Ripe and nice for a teenage boy, while Peter has always been attractive because he is a character of nipples and all. Peter Parker is a good man, no doubt, but well doesn't mean flawlessly (or infinite). It can be reckless, often prone to self -pity, and it has a brief temperament and the attractiveness that is stored in a guilty -driven responsibility.

In the earliest stories of Spider-Man, which are Karani from Steve Ditko, Peter's disadvantages are the most beloved. You can say that he is a Wallid flower not only because he is Nerd, but because he is a tough man to be around; Cases, withdrawn and often on the edge of sneezing.

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One of the reasons "spectacular spider-man" is However The best show Spider-Man is because it understands how much Peter can be. His problems are not just the universe they curse with bad "parker happiness", they are often with their own making. But the virus he puts on his unmasked life, he is constantly Spiderman because he knows other people need. His Superhero is a top act of unselfishness that transcends its sometimes harsh edges.

However, when he is Spider-Man that comes out Peter's arrogance. In "Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man", much of the humor feels like it is directed the Peter when he should be the one that directs him. The enemies of the spectacular spider-man absolutely hate him-he not only hits the donkeys, he mercilessly suffocates all as he does. ("I mock! I am a mockery!").

I love the films "Spider-Man Spider-Man", and they greatly capture the spirit of Stan Lee/Steve Ditko, but they are also the root leading to "your friendly neighboring Spiderman". Peter Parker on Toby Maguier doesn't have the same dark side that the comics made; He is shy, even unhappy, not a point. The first "Spider-Man" even softens Peter's procedures; After beating the bone he saw McGrav (Randy Savage) in a wrestling competition, the ring owner cheats on Peter of his obliged money. When the boy robbed moments later, Peter allows the robber to escape (and continue to kill Uncle Ben) because he wants revenge. In the original "incredible fantasy" #15, Peter allows the robber to go because he simply could not bother him, declaring that he now "requires only number one".

As Spiderman, Mark's defined motivation comes from his father. (Well, the father figure with Spider-Man, but the same difference.) First, Mark wants to be invincible so that it can be superhero as big as his father. Then, Omni-Man shows its true colors as a conqueror, going to city murder and seriously wounding Mark himself. Mark's goal since then gets out no Being like his father, though other Wiltumites are pushing him to accept his "fate" and the director of the Global Defense Agency, Cecil Stidman (Walton Gogins), lives in the fear that Mark will hear. While you understand Mark, some of you are also sides with Cecil; is Our hero is too right for his good?

The "invincible" finale of the season 2 wins his title from the words Mark says in horror for himself, to furiously beat Anstrom Levy (Sterling K. Brown) to death: "I thought you were stronger." Of course, Levi was a villain who threatened Mark's family, but Mark still broke his moral code by killing him. He not only saw the villain who could reflect on him, he felt that. To continue with the comparison of Spider-Man, this is Mark's death at the moment of Gwen Stacy, or definitely the failure to live by the promise he made himself.

In the premiere of season 3 of the "invincible", the challenges do not allow Mark. He reveals that Cecil hires some villains invincible. It is a painful, frightening experience for Mark - but with the way he crumbles the fodder "resuscitate" of GDA, and then threatens to kill Cecil himself, you understand why Cecil is afraid of him.

Mark's foyers feel just as strong this season because he must now be the mentor of his brother in the small half, and aspiring superhero, Oliver (Lincoln Bodin). Mix together typical immaturity, Oliver's desire to be like his father, and his bad understanding of what it is like to be human (because he is not), and you have a recipe for "Kid Omni-Man" to become like the original. Mark doesn't just have to keep the right track, he must make sure Oliver stay there. As Mark is successfully described by Eve (Illiyian Jaceces) in episode 3, "You want a real suit, right?", He must understand "How can I be a son, brother, boy and superhero at the same time? "

Like many other stories of superhero, "invincible" has a multivision. However, he smartly uses the "infinite possibilities" of parallel realities to emphasize the importance of the chosen setting. In most universes, Mark accepts his Wiltumitic heritage and joins his father in conquering the earth. We follow This Unbeatable because he is a rare that has not turned into evil - but the latest episodes have shown us that he could still. Our highlight still has many the same qualities that his evil alternatives have made, that's exactly what so far, his good has proved even stronger.

The greatest battles of the hero can and should be his internal, who oppose his worst self, who Sometimes Even wins. The "invincible" understands that, but I'm not sure "your friendly neighboring spider".

The "invincible" is a streaming of the premiere video, with new episodes that fall on Thursday. "Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man" is streaming on Disney+.