How sinister plan Tarr revealed that up to Barry to save the hero and civilian alike. Including Greg, who kinda, sorta, and more. Outnumbered, outgunned, and out of his league because, most likely, Barry look slim. But "Farmstrong" just might rise to the occasion, suggesting that it can avoid the paramilitary guards Tarr, and distraction open bar

How sinister plan Tarr revealed that up to Barry to save the hero and civilian alike. Including Greg, who kinda, sorta, and more. Outnumbered, outgunned, and out of his league because, most likely, Barry look slim. But "Farmstrong" just might rise to the occasion, suggesting that it can avoid the paramilitary guards Tarr, and distraction open bar

Barely escaping Super Illustrated photo shoot with their body parts (and dignity) intact, Stoner and Barry encounter some unexpected trouble, as they prep for their People's Choice Awards debut. Meanwhile, the art gets poked, June gets bounced, Katie gets rejected, Nancy gets drunk and mysterious kidnapper Tarr gets deadly serious.

Barely escaping Super Illustrated photo shoot with their body parts (and dignity) intact, Stoner and Barry encounter some unexpected trouble, as they prep for their People's Choice Awards debut. Meanwhile, the art gets poked, June gets bounced, Katie gets rejected, Nancy gets drunk and mysterious kidnapper Tarr gets deadly serious.

Warm welcome Greg into the brotherhood of superheroes is a process that - as Rush Week - leads wicked hangover and hazy memories. While raising a glass of morality, Greg tries to hide in plain sight three bodies - one of his naked ass yourself. Meanwhile, a new supervillain puts its first phase of terror in motion. And ... well ... Barry is Barry.

With great power comes great ... uh ... a celebrity! Now that the world considers to be a superhero Greg, everyone wants a piece of him - League defenders, Hugo Boss, his roommate, fans, Hollywood agents, super-villains, and his mom. Some want to put him on a pedestal. Others want to bury it under one. Ken Christensen (Todd, ugly child of the

For Greg Pincus, being a superhero has its benefits: a growing reputation. The promise of happiness. And carnal attention from the opposite sex. "Of course, if Greg had actual superpowers, he might be able to save the city. But he does not. What makes it almost impossible for Greg to save even himself.

Greg Pincus, life as the newest superhero in the world, not all fans and Goldschlager. Between fielding calls from rival teams of shopping for the right agent, and find a suit that does not bind, everything was pretty chaotic. Worst of all, Greg has a secret: he actually does not possess any superpowers! As enemies gather in the shade, Greg

Meet Greg Pincus -- the planet’s brand-spanking-newest Superhero. One small problem: Greg is neither super, nor particularly heroic. But, he sure enjoys the perks that come with the job. Can Greg survive in a celebrity-obsessed world that wrongly believes he’s indestructible? Jeff Kline (Transformers: Prime, G.I. Joe: Renegades) explores this

Meet Greg Pincus -- the planet’s brand-spanking-newest Superhero. One small problem: Greg is neither super, nor particularly heroic. But, he sure enjoys the perks that come with the job. Can Greg survive in a celebrity-obsessed world that wrongly believes he’s indestructible? Jeff Kline (Transformers: Prime, G.I. Joe: Renegades) explores this