INDESTRUCTIBLE (2013)

"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 comedic take on a reluctant hero, and contemplates what is required to be considered 'special' in a world where fame can come and go faster than a speeding bullet. "

"Everyone has questions for Greg Pincus, the world's newest-and most accidental-superhero. But if Greg thought dealing with groupies, paparazzi, and the po-po was maddening, wait until he meets the self-important, sniping League of Defenders! "

"For Greg Pincus, life as the world's newest superhero isn't all groupies and Goldschlager. Between fielding calls from rival super teams, shopping for the right agent, and finding a costume that doesn't bind, things have gotten pretty chaotic. Worst of all, Greg has a secret: he doesn't actually possess any superpowers! As enemies gather in the shadows, Greg quickly realizes that keeping his secret could mean the difference between life and death. For himself and everyone around him. "

"For Greg Pincus, being a superhero has its advantages: Growing fame. The promise of fortune. And carnal attention from the opposite sex. 'Course, if Greg had actual superpowers, he might be able to save the city. But, he doesn't. Which makes it nearly impossible for Greg to save even himself. "

"With great power, comes great er celebrity! Now that the world believes Greg to be a superhero, everyone wants a piece of him - the League of Defenders, Hugo Boss, his roommate, groupies, Hollywood agents, uber-villains, and his mom. Some want to put him on a pedestal. Others want to bury him under one. Ken Kristensen (Todd, the Ugliest Kid on Earth) takes the reigns for the next arc of Jeff Kline's Indestructible."

"Greg's warm welcome into the fraternity of superheroes is a process that -- like Rush Week -- results in a wicked hangover and foggy memories. While raising a glass to morality, Greg struggles to conceal three bodies in plain sight -- one his bare-ass own. Meanwhile, a new super villain puts his first phase of terror in motion. And Barry... well... remains Barry. "

"Barely escaping the Super Illustrated photo shoot with their body parts (and dignity) intact, Stoner and Barry run into some unexpected trouble as they prep for their People's Choice Awards debut. Meanwhile, Art gets poked, June gets bounced, Cathy gets spurned, Nancy gets pissed, and the mysterious kidnapper, Tarr, gets deadly serious."

"'Best Impersonation of a Superhero' goes to... Greg and Barry attend the People's Choice Awards with all of Hollywood's best, brightest, and most botox'd. But it's the sadistic Tarr whose star shines the brightest, using the event to target as many high profile superheroes as possible."

"As Tarr's sinister plan is revealed, it's up to Barry to save hero and civilian alike. Including Greg-who's kinda, sorta both. Outnumbered, outgunned, and WAY out-of-his league, Barry's chances look slim. But 'Farmstrong' just might rise to the occasion, assuming he can avoid Tarr's paramilitary Guards, and the distraction of an open bar... "

"The unpredictable second arc of INDESTRUCTIBLE comes to a shocking conclusion. A cranky sociopath, Tarr, has subdued the world's greatest superheroes and a super-fake. But for once, Greg's complete lack of powers may work in his favor. Will Stoner, in fact, save the day? Will Greg be forced to reveal the depth of his deception in the process? Will Barry ever put on pants?"