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Agent Spider aiming a rifle in a steel corridor, white mask with red lenses, black and gold tactical suit marked A.
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Agent Spider

Character

Agent Spider is a wisecracking, spider-powered hero pulled from a parallel Earth, encountered when Mark Grayson is flung across the multiverse. A legally distinct answer to a famous web-slinger, he swings into one chaotic team-up before Invincible is yanked onward through the portals.

Home: Alternate Earth
Note: TV-original stand-in for Spider-Man
Gender: Male
Status: Alive
Species: Human
Full Name: Unknown
Occupation: Superhero
Other Names: Agent Spider
Voice Actor: Josh Keaton
Only Appearance: 2x08 I Thought You Were Stronger
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Appearance

His costume reads as a spin on the classic arachnid hero. A silver letter A dominates his chest, standing in for the word Agent, set against a black web-laced bodysuit accented with mustard-yellow padding along the arms and legs. A full mask in off-white hides his face, broken only by red eye lenses. He rounds out the rig with a gray tactical vest and utility belt bearing his emblem, plus matching gray boots and gloves, the fingers of which are tipped in black.

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Personality

Beneath the quips, Agent Spider is a warm and seasoned hero, ready to back up even a complete stranger in trouble. He leans hard on wisecracks, needling foes and comrades alike with a running stream of jokes, a habit that Invincible finds as grating as the villains do. When Angstrom's portal later tore open in his own reality, he webbed onto Invincible's back to give chase, though he did not quite make it through.

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Abilities

Through some unexplained means, Agent Spider gained the proportional traits of a spider. He spins webbing of remarkable strength and stickiness, using it to swing across the city and to bind opponents, and he clings to sheer walls and ceilings, though he grips with only three fingers per hand rather than a full set. His body shrugs off punishment that should break it, as when Professor Ock hurled him through concrete with little lasting harm.

His combat style favors motion and precision. He tumbles through the air to dodge tentacle strikes, flipping and firing webs to disarm his foe mid-fight, and he aims those shots with reliable accuracy. Just as sharp is his mouth: he taunts and distracts opponents with constant banter, using humor as a genuine tactical weapon.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Agent Spider in Invincible?

Agent Spider is a wisecracking, spider-powered superhero from a parallel Earth whom Mark Grayson meets after being flung across the multiverse; he is a TV-original stand-in for a famous web-slinger and appears in a single episode.

Who plays Agent Spider in Invincible?

Agent Spider is voiced by Josh Keaton in Invincible.

Is Agent Spider canon in Invincible?

Agent Spider is canon to the Invincible animated series as a TV-original character created as a legally distinct stand-in for a famous web-slinger, appearing only in the episode I Thought You Were Stronger when Invincible is pulled through the multiverse.

What powers does Agent Spider have?

Agent Spider has the proportional abilities of a spider, including strong and sticky webbing he uses to swing and bind foes, the ability to cling to walls and ceilings, and a durable body that let him survive being thrown through concrete by Professor Ock.

What happens to Agent Spider at the end of his appearance?

When Angstrom Levy's portal tore open in Agent Spider's own reality, he webbed onto Invincible's back in an attempt to follow him through, but he did not quite make it before the portal closed.

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