Ep 11. Group Therapy

As the city of New York is terrorized by the menacing supervillain group known as the Sinister Six, Peter Parker feels overwhelmed. He's already juggling the responsibilities of being a high school student, working at the Daily Bugle, and being the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. Now he has to face off against six of the most dangerous foes he's ever encountered.

To make matters worse, Peter has been grappling with his own personal demons. Ever since the death of his Uncle Ben, Peter has been plagued by guilt and regret. He's even had nightmares about his uncle's murder, which have made it difficult for him to sleep.

In an attempt to cope with his emotions, Peter attends a group therapy session. There, he meets other teens who are also struggling with their own issues. There's Lisa, a teenager who is haunted by the memory of her sister's death. There's also John, a boy who has been bullied at school.

At first, Peter is skeptical about group therapy. He's used to dealing with his problems on his own, and he's not sure if talking to strangers will help him. However, as the session progresses, Peter begins to open up. He talks about his Uncle Ben, and about how he wishes he could have done more to protect him.

As the therapy session comes to an end, Peter feels a sense of relief. He realizes that he's not alone, and that there are other people who are going through the same struggles that he is. However, his sense of peace is short-lived, as he realizes that the Sinister Six are planning a massive attack on New York City.

Peter swings into action, determined to stop the Sinister Six and protect his home. He battles his way through the group, using his spider powers to dodge their attacks and land his own blows. Along the way, he's aided by his friend Harry Osborn, who has also donned a superhero persona as the Green Goblin.

Together, Spider-Man and the Green Goblin are able to thwart the Sinister Six's plans and save the city. However, Peter knows that the battle is far from over. He still has personal demons to overcome, and he also knows that there will always be more villains to face.

As he swings away from the scene of the battle, Peter thinks back to the group therapy session. He realizes that while he may have defeated the Sinister Six alone, he never would have been able to do it without the support and help of his friends. And with that, he feels hopeful that he can overcome his own personal struggles as well.