The Invisible Man (1933 Movie)

==Summary==
John "Jack" Griffin, better known as The Invisible Man, is the titular main antagonist in Universal Studios' 1933 adaptation of H.G. Wells' The Invisible Man.
Griffin was a researcher working in food preservation and fell in love with his employer's, Dr. Cranley's daughter Flora. Determined to prove himself both a successful researcher and good husband material for Flora, Griffin tests with a dangerous chemical called monocane, eventually discovering the formula for making living beings invisible. However, his applications of the formula to himself drive him to insanity, prompting him to develop an extremely violent temper, murderous and sadistic tendencies and even a desire for world domination.
Originating from one of the most iconic literary pieces of its time, the Invisible Man has become an icon of pop culture, and a legendary member among Universal's lineup of monsters, in near equal status with the likes of Dracula and Frankenstein's Monster. Griffin is particulary notable having the highest body count of all the Universal Monsters lineup. He was portrayed by the late Claude Rains.
==Powers and Stats==
Tier: At least 
Name: The Invisible Man, real name John Griffin, Jack Griffin, Dr Griffin 
Origin: The Invisible Man (1933) 
Gender: Male 
Age: Unknown 
Classification: Human, Scientist, Murderer 
Powers and Abilities: Genius Intelligence, Social Influencing, Expert Tactician, Invisibility, Stealth Expert 
Attack Potency: At least Athlete level (Can physically overpower full-grown adults without much difficulties. Killed a police inspector by bashing his head with a stoolAll scans and sources come from the film The Invisible Man (1933)) 
Speed: Athletic Human 
Lifting Strength: Peak Human (Was able to lift a man by the ankles, spin him around and throw him at his colleagues with ease) 
Striking Strength: At least Athlete level 
Durability: At least Athlete level 
Stamina: Peak Human (Was able to go 15 miles, through the snow, to get to Kemp's house despite being naked and on foot during the English winter) 
Range: Standard Melee Range
Standard Equipment: His Disguise 
Intelligence: Genius (Managed to create a serum that can turn living beings invisible. Displays impressive skills at planning, quick-thinking, and manipulation) 
Standard Tactics: The Invisible Man's tactics vary depending on his mood at the moment, as he can go from simply pranking his targets in a humiliating yet relatively harmless manner just to scare them, like holding objects, holding or kicking them while invisible, to attempting to brutally murder them. 
Weaknesses: Completely insane due to his serum, turning murderous and power-hungry (although it doesn't really affect his intelligence), Normal human weaknesses.
==Notable Matchups==
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==References==
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