Bitten by a neogenetic spider, Peter Parker develops spider-like superpowers. He uses these to fight crime while trying to balance it with the struggles of his personal life.
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Bitten by a neogenetic spider, Peter Parker develops spider-like superpowers. He uses these to fight crime while trying to balance it with the struggles of his personal life.
Season 1 episodes
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Peter Parker and his college science professor Dr. Curt Conners explore neogenics as a method of limb regeneration. But while experimenting on himself, Connors accidentally becomes the Lizard, a half-man, half-reptile monstrosity that terrorizes Manhattan and subsequently kidnaps his own wife. Spider-Man must stop the Lizard, but his task is doubly difficult because he doesn't want to hurt the good friend he knows is trapped inside.
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Written by John Semper Jr., Gerry Conway, Stan BerkowitzGuest stars Toby Scott Ganger, Ken Chandler, Giselle Loren, Joseph Campanella, Liz Georges, Hank Azaria
Norman Osborn hires Spencer Smythe to design a machine capable of destroying Spider-Man—the Black Widow Spider Slayer. But when Flash Thompson puts on a Spider-Man costume as a party gag, the deadly machine spots him, and he's carried off in Peter's place.
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Written by Mark Hoffmeier, Stan Berkowitz, John Semper Jr.Guest stars Edward Mulhare, Neil Ross, Patrick Labyorteaux, Hank Azaria, Maxwell Caulfield
With Spencer Smythe dead, his son Alistair turns to the Kingpin to help seek his revenge on Spider-Man and others he deems responsible for his father's death. He captures Eddie Brock, J. Jonah Jameson, Norman Osborn, and Flash Thompson. He then turns his sights on Spider-Man and sends three slayers after him. Spider-Man only manages to hold his ground while fighting them individually. However, he is not so lucky when they combine into a super slayer and carry him off to Smythe.
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Written by Mark Hoffmeier, John Semper Jr.Guest stars Taina Maya Bustos Rivera, Neil Ross, Patrick Labyorteaux, Hank Azaria, Maxwell Caulfield
Dr. Otto Octavius becomes the mad Dr. Octopus when his robotic arms become fused to him in a laboratory accident. He then seeks revenge for the humiliation the Hardy Foundation has caused him, so he kidnaps Felicia Hardy and holds her ransom.
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Directed by Bob RichardsonWritten by Brooks Wachtel, Cynthia HarrisonGuest stars Rue McClanahan, Efrem Zimbalist Jr., Steven Polinsky
The Master of Illusion, Mysterio has fooled the city and J. Jonah Jameson into thinking Spider-Man has turned to crime. However, Spider-Man manages to find Mysterio, only to be brought to a trap of special effects.
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Written by John Semper Jr., Marv Wolfman, Stan BerkowitzGuest stars Gregg Berger, Jonathan Michael, Ken Chandler, Dawnn Lewis
J. Jonah Jameson hires Dr. Farley Stillwell, a genius in genetic engineering, to make a new superhero that can match and defeat Spider-Man. With a willing participant, Mac Gargain, they engineer the DNA of a scorpion and him together to form a new hero, the Scorpion. However, when Gargain thinks they have turned him into a freak, the hero turns into a monster and goes on a rampage. Spider-Man is forced to step in to stop the creation from killing its creator.
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Directed by Bob RichardsonWritten by Robert N. Skir, Marty Isenberg, John Semper Jr.Guest stars Martin Landau, Michael Rye
Robbie has set Peter up with a job interview with a researcher by the name of Dr. Mariah Crawford. However, when he gets to her lab, he finds her under attack by a monstrous man who deems himself Kraven the Hunter. Spider-Man leads Crawford away from Kraven to the roofs. There, Crawford tells Spider-Man that Kraven was not always that way, that in fact she loved him as Sergei Kravenoff. Crawford tells of an accident years back that would have killed Sergei had she not used a dangerous potion that saved his life and gave him the strength and instinct of an animal, but turned him mad. Meanwhile, while looking for Crawford at her apartment, Kraven learns of her connection to Robbie and kidnaps him. He then threatens to kill Robbie if Spider-Man does not come to him with Crawford.
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Directed by Bob RichardsonWritten by Mark Hoffmeier, Jan Strnad, John Semper Jr.Guest stars Gregg Berger, Susan Beaubian
A space shuttle piloted by J.J.'s son, John Jameson, crash lands on the Tri-Borough Bridge carrying two strange meteors—one that could provide a new nuclear fuel and one that contains an alien substance. The first is stolen by the Kingpin's henchman, the Rhino, just as Spider-Man arrives to save Jameson and the co-pilots. When the Rhino sends the aircraft off the bridge, Spider-Man emerges from the water with a dark stain covering his costume. Exhausted, he heads for home, only to awaken hanging from a skyscraper, now clothed in a black version of his costume.
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Directed by Bob RichardsonWritten by Stan Lee, John Semper Jr., Len Wein, Avi Arad, Stan Berkowitz, Meg McLaughlinGuest stars Michael Horton, John Beard, Don Stark, Patrick Labyorteaux, Hank Azaria, Maxwell Caulfield
Spider-Man goes after Eddie Brock for libeling him, as he is now being stalked by bounty hunters at every turn. After being reassured by Mary Jane that he has changed, he seeks help from Dr. Curt Connors who discovers that the suit is alive, and Peter is the host organism.
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Directed by Bob RichardsonWritten by John Semper Jr., Brynne Chandler ReavesGuest stars Joseph Campanella, Michael Horton, Hank Azaria, Jim Cummings, Don Stark
The Kingpin is furious at Spider-Man and sends the Shocker and the Rhino out to finish him off with the aid of another new invention of Alistair Smythe. Meanwhile, Eddie Brock, as the symbiote creature Venom, is busy playing cat and mouse with Spider-Man, intruding on Peter's private life and making it clear he knows the web-slinger's secret identity. To make matters worse, Peter soon realizes that the pumped-up Eddie as Venom is stronger than he is.
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Directed by Bob RichardsonWritten by Mark Hoffmeier, Brynne Stephens, John Semper Jr.Guest stars Michael Horton, Hank Azaria, Jim Cummings, Don Stark
Norman Osborn hires the Hobgoblin, a hitman and thief, to take out Osborn's "silent" partner Wilson Fisk, the Kingpin. When he fails in the attempt, the Hobgoblin changes sides, kidnapping Norman's son, Harry. Harry just happens to be best friends with Peter Parker.
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Directed by Bob RichardsonWritten by Larry Brody, John Semper Jr.Guest stars John Beard, Neil Ross, Patrick Labyorteaux, Maxwell Caulfield, Mark Hamill
When Aunt May is slightly injured by one of the Hobgoblin's pumpkin bombs during the kidnapping of Harry, Spider-Man enters the fray with a vengeance. After several battles, the trail leads Peter to Oscorp and Harry's own father. For Peter, rescuing his friend is easy compared to explaining to Harry that his own father is involved.
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Directed by Bob RichardsonWritten by Stan BerkowitzGuest stars Neil Ross, John Beard, Maxwell Caulfield, Mark Hamill
An international spy and hitman known as the Chameleon plans to assassinate two major diplomats on the brink of signing the peace proposal of the century. S.H.I.E.L.D. director Nick Fury solicits J. Jonah Jameson's assistance in an effort to prevent the "human shape-shifter" from derailing the proposal signing. But only Spider-Man with his super keen "spider-sense" can discern who is really whom and stop the criminal before it's too late.
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Directed by Bob RichardsonWritten by John Semper Jr.Guest stars Philip Abbott, Rachel Davies, Nell Carter
Christopher Daniel BarnesPeter Parker / Spider-Man (voice)
Sara BallantineMary Jane Watson (voice)
Jennifer HaleFelicia Hardy (voice)
Linda GaryAunt May Parker (voice)
Ed AsnerJ. Jonah Jameson (voice)
Rodney SaulsberryJoe 'Robbie' Robertson (voice)
Roscoe Lee BrowneKingpin (voice)
Gary ImhoffHarry Osborn / Green Goblin (voice)
Credits
Written by
John Semper Jr., Mark Hoffmeier, Meg McLaughlin, Stan Berkowitz, Jim Krieg, Marty Isenberg, Robert N. Skir, Sean Catherine Derek, Doug Booth, Cynthia Harrison, Larry Brody, Brooks Wachtel, Len Wein, Brynne Stephens, Michael Edens, Virginia Roth, Stan Lee, Avi Arad, Gerry Conway, Gordon Kent, Marv Wolfman, Francis Moss, Jan Strnad, Sandy Fries, Ernie Altbacker, Karen Milovich, Carl Potts, Gilles Wheeler, J. M. DeMatteis
