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 2 episodes
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The Crime Lords, led by Silvermane, are holding the Kingpin accountable for his failure to eliminate Spider-Man. So six of the wall-crawler's greatest enemies are called together to do the job: Doctor Octopus, Mysterio, the Scorpion, the Rhino, the Shocker and the Chameleon. Unfortunately, Spidey's powers have been on the blink due to the changes in his blood chemistry.
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Directed by Bob RichardsonWritten by John Semper Jr.Guest stars Joseph Campanella, Gregg Berger, Michael Rye, Martin Landau, Nick Jameson, Jeff Corey, Jim Cummings, Don Stark
The six supervillains can't believe their eyes when Spider-Man walks into their trap at the warehouse. But it's obvious why, when they easily overcome and unmask the fraud. Meanwhile, Silvermane and the Crime Lords grow more disenchanted with the Kingpin and want to put him out of business. However, Kingpin beats them to the punch, kidnapping Silvermane.
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Directed by Bob RichardsonWritten by Doug Booth, John Semper Jr.Guest stars Joseph Campanella, Gregg Berger, Martin Landau, Nick Jameson, Jeff Corey, Jim Cummings, Don Stark, Nicky Blair
Mary Jane is being stalked by her former boyfriend, Morris Bench, who's undergone an accidental metamorphosis and become Hydro-Man. Sweeping Mary Jane off her feet in a wave of water, he insists she will love him. Spider-Man, with the help of Mary Jane, must put a stop to the semi-liquid villain.
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Directed by Bob RichardsonWritten by Jim Krieg, John Semper Jr.Guest stars Rob Paulsen, Marla Rubinoff
Spider-Man's progressing neogenic mutation is making him ill and he seeks the aid of a man known to help all mutants, Dr. Charles Xavier. In doing so he meets the X-Men, but is disappointed to learn that Xavier does not 'cure' mutancy, only helps those born that way to accept and control their abilities. In the process of this endeavor he becomes involved in a plot to destroy mutants everywhere, and must stop this hideous plan with the help of the X-Men.
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Directed by Bob RichardsonWritten by John Semper Jr., J. M. DeMatteis, Michael EdensGuest stars Alyson Court, Lenore Zann, Alison Sealy-Smith, Norm Spencer, Catherine Disher, George Buza, Joseph Ruskin, Laurie O'Brien
Wolverine catches up with Spider-Man, hot on the trail of the missing Hank McCoy. Discovering his location and the plot to destroy all mutantkind the two team up and rescue Beast in the nick of time just as he was about to become the first test subject of Landon's horrendous plan. But when Landon accidentally falls victim to his own experiment he is changed into a giant monster that feeds on electrical energy.
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Directed by Bob RichardsonWritten by Ted Pedersen, John Semper Jr., Michael Edens, Francis MossGuest stars Alyson Court, Lenore Zann, Alison Sealy-Smith, Norm Spencer, Catherine Disher, George Buza, Joseph Ruskin, Laurie O'Brien
Dr. Mariah Crawford has developed a cure for Spider-Man's disease, but she is reluctant to give an untested serum to him that may result in permanent loss of his powers or worse. After an angry outburst from Spider-Man, however, she hands it over. Peter, at the ESU lab, is secretly observed by Michael Morbius, who then swipes the infected blood sample after Peter leaves for the night. Working alone in the campus bell tower with borrowed equipment, Morbius has an accident which will change him forever.
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Directed by Bob RichardsonWritten by Brynne Stephens, John Semper Jr.Guest stars Susan Beaubian, Nick Jameson, Marla Rubinoff, Liz Georges
The Punisher comes to New York to deal with the mutating Spider-Man, who has just grown four extra arms, and is in search for also mutated Morbius who is killing innocent people, and the people of New York blame Spider-Man for all that is happening.
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Directed by Bob RichardsonWritten by Carl Potts, John Semper Jr.Guest stars John Beck, Robert Axelrod, Susan Beaubian, John Beard, Nick Jameson, Dawnn Lewis
After Spider-Man mutates into the Man-Spider, Dr. Mariah Crawford summons Sergi Kravenoff, better known as Kraven the Hunter, to help her track down Spider-Man and cure him of his mutation with a newly developed antidote. Unfortunately, the Punisher is hot on Spider-Man's heels.
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Directed by Bob RichardsonWritten by John Semper Jr.Guest stars John Beck, Robert Axelrod, Gregg Berger, Susan Beaubian, Jim Cummings, John Beard, Nick Jameson, Dawnn Lewis
The vampire hunter Blade arrives in New York to destroy Morbius, but Spider-Man wants to revert Morbius back into his human form.
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Directed by Bob RichardsonWritten by Mark Hoffmeier, Stephanie Mathison, John Semper Jr.Guest stars Joseph Campanella, Malcolm McDowell, John Beard, Dawnn Lewis, Liz Georges, Nick Jameson, J.D. Hall
Morbius attempts to use the Neogenic Recombinator to turn everyone else into a vampire. Spider-Man and Blade try to stop him, and Morbius' mutation worsens. Morbius kidnaps Felicia Hardy in order to transform her into a vampire.
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Directed by Bob RichardsonWritten by John Semper Jr., Meg McLaughlinGuest stars Malcolm McDowell, Dawnn Lewis, Nick Jameson, J.D. Hall
Dr. Curt Connors is set to study the Tablet of Time, a recently discovered ancient artifact that is said to restore a person's youth. Dr. Connors believes he can cure Spider-Man's mutagenic transformations with the tablet.
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Directed by Bob RichardsonWritten by Mark Hoffmeier, John Semper Jr., Stan BerkowitzGuest stars Caroline Goodall, Leigh-Allyn Baker, John Beard, Giselle Loren, Dorian Harewood, Joseph Campanella, Jeff Corey, Liz Georges
With the Tablet of Time, Silvermane's youth is restored, but he continues to grow younger until he finally becomes an infant.
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Directed by Bob RichardsonWritten by Mark Hoffmeier, John Semper Jr., Stan BerkowitzGuest stars Townsend Coleman, Matthew McCurley, Caroline Goodall, Leigh-Allyn Baker, Giselle Loren, Dorian Harewood, Joseph Campanella, Jeff Corey
Adrian Toomes wants revenge when Norman Osborn attempts to take over his company, Toomes Aeronautical. He becomes the Vulture and immediately kidnaps Norman's son, Harry.
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Directed by Bob RichardsonWritten by John Semper Jr., Gilles Wheeler, Evelyn GabaiGuest stars Joseph Campanella, Alan Johnson, Neil Ross, Eddie Albert, Liz Georges, Patrick Labyorteaux
Spider-Man seeks Curt Connors' aid to help reverse the aging effects of the Vulture's talons. Meanwhile, the Vulture sporadically turns into the man-spider from the mutagenics he absorbed with Spider-Man's youth. At the same time, the Scorpion grabs Dr. Farley Stillwell to seek a cure for his own mutation, while Connors is feeling the onset of his reptilian transformation.
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Directed by Bob RichardsonWritten by John Semper Jr., Sandy FriesGuest stars Alan Johnson, Michael Rye, Martin Landau, Peter Mark Richman, Neil Ross, Joseph Campanella
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)
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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
