Episodes Season 1 [hide]Episode Title Summary 1A The Power - TopicsExpress



          

Episodes Season 1 [hide]Episode Title Summary 1A The Power of Dr. Octopus Teenage photographer Peter Parker is sent by the Daily Bugle to investigate a series of mystery lights in a wooded area outside of the city, when a sudden landslide forces him to swerve off the road and land in a tree. Realizing hes in a precarious spot, Peter slides down in the drivers seat and out of sight, only to rise back up again as he finishes a quick change into Spider-Man. He lowers the car to the ground and finds the hidden entrance to a secret laboratory operated by his nemesis, Doctor Octopus, who captures the young hero and reveals his plan to blow up part of New York. Octopus has also sent a warning letter to the Daily Bugle about it, so that people can evacuate before the demonstration, but Jameson thinks its just a crank letter. Betty Brant drives off to the place he (Peter) was heading to, but she is also captured. Spider-Man manages to free both himself and Betty, then stops the nefarious villain in his tracks, saving the city from destruction. 1B Sub-Zero for Spidey On a blistering hot afternoon, Peter is walking to the house of a brilliant scientist, Doctor Smarter, when suddenly he notices that the sidewalk and most of the neighborhood is turning to ice. Hearing desperate cries for help from Smarters house, Peter changes into Spider-Man and breaks through a laboratory window to find the frightened scientist being menaced by towering ice creatures. Spider-Man tracks them to their iceberg after they freeze him and kidnap Smarter. The creatures turn out to be an alien race of Plutonians and are not hostile. They are seeking out Dr. Smarter for a way to help them get back to their planet. 2A Where Crawls the Lizard Peter flies to Florida to find and photograph the Lizard Man. Spider-Man meets Dr. Curtis Connors family. In Dr. Connors lab, Spider-Man finds out about the doctor’s research on swamp fever and mixes an antidote for reptilian mutation. He fights the Lizard in a ruined castle and turns him back. 2B Electro, the Human|Lightning ]]] Bolt Spider-Man is set up numerous times by Electros robberies. He finally tracks him to a fairground and catches him using a new web. 3 The Menace of Mysterio Spider-Man has been witnessed committing a robbery of the Midtown Museum. Mysterio phones Jameson and makes a deal to defeat and expose Spider-Man in exchange for a large sum of cash. He fights Spider-Man on a bridge and Spider-Man is unable to beat him. He finally tracks Mysterio down and records Mysterio confessing he robbed the Museum disguised as Spider-Man. He then beats Mysterio. 4A The Sky is Falling The Vulture uses a device to control an army of birds. After the Vulture beats Spider-Man, he holds the city for a two-millon-dollar ransom and the blame falls on Spider-Man. However Spider-Man sabotages the Vultures device and takes the ransom back. 4B Captured by J. Jonah Jameson A man called Henry Smythe reveals his plans to capture Spider-Man with a robot and get paid by Jonah Jameson for his efforts. Although skeptical at first, Jameson becomes enthusiastic when the robot shudders to life and starts zeroing upon its target. Peter makes a hasty retreat from the editors office, but the robot lumbers after him into the street. Ducking into an alley, the teenager strips to Spider-Man before leading the robot on a frantic chase throughout the city. He is finally caught by the robot after knocking himself unconscious by swinging into a clock tower. However he breaks into the robots controls and is able to free himself from the robots tendrils. 5A Never Step on a Scorpion Dr. Stillwell creates the Scorpion on Jonah Jamesons behalf to get Spider-Man. However the Scorpions evil nature enhances and causes him to go after Jameson, but Spider-Man captures him and the Scorpion is arrested. However he breaks out and goes after Jameson again while Spider-Man is searching for him, but Spider-Man arrives in time to fight the Scorpion, who is webbed up and imprisoned again. 5B Sands of Crime As Spider-Man examines the Goliath Diamond, the Sandman appears and swipes the diamond, Spider-Man getting the blame as he is seen by the guards. The Sandman demands a $1,000,000 dollar ransom from Jameson. Spider-Man fights him where the ransom is due to be delivered, but the Sandman escapes before Jameson arrives. Finding Jameson has brought a fake ransom the Sandman demands $2,000,000. Spider-Man fights him at a quarry and defeats the Sandman with water. 6A Diet of Destruction Spider-Man sights, and photographs, a giant metal-eating robot. It is never explained who built it. He finally causes the robot to fall into a river. 6B The Witching Hour The Green Goblin swipes a magicians witchcraft book, hoping to control Demons of the Underworld. Next he takes Jonah Jameson for his medium and discovers he needs the Sceptre of Osiris, which is hidden in the magicians library. Spider-Man fails to stop this but by putting a Spider-Tracer on Jameson he tracks the Goblin to a graveyard and foils his plan, webbing him up for the Police. 7A Kilowatt Kaper Electro escapes prison before Spider-Man can stop him using a kite during a storm to renew his powers. He takes the electricity supply of the city, demanding a ransom. Spider-Man tries to stop him but only just escapes being drawn into a generator. However Spider-Man is able to catch Electro with his special web. 7B The Peril of Parafino Spider-Man faces off against Parafino, a Wax Museum Owner plans to make Spider-Man into his latest exhibit. He uses escaped convict Red Dog Melvin as bait for Spider-Man, disguising him as a waxwork. He catches Spider-Man using a wax sculpture of himself and captures Betty Brant when she comes to the Museum. However Spider-Man frees himself and destroys the wax Parafino by increasing the heat. While Betty gets the Police he webs up Parafino and Melvin. 8 Horn of the Rhino Spider-Man is keeping an eye on a train when the Rhino rams it and steals the component of a top secret weapon, Spider-Man getting the blame. The Rhino then steals another component from an airport. Meanwhile Peter has a cold, and his Aunt May wants him to stay in bed. At Mays suggestion, Jameson decides to take his own photos. However when he tries to enter a military area wearing a disguise, he is stopped by a guard. He complains about this, however his disguise falls of and he is arrested. The Rhino steals the final component from a submarine. Spider-Man finds him hiding in a Zoo and catches him using pepper. 9A The One-Eyed Idol Someone has sent a one-eyed idol to Jonah Jameson. Jameson is hypnotised by the idol to steal his own cash. Spider-Man finds the Thief but is knocked out by a boomerang and finds the Mastermind is hunter Clivington, who tries to kill Spider-Man using an elevator. However Spider-Man frees himself and captures both crooks. 9B Fifth Avenue Phantom Spider-Man attempts to halt the Phantoms activities only to be set up by him and his robot henchwoman Marie, who is disguised as a shop window dummy. He discovers the Phantom is using shrinking rays to steal items. Spider-Man is finally taken to the Phantoms base and defeats him. 10A The Revenge of Dr. Magneto Spider-Man saves a boat from Dr. Magnetos attempt to crash it by sabotaging a lighthouse. Determined to prove his magnetic power, Dr. Magneto sabotages a railway line, which Spider-Man fixes. Magneto tries to send a statue of Prometheus of a building, but Spider-Man catches it. Magneto meets Spider-Man at the Hall of Science and is beaten with anti-magnetic webbing that destroys his weapon. 10B The Sinister Prime Minister Spider-Man gets into an embassy, and sees the foreign visiting Prime Minister tied up and gagged, and fights someone impersonating the Prime Minister, but he is forced to retreat to find proof after being gassed by the Imposters cane and having his camera stolen. The Imposter convinces Jameson to help raise money for his nation, and gets $20,000,000. He tries to leave with the gold via airplane, but Spider-Man catches him and frees the real Prime Minister. 11A The Night of the Villains Spider-Man fails to stop Blackbeard from stealing a treasure chest. Parafino sends Jesse James to rob a bank, but he is stopped by Spider-Man. However a guard sees Spider-Man and thinks he is trying to rob the bank. An Executioner is sent after Spider-Man, but he realises the Executioner is made of wax. He goes to the Wax Museum and defeats Parafino. 11B Here Comes Trubble Spider-Man stops a centaur, which vanishes in smoke. Ms. Trubble sends Cyclops to take care of Spider-Man, but fails. The Goddess Diana also fails to get Spider-Man. Peter Parker investigates Ms. Trubble and a stolen statuette, but is attacked by Cerberus. Spider-Man finds Ms. Trubble has been conjuring legendary creatures to do her bidding from a box. Spider-Man rescues Ms. Trubble from Vulcan, who sets her book-shop on fire, by destroying the box and she is sent to the prison hospital. 12A Spider-Man Meets Dr. Noah Boddy Jonah Jameson scoffs at a man calling himself Dr. Noah Boddy, who claims to have found a means of rendering himself invisible. Boddy frames Jameson for attempted robberies, before he is webbed up by Spider-Man. 12B The Fantastic Fakir Spider-Man fails to stop a villain called the Fakir from stealing a precious ruby. He goes to a visiting Maharajas Yacht and finds the Fakir is there. He escapes crocodiles the Fakir is controlling. Spider-Man returns and realises the Maharaja is a dummy, the real Maharajas Yacht developed engine trouble. Spider-Man webs up the Fakir, who is arrested. 13A Return of the Flying Dutchman Spider-Man deals with Mysterio taking advantage of the Flying Dutchman legend to steal a chest of pirate treasure. 13B Farewell Performance Strange things involving ghosts happen around the Castle Theatre, due for demolition by Jonah Jamesons decision. Spider-Man finds the Magician Blackwell is causing them. With Spider-Mans help, former performers make sure Jameson agrees to stop the theatre being torn down. 14A The Golden Rhino The Rhino steals a lot of gold from a truck. The Rhino is melting the gold to make a statue of himself, but doesnt have enough gold. He steals more and makes a statue. Policemen find Spider-Man and suspect he is responsible for the gold robbery, but he escapes. The Rhino is webbed up by Spider-Man in the Sewer and with his statue is given to the authorities. 14B Blueprint for Crime The Plotter guides a couple of thieves to catch Spider-Man and grab a series of blueprints. However they leave one and Spider-Man uses a photo of himself with the blueprint to lure them to him. He then captures the whole gang. 15A The Spider and the Fly A mysterious person called the Human Fly leads Spider-Man away long enough to steal Pulinskis jewellery. Spider-Man realises there are twin Flies committing the robberies. He uses a Spider-Tracer to track them to a fair and captures them. 15B The Slippery Dr. Von Schlick Spider-Man chases Dr. Von Schlick in the middle of a fire but loses him. Spider-Man finds Von Schlick on a barge as he steals oil from a tanker. 16A The Vultures Prey When J. Jonah Jameson investigates a malfunctioning tower clock, he is captured by the Vulture -- who is using it as a hideout while he commits a rash of spectacular crimes, including stealing a powerful military rocket. After failing to stop the rocket theft as Spider-Man, Peter returns to the Daily Bugle just as Jameson causes the clock to start ringing out of control. Realizing that its a cry for help, the determined teenager changes into Spidey and rushes to the clock tower where he rescues his boss from the Vultures clutches. 16B The Dark Terrors Spider-Man rescues Betty from a shadow figure but cannot attack it. The Phantom is casting shadows all over the city to commit crimes. Spider-Man follows a gorilla shadow to a warehouse and defeats the Phantom. 17A The Terrible Triumph of Dr. Octopus Dr. Octopus steals Dr. Smarters nullifier. He attempts to destroy Spider-Man with an exploding dummy of himself, but Spider-Man is warned by his spider-sense. He tracks Doctor Octopus down and paralyzes him with electricity long enough for the Police to arrive. 17B Magic Malice The Green Goblin escapes from Spider-Man as he plots to steal Blackwells magic secrets and uses some magic tricks to rob various places. Spider-Man goes to Blackwells house as the Green Goblin is planning to steal more secrets. With the help of Blackwell Spider-Man defeats his enemy. 18A Fountain of Terror Peter hears that Dr. Connor is missing once again. In Florida, Spider-Man fails to catch Cliventon. He finds Connor being held prisoner in a Spanish Fort. Apparently Connor has found the Fountain of Youth, which a Conquistador has been using. Cliventon is defeated by Spider-Man, and due to Connors son Billy a cannonball destroys the Fountain. 18B Fiddler on the Loose The Fiddler attacks Flintridges band and fires sonic waves at Spider-Man, trying to exact a ransom. 19A To Catch a Spider Dr. Noah Boddy releases Electro, the Green Goblin, and the Vulture from prison to get back at Spider-Man. All three disable Spider-Mans powers and arrange to meet at midnight at the docks. Using ventriloquism Spider-Man makes the villains fight and defeats them. 19B Double Identity Spider-Man attempts to catch a man who looks just like Peter Parker who is stealing a valuable manuscript, but the mans bodyguard, Brutus, knocks him down. Charles Cameo poses as various people to steal precious art, for which Jameson blames Spider-Man. He and the Police set a trap using a tapestry. Cameo poses as Spider-Man, however he and Brutus are defeated by the real Spider-Man. 20A Sting of the Scorpion The Scorpion escapes prison to get back at Jonah Jameson and Spider-Man. The Scorpion drinks a toxic chemical and trashes Dr. Stillwells lab. The chemicals mutate the Scorpion into a giant. He captures Jameson, but Spider-Man is able to make the Scorpion drink the antidote. 20B Trick or Treachery The Fly Twins break into a vault and frame Spider-Man. They place a tracer on him so they can commit crimes without being caught by him. However Spider-Man finds the tracer and catches the twins. Season 2 [hide]Episode Title Summary 21 The Origin of Spider-Man Peter Parker is bitten by a radioactive spider and soon finds that he has gained the arachnids proportionate strength. He learns that with great power there must also always be great responsibility after his Uncle Ben, husband of Aunt May, is murdered by a thief who he failed to stop earlier from robbing a T.V station. Spider-Man is able to catch the thief. 22 King Pinned With his beloved Uncle Ben gone and his Aunt May sick despite a new medication, Peter decides that he must find a way to earn extra money to pay for Aunt Mays medication. He applies for and gets a job at the Daily Bugle where he meets Betty Brant and J. Jonah Jameson for the first time. Peter later overhears a conversation between Jameson and a news source named Dr. Omar about a fake medicine ring run by The Kingpin. Peter discovers that this was the same ring that made the medicine Aunt May was taking. Peter also finds out that one of the Bugles star reporters, Frederick Foswell, is actually a Kingpin stooge sent as a spy. After finding out that Jameson plans to write an expose on the ring, the Kingpin kidnaps Jameson. Spider-Man follows the Kingpin to his lair and despite being knocked out and nearly unmasked, he rescues Jameson but the Kingpin escapes. He learns that a time bomb had been set at the Bugles printing presses. After a race against time, Spider-Man saves the Bugle, the exposé is written and the Kingpins fake medicine ring is out of business. 23 Swing City A mad scientist called The Master Technician takes control of a nuclear reactor and uses it to create an anti- gravity field that lifts the entire island of Manhattan into the stratosphere, holding the city for ransom for 100 million dollars, the reactor, and amnesty. Peter reluctantly breaks his date to save the city before The Specialist sends it crashing down. Their anti-radiation weakens Spider-Man, but he is able to regain enough strength to defeat them. 24 Criminals in the Clouds To impress a girl and to show up his rival, star quarterback Roy Robinson, Peter Parker decides to try out for his high school football team feeling that he could be a star player with his spider-powers. The coach however scoffs at Peter but offers him a job as the waterboy. Meanwhile, the airborne criminal known as Sky Master hatches a plan to kidnap Roy Robinson, who just happens to be the son of a well known scientist who has invented an invisibility serum, and hold him for ransom. At night they break into the house, and take Roy to their flying base. After learning of this plot during a team practice, Peter changes into Spider-Man and tracks down the Sky Master to his airship, which is hidden in the clouds. Once inside the vessel, he rescues Roy Robinson after defeating Sky Master and his goons, causing their ship to crash. Spidey returns Robinson in time for the big football game and helps him win. However, poor Peter gets fired from his waterboy job as Roy Robinson gets both the glory and the girl. 25 Menace from the Bottom of the World Peter Parker is sent by J. Jonah Jameson to investigate claims by a seismologist that he has detected subterranean voices in an unknown language. Peter reluctantly carries out the assignment after seeing a rival reporter getting the plum job of investigating the disappearance of a bank. Upon hearing the underground voice transmissions at the seismology lab, Peter uses his spider-hearing to determine that these were the people responsible for making the bank disappear and theyre plotting to take another one. Quickly donning his Spider-Man costume, Peter races to the next bank to be taken and sees the bank disappear into the ground. Spider-Man descends thousands of feet into the sinkhole left by the bank to investigate. He soon discovers the bank in a strange underground city inhabited by hairy, ape-like humanoids. He discovers their leader is an escaped criminal called Mugs Reily who tunneled his way out of prison and has disguised himself as a Moleman to become their leader. When unmasked, the angry Molemen turn against him, and the banks are lifted back to the surface. 26 Diamond Dust After years of being dismissed as a bookworm, Peter Parker is trying to win a spot as a relief pitcher on his college baseball team. Together with Artie, the teams catcher and Petes school chum, he changes into his suit and tie before heading off to the local zoo to meet up with some friends. But at that very moment, a group of museum robbers led by the criminal known as Shakespeare create a diversion by unlocking a zoo cage and letting loose a monstrous ape who goes on a rampage, putting the visitors in great danger. Peter hears of the gorillas escape over a car radio and dashes to an alley where he changes into Spider-Man. After a fierce battle, Spidey re-captures the beast while averting a disaster. But later, during a baseball game, the robbers don gorilla costumes to rob the college museum of a giant diamond worth a fortune. Waiting for his chance to get off the bench and onto the pitchers mound, Peter is sent to collect a fly ball thats been hit out of the stands. But after he locates the ball, a stunned Peter is confronted by a terrified professor who tells him that apes have taken over the museum. Instantly figuring out the robbers plot, Peter discards his baseball uniform and swings to the museum as Spider-Man, where Shakespeare uses a weapon filled with liquid datex against him. But Spidey counters with his wits (and a suit of armor) to defeat Shakespeare and his henchmen. Hopping back into his baseball uniform, Peter returns to the field just in time to throw the last winning pitch and win the game. 27 Spider-Man Battles the Molemen Peter goes underground again, seeing the same scenery as in Menace from the Bottom of the World. The building he is on is taken underground by the Mole-Men, who want to eliminate him before they invade the world. This time he meets a race of dwarves underground, and the leader appears to be a genuine Moleman. Spider-Man forces him to order the buildings to be returned. The leader then accidentally destroys his machinery when firing at Spider-Man. 28 Phantom from the Depths of Time This episode re-uses Rocket Robin Hood backgrounds and villains as Peter tries to stop an evil alien who has enslaved an islands populace with robot beetles, and plans to use them to mine a mineral from the island. He battles several robots before he can defeat the alien. 29 The Evil Sorcerer Kotep, the Scarlet Sorcerer -- an ancient magician frozen in time by a rival sorcerer -- is brought back to life in the present day by a deranged college professor who has just been fired. Kotep scoffs at the professors commands that he take revenge on the mans enemies, and responds by summoning a green-skinned demon to attack him. A group of students happen upon the professor as hes being struck down. Peter Parker is among them and, feigning cowardice, ducks behind a pillar where he strips to his Spider-Man costume. Now in his true colors, Spidey battles the cackling Sorcerer, but Kotep manages to escape. Later, the hospitalized professor tells the secret of Koteps power to some of his students who promptly try to warn Spider-Man. However, Kotep has other ideas. Bent on conquering the world, the resurrected magician unleashes chaos around the city, summoning an army of demons who promise to follow him if he defeats Spider-Man. Faced with powerful thousands-of-years-old magic, Spider-Man must find a way to stop one of the most powerful villains hes ever encountered. He finally defeats the Sorcerer by taking away his scepter and destroying it. 30 Vine After inadvertently unleashing a giant plant on the city from a seed he found in the house of a missing scientist, Peter Parker travels back in time to 3,000,000 BC in order to find the professor himself. Spotting a great stone city in the distance, Peter quickly doffs his school clothes to reveal the costume of Spider-Man and, after a battle with an amphibious monster, is captured by a tribe of primitive blue giants. Taken prisoner to the city, Spidey discovers that the professor has become the benevolent ruler of giants and asks for help. The scientist explains that the only way to stop the menace is to steal radium gems from the temple of an evil society of intelligent plant monsters, which were mutated by its radiation and captured the city from its original inhabitants. Spider-Man is apprehended by the plants and put in an arena with Goliath, a giant caterpillar-like monster, for the amusement of the Master Vine. After a brief battle, Spider-Man webs up the beast, defeats the plant soldiers and takes the radium gems. The plant civilization, dependent on the radiation for survival, withers away. Having returned the prehistoric city to its rightful owners, Spider-Man returns to the present and feeds the radium gems to the giant rampaging beast. Unable to absorb so much energy at once, it too withers away, saving the city once again. 31 Pardo Presents While on a date with his girlfriend Polly to see the premiere of Pardo Productions Presents: My...Pet (along with well-to-do socialites and city officials), Peter Parker becomes entangled in a robbery plot by a villain who possesses the strange ability to transform himself into pure energy -- while taking the form of an enormous black cat. Everybody in the audience is quickly gassed and left hypnotized by a large eye that appears on the theater screen. Only Peter manages to resist the attack due to his super senses. With the rest of the patrons staring helplessly at the screen ahead, the mild-mannered college boy peels off his suit and tie to reveal the fighting togs of Spider-Man. Pardos goons start robbing the audience of their valuables until Spidey intervenes. The battle soon moves outside of the theater, where the wall-crawler leads Pardo on a chase across New York to a showdown atop the Brooklyn Bridge. Once there, the cat is electrocuted, leaving only Pardos clothes behind. 32 Cloud City of Gold While in South America as an exchange student, Peter Parker and his host professor are flying in a plane over the Andes Mountains during a lightning storm when the plane crashes. The professor, the pilot and the planes navigator all survive, but there is no sign of young Peter. Just as they notice that theyre trapped in a hostile jungle with dangerous natives watching their every move, none other than Spider-Man comes swinging to the rescue. After building a raft to escape the natives, Spider-Man leads them into an underground river after getting caught in a whirlpool. While underground, Spider-Man fights vampire bats using soundwaves to mess up their senses. After finally coming out of the cave they finally see the Cloud City of Gold which is ruled by a 15th Century conquistador named DeVargas who attacks them with a giant golden eagle. As Spider-Man battles the flying monster, the professor and the crew are captured by DeVargas. After defeating the eagle by making it crash, Spider-Man finds himself trapped by a giant spider in the mouth of a volcano which he also defeats. DeVargas then tries to do Spider-Man in by firing a cannon at him while he remains inside the volcano, causing an eruption. Spider-Man frees his companions and escapes the Cloud City right before the entire mountain containing the city explodes. Back at the crash site, Spider-Man disappears and the professor and crew find Peter waiting for them. They are finally rescued by helicopter. 33 Neptunes Nose Cone Peter Parker is sent to the arctic on assignment by J. Jonah Jameson to track down and get pictures of a lunar module that crashed in the South Pole after a failed launch. Peter along with Penny, the pilot of the Daily Bugle plane, crash land in a blizzard on an island. Upon waking up, Peter finds that Penny had been captured by natives with the intent of offering her along with the nose cone of the module as a sacrifice to their volcano god in exchange for warmth. He changes into his costume and, as Spider-Man, must not only must rescue Penny but also stop the natives from throwing the nose cone into the volcano as the resulting explosion would destroy the entire island. After battling the natives and many strange creatures in an underground cavern, Spider-Man averts catastrophe by rescuing Penny and allowing the nose cone to take off again. The nose cones rocket engines cause a small volcanic eruption, giving heat to the island and calming the natives down. They unbend the propellers and allow him and Penny to return to New York. He then gives Jameson an egg from the island, which hatches into a small winged snake that bites Jameson on the nose. 34 Home While unwinding at a club, Peter Parker meets a girl named Carol who is surprisingly as interested in science as he is. After setting up a date, Peter decides to patrol the town as Spider-Man and stumbles upon a robbery perpetrated by...Carol! But things start to look fishy when Carol starts using the same spider powers as Spider-Man. Spider-Man follows her as she and other Spider-Men inside a ship races back to their headquarters inside a cave and discovers that they are from a distant civilization that crash-landed on Earth and have been living underground waiting to be saved by a ray from their home planet. He finds out she was stealing equipment to try stopping a nuclear device test which would have destroyed the civilisation. Spider-Man is able to stop the device going off. 35 Blotto A former film producer creatures a dark creature, similar to the Blob, on a special movie screen, then brings it to life with a weapon he calls the Spirit-Scope, which turns living things to film (paper) and brings things on film to life. The creature quickly asserts an ability to engulf and erase any object it wants, from garbage cans and skyscrapers to Peter Parkers car as he drives a famous movie actress to an appearance at his university. After getting her to safety on a nearby roof, Peter strips for action and turns into Spider-Man. The webbed wonder tries to find a way to defeat this mysterious menace before it destroys the entire city. Temporarily paralyzing Blotto with electricity, Spider-Man finds Clive and is hit with the Spirit-Scope, apparently paralyzing him. But when Clive goes to examine him, Spider-Man decks him and claims the Spirit Scope. Going out to face a renewed Blotto, he swings at the now-monstrous creature, and just before impact, fires the Spirit-Scope at it. Blotto turns back to harmless film just as Spider-Man punches through. Clive is then arrested. 36 Thunder Rumble Spider-Man fights a giant from Mars who can form and hurl lightning bolts, and plans to take over the world. Spider-Man tricks him into sending himself into space again using one of his lightning bolts. (NOTE: This bad guy should not be confused with The Mighty Thor, a Marvel hero.) 37 Spider-Man Meets Skyboy While being honored at an awards ceremony, foremost scientist Dr. Caldwell is kidnapped by the evil Dr. Zapp in front of many onlookers, including Caldwells teenaged son Jan, who wants his anti-gravity helmet. Feeling that the police are powerless to find his father, Jan decides to strike out on his own using an anti-gravity helmet and suit invented by his father. While patrolling the city from the air, Jan is spotted by Spider-Man who gives chase and confronts him. Spider-Man later realizes that this Skyboy is the son of the scientist from the now well-publicized kidnapping and helps Jan to rescue the boys father from Dr. Zapp on Lightning mountain and defeat him using the flash-bulb of his camera. 38 Cold Storage The crooked Dr. Cool and a henchman after having robbed a jewelry store are tracked to their hideout by the webslinger. After a brief battle, Spider-Man is knocked out by Dr Cools cane shooting the top off, and captured by Dr. Cool who ties him up and puts him in a deep freeze unit along with the stolen diamonds, where he blacks out and is frozen solid. After a time, the power to the deep freeze runs down and the wallcrawler awakens to find that decades have passed and the world is in ruins. After battling cavemen, and other creatures including a Tyrannosaurus rex, Spider-Man realizes it was all a hallucination after being rescued by a friendly ice delivery man on his rounds. Later, Dr. Cool and his stooge return to their hideout after another heist, only to be defeated and captured by Spider-Man. 39 To Cage a Spider Spider-Man tracks two crooks who robbed a bank and gives chase as the criminals escape in a getaway car. During the chase, one of the crooks hurls a vibrator at Spider-Man as he swoops in to capture them. As the robbers escape, Spider-Man plummets twenty stories to the ground. While laying unconscious on the street, Spider-Man is rescued from a gathering mob by Captain Stacy (Gwens father) and taken to a prison infirmary. Upon waking up, Spider-Man discovers a group of convicts attempting a break-out and that they have taken Captain Stacy as a hostage. Spider-Man then squashes the break-out and rescues Stacy by pretending he wants to help the criminals escape, and picking them off one by one. He then leaves the prison. Season 3 [hide]Episode Title Summary 40A The Winged Thing A new story involving the Vulture, using footage from the two episodes from the first season featuring the Vulture. The Vulture warns people to stay off the streets, then escapes from Spider-Man on a building site. He then steals a missile, then a device to control birds from a helicopter, but he is again defeated when his birds turn against him. 40B Conners Reptiles A new story only using footage from the first season episode Where Crawls the Lizard, involving a gator given superhuman intelligence by Connors experiments who has kidnapped the professor. Spider-Man uses a serum to defeat the gator. 41A Trouble with Snow Spider-Man takes on a gigantic living snowman brought to life by chemical reactions and an electric charge, that grows after every snowfall. He uses a copper cable to drain the snowman of its electricity and destroy them. 41B Spider-Man vs. Desperado Spider-Man battles a cowpoke using a flying electronic horse and hypnotic guns to commit bank robberies. He finally gets them away from their horse and webs them up. 42A Sky Harbor Baron Von Rantenraven commands Skyharbor, a gigantic airborne fortress manned by sky pirates who use biplanes and an immobilizing dust cloud to capture jumbo jets and airliners. He starts attacking New York in WW 2 planes. Spider-Man is called upon by the mayor to defeat this flying menace. He tricks them with a mirror, and finally brings down Sky Harbor. 42B The Big Brainwasher This is the episode where we see the one and only appearance of Mary Jane Watson in the entire series. Mary Jane gets hired as a go-go girl at a new nightclub in Times Square where she is instructed to occasionally take pictures of the city officials in attendance for the clubs grand opening, which really give them an urge to visit the back room. Mary Jane invites Peter Parker to her debut. While MJ dances, Peter uncovers a plot to use mind control on the city officials using a powerful device by none other than the Kingpin. Spider-Man gets involved and foils the plan, saving Mary Jane and the city officials. 43A The Vanishing Dr. Vespasian A mad scientist creates an invisibility serum, which he tests on his dog Brutus, and hatches a nefarious scheme to destroy Spider-Man to demonstrate his power to the Citys criminals. 43B Scourge of the Scarf A thief known as the Scarf, working with his gang, uses several imaginative techniques with illusions to rob from the rich people of New York City. They are finally captured when trying to rob a museum with laughing gas. 44A Super Swami An evil Swami uses illusions to cause chaos around New York, like causing a bridge to apparently disappear with mass hypnosis and causing a snowstorm with dry ice, before he is captured by Spider-Man, who exposes him as a fraud, knocks him into a river, and has him jailed. 44B The Birth of Micro-Man A mad scientist, Doctor Pretorius, escapes from prison and plots widespread devastation with a nuclear weapon he calls The Kingdom Come Device. While on the run from police, the snickering villain gets a ride from Peter Parker, who is returning home from a college party. But after dropping off the scientist on a road near his laboratory, Peter hears a news report that Pretorius is an escaped criminal and that hes been seen with a youthful accomplice. Realizing that hes also become a wanted man, Peter changes into Spidey before returning to the lab to do battle with Pretorius. One problem Spider-Man encounters trying to foil his plans is that Pretorius also has a way to shrink himself in size, and Spider-Man has to undergo the same process to fight him. Spidey ends up using water to cool the Kingdom Come Device, breaking it down, before delivering the scientist back to the police and clearing Peters name. 45A Knight Must Fall Spider-Man must face off against Sir Galahad, a villainous knight on a motorcycle with an electrified lance who has gone on a crime spree, all the while avoiding bad press from J. Jonah Jameson. He defeats them when they try stealing a sword belonging to King Arthur, knocking them into the waterfront. 45B The Devious Dr. Dumpty Spider-Man fights Dr Humperdink Dumpty, a criminal who uses balloon-themed devices, at a town parade, later capturing them when they try robbing a ball using laughing gas. 46 Up from Nowhere A remake of the second seasons Swing City. Dr. Atlantean, of the fabled Atlantis, uses advanced technology to cover Manhattan in a bubble dome and sink it beneath the ocean as part of a plan to help the Atlanteans invade, and only Spider-Man can stop him. Spider-Man is taken inside their submarine and brings New York up again despite the threat to pop the bubble. 47 Rollarama A remake of the second season episode Vine. When the city and its adjacent missile site are threatened by giant, rolling seed pods from another dimension, Peter Parker enters a mysterious portal to their point of origin to find a way to stop them, only to find himself the target of a society of intelligent plants, who are keeping the environment cool with a device powered by radium. He takes the radium, causing the plants to die, then uses the radium to destroy the rolling pods. 48A Rhino Footage used from Horn of the Rhino and The Golden Rhino. The Rhino again tries making a golden statue of himself, but Spider-Man captures him when he tries escaping through the sewer. 48B The Madness of Mysterio Mysterio tricks Spider-Man into thinking he has been shrunk to six inches tall while trapping him in an abandoned amusement park after threatening to destroy the city, but Spider-Man realizes their plot, finds Mysterio in the park, and webs them up. 49 Revolt in the Fifth Dimension This story, along with its characters and backgrounds, was taken from the Rocket Robin Hood episode Dimentia Five. In it, a distant galaxy is terrorized by the evil Infinata, a malevolent and supremely powerful entity from another dimension who resembles a one eyed praying mantis, and his minions who are bent on ruling the cosmos. On the planet Gorth in this galaxy, an alien scientist escapes his homeworlds destruction by the Infinata with the Library of Gorth, the collective knowledge of the entire planet condensed into a small palm sized orb module. This library contains as yet undeveloped secrets to destroy the Infinata. As the scientist escapes, the Infinata gives chase knowing that if an advanced civilization could decipher the Library, it could mean his destruction. The Infinata sends his minions to disable the scientists ship before he could escape. Having no choice, the scientist changes his course to the nearest galaxy, enters our solar system and heads to the one planet with intelligent life—Earth magnetising asteroids to protect himself. As the spaceship enters Earths atmosphere, the friction causes the ship to catch fire and resemble a shooting star. As it flies over New York, Spider-Man spots the shooting star. Intrigued, he tries to get a closer look. Spider-Man soon realizes, however, that this is not a shooting star at all, but a pint-sized spaceship, only about a foot long, which falls straight to him. After catching the ship in his hand, Spider-Man opens the small door, and the alien scientist, who is only an inch tall on Earth, emerges from it. The scientist communicates with Spider-Man using mental telepathy that Spider-Man deciphers with his spider-sense. After giving Spider-Man the Library of Gorth, the alien then dies. Spider-Man, after being made aware of the danger his galaxy could be in, decides to take the Library to the government authorities to be analyzed. However, The Infinata, who witnessed the arachnoid take charge of the Library, sends his demons to capture Spider-Man and bring him to the realm of Dimentia Five, the Infinatas home. Upon arriving, Spider-Man is interrogated by the Infinata as to the whereabouts of the Library of Gorth. Spider-Man then flees, but he is quickly re-captured after the Infinatas demons zap him and bring him to the Infanta inside his citadel. Spider-Man makes one last attempt to fight back but is defeated again by the horrors of the dimension and finds himself sinking in some form of quicksand. Knowing he has only moments to live, Spider-Man racks his brain to find a way to defeat this powerful enemy and closes his eyes to think. Upon closing his eyes, he finds himself back in New York for a split second, which he tries again, yielding the same results. With that he discovers the Infinatas secret. Only fear makes the Infinata powerful, Dementia Five is all illusion, and that if one closes his eyes and his mind to that fear, he would be free. Spider-Man relaxes, closes his eyes, and leaves the 5th Dimension. Defeated and fearful of retaliation, the Infinata flees the galaxy, searching for other galaxies and universes to terrorize and destroy. Meanwhile, Spider-Man, having safely arrived back in his own world, delivers the Library of Gorth (which he had hidden, the whole time, in one of his web-shooters) to the proper authorities. 50 Specialists and Slaves The Master technician, now calling himself the Radiation Specialist returns, levitating Manhattan island once more and using another radiation to take control of most of the citys minds, except for strong minds, and some warped, criminal minds. George Stacy is able to keep free, but unfortunately some criminals attempt a breakout using Stacy as a hostage. Spider-Man rescues Stacy, then defeats the Specialist. Footage is re-used from Swing City and To Cage a Spider. 51 Down to Earth Footage used from Neptunes Nose Cone. This time a meteorite crashes on the island, where Caveman attempt to throw it into a volcano, at the episodes end is revealed to contain a spaceship. 52 Trip to Tomorrow Spider-Man narrates tales of his adventures after falling inside a train to a boy who is running away and wants to be a superhero. Hearing of the danger, he returns home just as the train starts leaving, which Spider-Man laughs at. Uses footage from Return of the Flying Dutchman, Thunder Rumble, and The Evil Sorcerer. Note: ABC never aired Revolt in the Fifth Dimension episode with the rest of the third season, possibly because of the incidence of death, spatial creepiness, and great psychedelia in that episode.[citation needed] ABC aired Sting of the Scorpion/Trick or Treachery in its place.[1]
Posted on: Fri, 08 Nov 2013 01:02:29 +0000

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