Animation / Kids / Action & Adventure / Sci-Fi & Fantasy
The web-slinging superhero battles crime in New York City.


Dr. Octopus commits mysterious crimes to steal the world’s oil supply.

Dr. Doom is mind-controlling world leaders to become master of the world.

The Lizard plots to turn NYC into a swampland with reptiles.

The Black Cat has plans to steal the Maltese Mouse & challenges Spider-Man.

The Sandman steals a soil sample from Mars from NASA.

Magneto uses a spacecraft to increase his powers & shut the power supply.

Mysterio opens a nightclub that turns its patrons into slaves.

Dr. Doom returns to replace the world leaders with robots to rule the world.

The circus comes & the Ringmaster uses gas to rob banks & frame Spider-Man.

Norman Osborn escapes from a hospital & remembers he's the Green Goblin.

Triangle of Evil led by Stuntman forces Spider-Man to survive deadly stunts.

Dr. Doom forms a criminal partnership with Goron.

A rodeo has come to the city & the Sidewinder tries to steal gold spurs.

Kraven the Hunter comes to the city as a hero when he captures Zabu.

A janitor dons the identity of the Gadgeteer to steal his employer’s device.

Professor Gizmo seeks to reclaim sunken treasure & steal diamonds.

Dr. Doom uses a laser cannon to create a fault line on NYC.

Spider-Man tries to save Captain America after he's kidnapped by the Red Skull.

Freedom fighters start an underground movement in NYC.

Dr. Bradley Shaw transforms into a mutant spider.

NASA sends a rocket into space, built by Doctor Doom, unaware of his plan.

Spider-Man catches the relative of the burglar that killed his uncle.

The Vulture kidnaps scientists to gain control of a NASA space probe.

Kingpin shows crime boss Silvermane a powerful acid developed by his scientist, Dr. Everett.

The Kingpin is able to trick Spider-Man into committing a series of crimes.

The Wizard invites Medusa to New York City to steal a device from the military.
Peter Parker / Spider-Man (voice)
Aunt May Parker (voice)

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Betty Brant (voice)

J. Jonah Jameson (voice)

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