List of Spider-Man (1994 TV series) episodes

Spider-Man discovers that his science teacher, Dr. Curt Connors, has been turned into a deranged lizard due to an experiment gone wrong, and is abducting people throughout Manhattan.

• Based on The Amazing Spider-Man #6.

Norman Osborn hires Spencer Smythe to capture Spider-Man. Smythe creates his deadliest weapon, the Spider Slayer, to accomplish this. Spencer seemingly dies at the end of this episode in an explosion.

• Loosely based on The Amazing Spider-Man #25, with the subplot of Flash Thompson dressing up as Spider-Man to scare Peter Parker being taken from The Amazing Spider-Man #5.

The Kingpin offers to provide Alistair Smythe with the funds he requires to build more of Spencer's Spider-Slayer robots, claiming that Spider-Man is responsible for the death of his father. Smythe fails in his bid to kill Spider-Man and the others he holds responsible for his father's death, and as a consequence, the Kingpin makes him work for him until he does kill Spider-Man.

• Based on The Amazing Spider-Man #192 and 372.

When Peter arrives for a date with Felicia Hardy, she is kidnapped by corrupt scientist Doctor Octopus, in order to force her mother to provide him with ransom money in which she promised to fund his experiments. Complicating things, Peter recognizes the madman as his favorite science mentor from his childhood days.

• Loosely based on The Amazing Spider-Man #3.

J. Jonah Jameson and many others believe that Spider-Man is responsible for robberies that have been happening recently. Peter thus decides to search for clues to prove that these robberies were caused by a Spider-Man imposter. He teams up with Detective Lt. Terry Lee in search for clues and confronts Mysterio, a self-proclaimed master of the mystic arts.

• Based on The Amazing Spider-Man #13.

Mac Gargan, a small-time crook hired by J. Jonah Jameson to follow Peter Parker and find out how he's able to get pictures of Spider-Man, strikes a deal with Jameson to eliminate Spider-Man. Gargan is taken to the lab of Dr. Farley Stillwell, where he is transformed into the supervillain Scorpion.

• Based on The Amazing Spider-Man #20

Peter Parker has an interview with a scientist named Mariah Crawford. When Peter gets to her office she is under attack by the villain Kraven the Hunter. After Spider-Man is able to elude him, Dr. Crawford explains that Kraven and her used to be in love but when he was seriously injured by lions she had no choice but to give him a wonder drug called the Calypso Serum, left by a former associate of hers, that can heal all wounds, but made him into a hunting crazed superhuman.

• Loosely adapted from The Amazing Spider-Man #15.

John Jameson and fellow astronaut Paul Stevens are sent to a newly discovered asteroid and discover a rock, known as "Promethium X", which is said to be more powerful than plutonium. Unknown to the astronaut though, the "Promethium X" also contains a black, ooze-like creature, which manages to break free and tries to consume the two astronauts. The space shuttle crashes on the George Washington Bridge where Rhino is sent by The Kingpin to steal the "Promethium X". Spider-Man arrives on the scene and manages to save Jameson and his fellow astronaut, yet unknown to Spider-Man, Eddie Brock is on the bridge too, and takes photos of him (and Rhino as well). However, when Jonah arrives on the scene, Eddie uses propaganda and frames Spider-Man for stealing something from the shuttle, which leads to a $1 million dollar bounty on Spider-Man's head. However, Eddie fails to mention to have seen Rhino at the scene also. Meanwhile, the black fluid hitched a ride on Spider-Man's costume and forms over him while he sleeps, causing him to have a nightmare about the creature and his costume fighting over him and resulting in it forming a black version of his costume and Spider-Man finding himself hanging upside down in the middle of the city with no memory of how he got there.

• Loosely adapted from The Amazing Spider-Man #41, #43 and #252. Dream sequence taken from The Amazing Spider-Man #258.

Peter finds his powers enhanced by his new suit, which he finds can shape shift into other clothing and create its own webbing. He focuses his attention on Eddie Brock and Jonah Jameson and warns Jameson to call off his reward, also mentioning Rhino and how Brock neglected to mention him. After Jonah visits his hospitalized son, Jameson finds out from him that Brock was lying and fires him. He also calls off the manhunt for Spider-Man.

Noticing that he is becoming more hostile and aggressive, Peter seeks the assistance of Doctor Curt Connors, who studies the suit and realizes that it is a Symbiote. Peter then uses the Symbiote's powers to find a clue in Eddie's apartment, only to run into the Shocker, sent by The Kingpin to destroy the evidence Brock has of the crash site. Following Shocker leads Peter to Alistair Smythe and the "Promethium X", which he steals. Kingpin and Shocker form a plan to kidnap John Jameson in an attempt to gain the "Promethium X" back. The effects of the Symbiote lead to Peter literally fighting it to get it off him.

• The end of the episode is based on Web of Spider-Man #1.

Peter, returned to his old costume, soon comes across the Rhino and the Shocker, who manage to get the upper hand on him. However, an unknown "ally" arrives and defeats the two villains himself. The new "ally" proves to be Eddie Brock, who reveals himself as "Venom", who has bound to the discarded symbiote and wants revenge on Spider-Man.

• Loosely based on The Amazing Spider-Man #300 and #317.

Hobgoblin defeats the Kingpin and declares himself the new Kingpin of Crime. Fisk, having managed to escape the Goblin, asks Norman Osborn to assist him in reclaiming his position.

• Loosely adapted from The Amazing Spider-Man #249-251

The Chameleon, an international spy, attempts assassination on two diplomats in order to derail the signing of a peace proposal. S.H.I.E.L.D.'s director Nick Fury enlists J. Jonah Jameson's help to prevent the Chameleon's crime, and Spider-Man begins his own hunt against the assassin.

• Loosely adapted from The Amazing Spider-Man #1.

In order to finally kill Spider-Man for his enemy, Silvermane, the Kingpin hires six of Spider-Man's most heinous villains (Rhino, Shocker, Doctor Octopus, Mysterio, Scorpion and the Chameleon) to take down Spider-Man. At the same time, Spider-Man has been experiencing brief periods of time where his powers temporarily vanish.

• Based on The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #1.

The six supervillains (calling themselves the Insidious Six) cannot believe their eyes when Spider-Man walks into their trap at the warehouse. Spider-Man attempts to battle the six, but is captured, tied to a chair, and unmasked by the Insidious Six, but he manages to convince them that he is a fraud. At the same time, Dr. Connors reveals that Spider-Man has begun to mutate further, which is the cause of his powers briefly vanishing.

• Based on The Amazing Spider-Man #12 and Annual #1.

While dealing with the stunning revelation of his condition, Spider-Man finds himself dealing with the rash of mysterious robberies happening across town. As Peter Parker, he tries to get closer to Mary Jane, he discovers that she is being stalked by an ex-boyfriend who reveals himself to be the super-thief Hydro-Man who is obsessed at winning her back.

• Based on The Amazing Spider-Man #212.

Spider-Man begins to worry about his growing mutation. In order to seek a cure, he heads to the Xavier mansion, where he encounters the X-Men. A brief fight occurs, after which Spider-Man explains his plight to Xavier. Professor X tells Spider-Man that he cannot cure him, and he angrily leaves the mansion. Beast tells Spider-Man to go to Herbert Landon, who is working on a cure for mutants. Afterward, Landon's men capture Beast. While Spider-Man is watching Landon's demonstration, the facility is attacked by Hobgoblin. However, a mysterious telekinetic force holds the ceiling in place long enough for Spider-Man to escape. Wolverine begins to worry about Beast's disappearance. He discovers that Beast spoke with Spider-Man before he disappeared, and sets out to find him (Spider-Man).

• Based on Spider-Man: The Mutant Agenda #1.

Wolverine catches up with Spider-Man, who is hot on the trail of the missing Hank McCoy. Meanwhile, Hobgoblin steals the mutant technology information that Dr. Landon had prepared for the Kingpin. However, is Dr. Landon actually working on the cure he claims to the public is possible; is he working on creating mutant soldiers for the Kingpin; or does he have his own sinister agenda planned? Meanwhile, Genevieve, Landon's assistant, struggles with keeping her secret of being a telekinetic mutant, who saved Spider-Man from the collapsing ceiling.

• Based on Spider-Man: The Mutant Agenda #2-3.

Dr. Mariah Crawford has developed a cure for Spidey's disease, but she's reluctant to give an untested serum to Spider-Man that may result in permanent loss of his powers or worse. But after an angry outburst from Spider-Man, 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.

• Based on The Amazing Spider-Man #101-102.

An increasingly desperate Spider-Man drinks the serum designed to cure him, but it makes him grow four extra arms. Marvel anti-hero Punisher thinks Spider-Man is a crook and chases him around. Spider-Man finds out that Michael Morbius has turned into a vampire and is draining people's blood to survive. Spider-Man wants to help Michael, but the Punisher is trying to get rid of Spider-Man at the same time.

• Based on The Amazing Spider-Man #101, #102, and #129.

Spider-Man's horrifying genetic mutation reaches its culmination as he transforms into the Man-Spider. Dr. Mariah Crawford summons Sergei Kravinoff, better known as Kraven the Hunter, to help her track down Spider-Man and cure him of his mutation with a newly developed antidote.

• Loosely based on Marvel Fanfare #2.

An ancient artifact known as the Tablet of Time has been uncovered. Kingpin wants to sell it, while elderly Silvermane wants to use it to restore his youth. Each crime lord kidnaps a useful hostage and a useless hostage.

• Based on The Amazing Spider-Man #73.

With the Tablet of Time, Silvermane's youth is restored, but he continues to grow younger until he finally becomes an infant. Surprisingly, the Tablet is even able to revert The Lizard back to Dr. Conners. As the ordeal has caused his wife to leave him, Kingpin orders the Tablet gotten rid of.

• Based on The Amazing Spider-Man #74-75.

When Norman Osborn attempts to take over Toomes Aeronautical, Adrian Toomes becomes furious, and using the Tablet of Time technology to steal youth from anyone he touches, suits up as the Vulture to destroy Norman Osborn.

• Based on The Amazing Spider-Man #2 and #386.

Spider-Man seeks Curt Connors' aid to help reverse the aging effects of the Vulture's talons. After absorbing Spider-Man's youth, and DNA, the Vulture mutates into the Man-Spider. Meanwhile, the Scorpion grabs Dr. Farley Stillwell to seek a cure for his own mutation.

• Loosely based on The Amazing Spider-Man #387.

In a battle with Dr. Octopus, a medical research building is destroyed. Blaming himself, Peter is considering giving up being Spider-Man, when he meets an inter-dimensional being named Madame Web and his biggest fan, a little girl called Taina. Spider-Man shares his origin with her. Dr. Octopus attacks with his new invention the Octobot.

• Based on Amazing Fantasy #15 and The Amazing Spider-Man #55 and #248.

During Spider-Man's battle with Octobot, he uses a nerve nullifying blaster to give him amnesia. Dr. Octopus takes advantage of this and convinces Spider-Man that he's his personal assistant and goes on a crime spree. Taina manages to get Spidey to remember his true self; he then returns her back to her room, where he even reveals his true identity to her. Taina promises never to tell anyone. Spidey thinks to himself that Taina was a bigger hero than himself. The last scene of the episode shows Taina is in a facility for terminally ill children, and meeting Spidey was her last wish.

• Based on The Amazing Spider-Man #56 and #248.

Spider-Man finds himself in competition with himself over Felicia. Meanwhile, Jackson Weele leads a gang of thieves armed with jet-pack technology. Weele has developed a large gyro-wheel in which he uses to plunge through the city. Robert Farrell tries to help his ailing mother by using science and the gang's technology to arm himself as the "Rocket Racer".

• Based on The Amazing Spider-Man #172, #182, and #183.

Tombstone is hired by Alisa Silvermane to destroy the story planned for the Daily Bugle revealing that she had taken over her father's criminal organization, in exchange for large amounts of cash. Tombstone attempts to use Robbie Robertson, whom he was childhood friends with, to kill the story, using Robbie's teenage son Randy to do it.

• Based loosely on The Spectacular Spider-Man #139 and #142.

The symbiote returns to Earth and travels to Ravencroft to reunite with Eddie Brock, who then escapes as Venom. He is ordered by Dormammu, to whom the symbiote owes its earthly return, to steal a machine from Stark Enterprises capable of releasing Dormammu from his own far-off dimension.

• Takes from parts of The Amazing Spider-Man #344, #345, and #359.

When Eddie refuses to continue to work for Dormammu, He then turns Eddie's cellmate the psychotic Cletus Kasady into Carnage to collect life-force which is essential for Dormammu to enter Earth. Carnage kidnaps Dr. Ashley Kafka, whom Eddie has fallen in love with. Eddie then reluctantly teams with Iron Man and Spider-Man to save her.

• Based loosely on The Amazing Spider-Man #361-363.

Dr. Jonathon Ohnn was a brilliant scientist who created the Time Dilation Accelerator portal-making machine for Tony Stark, a.k.a. Iron Man. But after Iron Man and Spider-Man defeated Venom and Carnage, when they tried to free Dormammu from another dimension with the machine, he shut down the Accelerator. Ohnn quit and was later approached by the Kingpin who funded Ohnn's research to have him continue the Accelerator project and Ohnn fell in love with his partner, Dr. Silvia Lopez, who wanted to seek greater reward for her efforts. After they completed the machine, Ohnn was accidentally sucked into a portal, where numerous other portals were formed onto him, and he could create and recall the portals. Ohnn called himself the Spot and started stealing money to help fund his project.

• Based on Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #98-99.

The Green Goblin and the Hobgoblin clash over Dr. Ohn's Time Dilation Accelerator. Meanwhile Felicia is engaged to a smug playboy of whom Peter is greatly suspicious.

• Based on The Amazing Spider-Man #312.

Norman Osborn, still with the Goblin in control, tries to use the Transporting Device to find out Spider-Man's secret identity. This leads to a fateful confrontation between Spider-Man and The Green Goblin that will change the wall-crawler's life forever.

• Based on The Amazing Spider-Man #39, #121, and #122 and The Spectacular Spider-Man Magazine #2.

Spider-Man still grieves over Mary Jane's loss. Meanwhile, Tombstone, whilst incarcerated in Rooker's Island, plots revenge on Robbie Robertson as Robbie previously caused his arrest. In exchange for assisting cell-mate Richard Fisk in a few brawls in prison, Richard requests that his father, the Kingpin, frame Robbie as a criminal mastermind.

• Based on The Spectacular Spider-Man #150, #151, and #155.

The Kingpin and Dr. Octopus blackmail John Hardesky into revealing a secret super-soldier formula by making threats against Felicia. After Hardesky reveals his secrets, Landon is able to recreate and improve the formula for the Kingpin. The Kingpin uses the serum to transform Felicia into a "black cat", and forces her to carry out his crimes until he can create more serum.

• Based on The Amazing Spider-Man #194 and Spectacular Spider-Man #74

Trapped in the limbo between portals, the Green Goblin telepathically calls out to his son, Harry Osborn. Keeping his true identity a secret, he promises Harry that he will see his father soon if he becomes the next Green Goblin. Meanwhile thinking Peter knows where Mary Jane is, Anna Watson unknowingly passes this information to the Punisher who decides to help. When confronted by Spider-Man about the truth, during the skirmish between them and the Punisher, Harry is shocked when the Green Goblin shows him that he's his father; unfortunately this causes whatever little sanity Harry had left to collapse, making him decide to truly take after his father by continuing on as the second Green Goblin. However, he's knocked out and sent to Ravencroft for help. An angry Norman watches from limbo, but is more shocked as just when the Punisher confronts Peter, Mary Jane appears at the site of the battle.

• Based on The Amazing Spider-Man #136-137

Peter and Mary Jane are ready to tie the knot. Their plans are interrupted, however, when the Scorpion kidnaps Aunt May. Spider-Man gives chase and rescues Aunt May, but wonders if the fates are trying to tell him something. Meanwhile, Wilson Fisk is paying for Peter and Mary Jane's wedding. When the wedding finally takes place, the Green Goblin (a still mentally-addled Harry Osborn) shows up in the middle of the ceremony, grabs Mary Jane and threatens to blow up the church if the priest doesn't marry him and Mary Jane.

• Based on The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #21.

Keane Marlow surprisingly visits May, who introduces him to her nephew, Peter, explaining Keane was an old friend of his Uncle Ben. Peter finds his parents' old passports. He subsequently shows them to Aunt May, who orders Peter to replace them. Peter, however, changes to his Spider-Man costume and eavesdrops on his aunt and Keane's conversation. He discovers that his aunt was being forced to reveal something to him sooner or later. Spider-Man then leaves, wondering how the conversation continued. He decides to leave homeland with Robbie Robertson for Moscow (Russia), so that he could learn more about his parent's past. Unfortunately for him, Kingpin has reunited the Insidious Six, with Vulture replacing Mysterio, to track down a doomsday weapon that could very well be connected to the situation.

• Based on The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #5.