Spider-Man

Spider-Man encounters the airborne criminal Vulture as he attempts to steal from a millionaire's penthouse, but his initial efforts to stop the thief prove ineffective.

Spider-Man travels to Florida to confront an intelligent, experimentally enhanced lizard that has kidnapped Dr. Conner and taken refuge in a Spanish fort.

Children in New York City construct a snowman using snow contaminated by industrial chemicals from a plant along the Hudson River. When a broken electrical line strikes the snowman, it mysteriously comes to life.

A cowboy-themed villain, Desperado, uses his mechanical steed to launch a series of crimes, capturing Spider-Man with a lasso and challenging him in a high-stakes showdown.

A German baron deploys a floating airship to wage an aerial assault on New York City using biplanes reminiscent of World War I.

The Kingpin attempts to seize control of New York by using a machine to manipulate city officials into obeying his orders.

Dr. Vespasian, a peculiar scientist with green skin and a wrinkled appearance, develops a liquid formula that grants invisibility and tests it on himself and his canine companion, Brutus.

Spider-Man observes crowds gathering for a Saturday night Broadway show when the Moon suddenly transforms into a dazzling, disorienting pinwheel. The hypnotic display causes widespread confusion and renders the entire city, including Spider-Man, unconscious.

An eccentric and overweight magician, known as Super Swami, performs a baffling act in which he appears to dismantle the Brooklyn Bridge segment by segment.

Professor Pretories, a notorious and brilliant criminal, escapes from prison and manipulates Peter into giving him a ride, not knowing he is transporting the fugitive scientist to his hidden laboratory.

Spider-Man faces a masked armored knight who rides a motorcycle and steals valuable artifacts from theaters, museums, and armored transport vehicles.

A portly jewel thief known as Dr. Dumpty stages a daring heist during a parade, using balloons to release a knock-out gas. Disguised in gas masks, he and his accomplices steal valuable jewels from actress Rachele Wells before escaping in a hot air balloon.

Dr. Atlantian emerges near New York City in a hive-shaped machine powered by lunar energy.

This episode serves as a remake of Season 2's "Vine," featuring a nearly identical storyline but with a key change: rather than a giant plant, the threat comes in the form of massive, rolling pods that emerge from boxes in the home of a missing scientist.

A compilation episode featuring footage from both Season 1 Rhino episodes follows the criminal as he continues his scheme, stealing gold shipments to construct a 14 karat statue in his own image.

Spider-Man faces off against Mysterio, who uses his illusion-based powers to trick Peter Parker into believing he has been shrunk and trapped inside a tiny amusement park.

Spider-Man is drawn into the 5th dimension, where he must rely on luck, intuition, and resolve to navigate its strange dangers. There, he encounters The Skeletal Infinata, a mysterious and formidable opponent.

A former adversary of Spider-Man, known for his expertise in radiation and for once lifting Manhattan into the sky, is released from prison and immediately returns to Manhattan's nuclear power plant, using his ray gun to incapacitate the guards and take control of the reactor.

Jameson commands Peter to accompany Daily Bugle pilot Osa Olsen on a flight to the North Pole to investigate a meteor with unusual antennae, but their aircraft is disabled by a severe thunder-snowstorm and crashes in a desolate land inhabited by a primitive tribe.

Spider-Man falls into a boxcar at a rail yard after his web is severed by lightning and encounters a young runaway aspiring to be "the Caped Protector of Podunk.

Teenage photographer Peter Parker is assigned by the Daily Bugle to investigate mysterious lights in a remote forest. While en route, he loses control of his car due to a landslide, crashing into a tree.

Peter Parker, en route to visit the genius scientist Doctor Smartyr, witnesses the bizarre phenomenon of the sidewalk and surrounding area freezing over. Upon hearing cries for help from Smartyr's lab, Peter dons his Spider-Man suit and enters to find the scientist in danger from a massive ice-based antagonist.

Peter travels to Florida in search of the Lizard Man, while Spider-Man connects with Dr. Curtis Connor's family. During his investigation, Peter is dragged underwater by the Lizard Man but manages to escape.

Spider-Man finds himself repeatedly implicated in a series of robberies committed by Electro, leading to increasing suspicion and conflict.

Spider-Man is seen at the scene of a robbery at the Midtown Museum, drawing suspicion and complicating his efforts to maintain his secret identity.

The Vulture uses a sonic device in his helmet to command a flock of vultures, which he deploys to attack and defeat Spider-Man. Following the battle, he demands a $2,000,000 ransom from the city, leading to public backlash and accusations against Spider-Man, particularly from J. Jonah Jameson.

Henry Smythe, an inventor, unveils a robotic device designed to capture Spider-Man and secures a contract with J. Jonah Jameson to carry out the task.

Dr. Stillwell builds the Scorpion for J. Jonah Jameson to capture Spider-Man, but the armored villain turns on his creator as his powers grow and his personality darkens. Spider-Man initially evades the Scorpion, but the threat escalates as the Scorpion becomes more dangerous and targets Jameson.

Spider-Man investigates the Goliath Diamond when the Sandman suddenly steals it, leading to Spider-Man being wrongly accused by witnesses.

Spider-Man encounters and documents a massive robot that consumes metal while causing chaos in Central Park.

The Green Goblin steals a mystical grimoire from Grandini the Mystic in an attempt to harness the power of underworld demons.

Electro breaks free from prison by using a metal kite during an electrical storm to recharge his abilities, evading Spider-Man's attempts to stop him.

Spider-Man must stop Parafino, a wax museum owner with a mysterious agenda, who seeks to capture him and display him as a new exhibit.

Spider-Man watches a train when it is suddenly attacked by Rhino, who steals a piece of a classified weapon.

J. Jonah Jameson receives a mysterious one-eyed idol that hypnotizes him into stealing money from his own company. Spider-Man confronts the thief, but the culprit flees with the stolen funds.

Spider-Man tries to stop the Phantom, but he and his robot henchwoman Marie—disguised as a store mannequin—outwit him.

Spider-Man intervenes when Dr. Matto Magneto attempts to crash a boat into the rocks by manipulating a lighthouse. He works to sabotage Magneto's plan and prevent a disaster at sea.

Spider-Man enters an embassy and discovers a foreign Prime Minister restrained, leading him to battle an impostor posing as the leader. After being gassed and having his camera taken, Spider-Man withdraws to gather evidence.

Historic figures Blackbeard the Pirate, Jesse James, and the Executioner of Paris are depicted as committing a series of robberies across New York City.

Miss Trubble, an eccentric book dealer with a passion for mythology, uses a magical chest to summon various mythological creatures, including centaurs, a Cyclops, and the goddess Diana, to help her steal ancient artifacts.

Dr. Noah Boddy uses an invisibility machine to exact revenge on Jameson, who had publicly ridiculed his theory.

Spider-Man faces a cunning Arabian jewel thief who uses a magical flute to command animals to attack him.

Spider-Man investigates reports of the Flying Dutchman near Smuggler's Cove and discovers Mysterio conspiring with two henchmen in a hidden cave.

A classic Jekyll-and-Hyde poster mysteriously comes to life at the Castle Theatre, which is scheduled for demolition, prompting Spider-Man to investigate. There, he meets Blackwell the Magician, a trickster who uses the supernatural display to draw crowds and try to save the historic venue.

The Rhino, a former adversary of Spider-Man, embarks on a heist to steal gold bullion with the intention of creating a life-sized golden statue of himself.

A bald-headed mastermind known as the Plotter enlists two bumbling henchmen, Cowboy and Ox, to carry out a mission to steal a missile blueprint.

Spider-Man investigates a jewel theft at a countess's estate and discovers his mysterious black-costumed rival, who possesses wall-crawling abilities and uses tightropes to move between buildings.

Dr. Von Schlick, a chemist wearing a rubber, non-stick suit and using petroleum-based bubbles as weapons, is responsible for the large-scale theft of oil.

Vulture captures J. Jonah Jameson and imprisons him in a clock tower, exploiting the publisher's access to news and intelligence to plan two potential heists: targeting a visiting diamond merchant and a military equipment test.

The Phantom uses his newly developed Shadow-Scope glasses to project realistic, large shadows of animals across New York City, creating fear and chaos, which he exploits to carry out unimpeded robberies at banks and jewelry stores.

Doctor Octopus interrupts Dr. Smartyr's test of the Nullifier rocket and takes the powerful destructor missile for himself.

During a performance at the Castle Theatre, magician Blackwell is interrupted when the Green Goblin breaks into his home, stealing some of his magical props and browsing his collection of spells.

Dr. Curtis Conner vanishes in the Florida swamps after discovering the Fountain of Youth. Spider-Man investigates his disappearance and encounters Ponce de León, a 15th-century Spanish conquistador determined to protect the fountain's secret.

A violinist, resentful of rock-and-roll's rise over classical music, uses his lethal, sound-based violin to target Cyrus Flintridge, a prominent pop-music sponsor.

Dr. Noah Boddy leads the Green Goblin, Electro, and the Vulture in a coordinated effort to exact revenge on Spider-Man.

An old adversary of Spider-Man, actor Charles Cameo, returns, using his expertise in masks and makeup to impersonate key figures, including J. Jonah Jameson and Spider-Man, as he carries out a series of art thefts.

The Scorpion, seeking revenge against Spider-Man and J. Jonah Jameson, breaks out of prison and returns to his creator Dr. Stillwell's lab, where he consumes a formula that dramatically enlarges him.

The Human Fly Twins, recently paroled from prison, commit a diamond heist at an importing company. One twin wears a Spider-Man costume to mislead a guard, who is then struck from behind by the other twin.

Peter Parker chooses to attend a radiology experiment instead of joining friends on a triple date, earning him the teasing nickname "bookworm" from his classmates.

Peter begins his job at the Daily Bugle and learns about a counterfeit medicine scheme orchestrated by a mobster known as the Kingpin.

A rogue radiation expert seizes control of Manhattan's sole nuclear power plant and employs a powerful ray to elevate the city into the sky.

Peter decides to use his spider-like abilities to play football and surpass the popular and privileged star player, Roy Robinson, on the campus field.

Spider-Man investigates the mysterious disappearance of several banks and discovers a hidden underground maze. Navigating the dangerous tunnels, he searches for clues to uncover the fate of those who vanished.

This episode explores the mysterious link between a baseball diamond and the Optimo Diamond, a baseball-sized gem displayed at the Cosmopolitan Museum.

Mugs Riley, who has apparently escaped from prison, manages to convince the Molemen to accompany him once more.

Manta deploys massive mechanical beetles to subdue the peaceful islanders and force them into labor mining a rare and valuable ore.

An ancient Egyptian sorcerer, Kotep, is vanquished in battle and cursed by his own demons, which plunge him into a magical stasis. His mummified body survives through the ages and is later displayed in a New York university, where it becomes the focus of a professor's intense fascination.

A giant plant breaks loose from storage in the home of missing scientist Prof. Smithers. Spider-Man uses a portal in the house to travel to prehistoric times, where he meets Smithers and learns that two radium gems inside an idol in a nearby city could be used to destroy the plant.

Pardo, a sorcerer who can transform into a giant cat with hypnotic eyes, entices prominent New York City figures to a theater under the guise of a special performance, only to unleash his feline form's power to drain their wealth and vitality.

An American exchange student in South America joins a professor on a charter flight through the Andes, but a sudden storm causes the plane to crash in the jungle. After the crash, the student, who has spider-like abilities, helps the professor and pilots survive and make their way back to civilization.

Peter Parker and Daily Bugle pilot Penny Jones fly to the Antarctic Ocean at the request of Jameson to locate a fallen missile nose cone, but their small plane crash-lands on a remote island inhabited by a hostile, superstitious indigenous tribe.

Peter meets Carol at a coffee house and is drawn to her shared interests, but his perception changes when he later discovers, while acting as Spider-Man, that she is robbing electrical equipment and possesses powers identical to his own.

Clive, a troubled film producer, seeks revenge against critics and audiences who dismissed his controversial theory that the screen can physically expel the darkest human emotions.

A powerful Martian warrior arrives on Earth with the intent of stealing the planet's gold, using his ability to summon lightning bolts to aid in his mission.

Dr. Irving Caldwell invents a levitation helmet, which is stolen by the antagonist Dr. Zap, who intends to replicate and misuse the technology for his own purposes.

Dr. Cool, a master diamond thief, and his associate plan to smuggle stolen gems by blending them with a large shipment of regular ice at an abandoned ice factory just before dawn.

Two masked robbers use dynamite to break into a bank vault and make off with a large sum of money in a getaway car.

Spider-Man encounters the airborne criminal Vulture as he attempts to steal from a millionaire's penthouse, but his initial efforts to stop the thief prove ineffective.

Spider-Man travels to Florida to confront an intelligent, experimentally enhanced lizard that has kidnapped Dr. Conner and taken refuge in a Spanish fort.

Children in New York City construct a snowman using snow contaminated by industrial chemicals from a plant along the Hudson River. When a broken electrical line strikes the snowman, it mysteriously comes to life.

A cowboy-themed villain, Desperado, uses his mechanical steed to launch a series of crimes, capturing Spider-Man with a lasso and challenging him in a high-stakes showdown.

A German baron deploys a floating airship to wage an aerial assault on New York City using biplanes reminiscent of World War I.

The Kingpin attempts to seize control of New York by using a machine to manipulate city officials into obeying his orders.

Dr. Vespasian, a peculiar scientist with green skin and a wrinkled appearance, develops a liquid formula that grants invisibility and tests it on himself and his canine companion, Brutus.

Spider-Man observes crowds gathering for a Saturday night Broadway show when the Moon suddenly transforms into a dazzling, disorienting pinwheel. The hypnotic display causes widespread confusion and renders the entire city, including Spider-Man, unconscious.

An eccentric and overweight magician, known as Super Swami, performs a baffling act in which he appears to dismantle the Brooklyn Bridge segment by segment.

Professor Pretories, a notorious and brilliant criminal, escapes from prison and manipulates Peter into giving him a ride, not knowing he is transporting the fugitive scientist to his hidden laboratory.

Spider-Man faces a masked armored knight who rides a motorcycle and steals valuable artifacts from theaters, museums, and armored transport vehicles.

A portly jewel thief known as Dr. Dumpty stages a daring heist during a parade, using balloons to release a knock-out gas. Disguised in gas masks, he and his accomplices steal valuable jewels from actress Rachele Wells before escaping in a hot air balloon.

Dr. Atlantian emerges near New York City in a hive-shaped machine powered by lunar energy.

This episode serves as a remake of Season 2's "Vine," featuring a nearly identical storyline but with a key change: rather than a giant plant, the threat comes in the form of massive, rolling pods that emerge from boxes in the home of a missing scientist.

A compilation episode featuring footage from both Season 1 Rhino episodes follows the criminal as he continues his scheme, stealing gold shipments to construct a 14 karat statue in his own image.

Spider-Man faces off against Mysterio, who uses his illusion-based powers to trick Peter Parker into believing he has been shrunk and trapped inside a tiny amusement park.

Spider-Man is drawn into the 5th dimension, where he must rely on luck, intuition, and resolve to navigate its strange dangers. There, he encounters The Skeletal Infinata, a mysterious and formidable opponent.

A former adversary of Spider-Man, known for his expertise in radiation and for once lifting Manhattan into the sky, is released from prison and immediately returns to Manhattan's nuclear power plant, using his ray gun to incapacitate the guards and take control of the reactor.

Jameson commands Peter to accompany Daily Bugle pilot Osa Olsen on a flight to the North Pole to investigate a meteor with unusual antennae, but their aircraft is disabled by a severe thunder-snowstorm and crashes in a desolate land inhabited by a primitive tribe.

Spider-Man falls into a boxcar at a rail yard after his web is severed by lightning and encounters a young runaway aspiring to be "the Caped Protector of Podunk.