Spider-Man: The Animated Series Episodes	Season 1
Back To Pazsaz Entertainment Network's Spider-Man: The Animated Series Page Night Of The Lizard Written by Gerry Conway Peter Parker and his college science professor Dr. Curt Conners explore neogenics as a method of limb regeneration. But while experimenting on himself, Connors accidentally becomes the Lizard, a half-man, half-reptile monstrosity that terrorizes Manhattan and subsequently kidnaps his own wife. Spider-Man's task is doubly difficult because he doesn't want to hurt the good friend he knows is trapped inside...but he must stop the inhuman beast who is out of control. The Sting Of The Scorpion Written by John Semper; Teleplay by Stan Berkowitz Daily Bugle Publisher and media magnate J. Jonah Jameson hires Dr. Farley Stillwell who has developed a new form of genetic engineering to create a super-hero who will capture and unmask Spider-Man. But the Scorpion proves an embarrassment when the man-made monster turns on his makers and rampages through Manhattan. Spider-Man must use his scientific expertise, as well as his web-slinging, to save the day. The Spider-Slayer, Part 1 Story by John Semper; Teleplay by Stan Berkowitz In order to pay off his debt to the crime boss known as the Kingpin, Norman Osborn, a multi-millionaire industrialist, hires Spencer Smythe, a robotics engineer, to design a powerful robot called the Spider-Slayer to capture and destroy Spider-Man. But when Peter Parker's campus rival, Flash Thompson, puts on a Spider-Man costume as a party gag, he's the one who gets captured by the deadly cybernetic device. The Return Of The Spider-Slayers, Part 2 Story by Jonh Semper; Teleplay by Mark Hoffmeier Alistair Smythe, Spencer's brilliant son, to extend the limits of his father's technology and build a new line of robotic Spider-Slayers...to finally capture and destroy Spider-Man. Alistair also decides to go after the people he holds responsible for his father's demise...Norman Osborn, Flash Thompson, Eddie Brock and J. Jonah Jameson. Spider-Man barely defeats each robot individually, then to his surprise, they combine to form one gigantic Tri-Spider Slayer with three times the power! The Menace Of Mysterio Written by Marv Wolfman, Stan Berkowitz, & John Semper Mysterio, a master of illusion and special effects, masquerades as Spider-Man while committing crimes to convince J. Jonah Jameson and the public that Spidey's gone bad. Finally, with the help of Police Detective Terry Lee, Spider-Man locates the illusionist in an old studio and struggles through a deadly special effects maze to capture the villain and clear his own name. Doctor Octopus: Armed And Dangerous Story by John Semper & Brooks Wachtel; Teleplay by Brooks Wachtel & Cynthia Harrison Otto Octavius, a respected scientist and inventor, became known as Doctor Octopus when his robotic arms became fused to his spine in a laboratory accident. Bitter and a bit insane, he kidnaps heiress Felicia Hardy and holds her for a ransom that will make up for the humiliation he's suffered at the hands of the Hardy Foundation. J. Jonah Jameson becomes and accidental captive and it's up to Spider-Man to save them both. The Alien Costume, Part 1 Story by Avi Arad & Stan Lee; Teleplay by Stan Berkowitz, Len Wein, Meg Mclaughlin, & John Semper A space shuttle piloted by J.J.'s son, John Jameson, crash lands on the Tri-Borough Bridge carrying two strange meteors -- One that could provide a new nuclear fuel and one that contains an alien substance. The first is stolen by the Kingpin's henchman, the Rhino, just as Spider-Man arrives to save Jameson and the co-pilots. When the Rhino sends the aircraft off the bridge, Spider-Man emerges from the water with a dark stain covering his costume. Exhausted, he heads for home, only to awaken hanging from a skyscraper, now clothed in a black version of his costume. J. Jonah Jameson blames the wall-crawler for the meteor theft and offers a million dollar reward for him. Eddie Brock used the Daily Bugle to continue his own personal assault on Spider-Man, while Spider-Man discovers he likes the new attitude and augmented powers the new suit gives him -- until he catches up with the Rhino. Then he realizes along with the new costume came a nasty streak that makes him wonder what he's become. The Alien Costume, Part 2 Story by Brynne Stephens & John Semper; Teleplay by Brynne Stephens Ducking bounty hunters on every corner, Spider-Man angrily goes after the man responsible for libeling him: Eddie Brock. Finally, it's Mary Jane who points out that Peter is not acting like himself, which confirms his vague fears...the new suit has changed him. He seeks help from Dr. Curt Conners who discovers that the suit is alive!! And Peter is the host organism! The Shocker, Alistair Smythe's latest creation, snatches the incriminating photos of the Rhino and Spider-Man is apparently defeated in their battle. But he miraculously shows up at Smythe's lab to steal the Promethium-X back from the Kingpin. In a bell tower battle Spider-Man finally rids himself of the alien symbiote, but as luck would have it, Eddie Brock accidentally becomes its next partner. The Alien Costume, Part 3 Story by John Semper, Jan Strand, & Mark Hoffmeier; Teleplay by Mark Hoffmeier The Kingpin is furious at Spidey and sends the Shocker and later the Rhino out to finish Spidey of with the aid of another new invention of Alistair Smythe. Meanwhile, Eddie Brock, as the symbiote creature Venom, is busy playing cat and mouse with Spider-Man, intruding on Peter's private life and making it clear he knows the web-slinger's secret identity. Peter soon realizes that the pumped-up Eddie as Venom is stronger than he is. Worse than that: Spidey's spider- sense doesn't work around Venom! Kraven The Hunter Story by John Semper, Jan Strand, & Mark Hoffmeier; Teleplay by Mark Hoffmeier Spider-Man finds himself caught in a deadly triangle with a doctor from Africa named Mariah Crawford and the man who has stalked her all the way to America...Kraven the Hunter. The two met on safari in Aftica, when Dr. Crawford saved Sergei Kravenoff's life with a naitive potion. But the medicine had a strange side effect: Kraven developed prodigious powers causing hum to menace any in his path, human or beast. Dr. Crawford fled Africa, accepting a research position in New York but Kraven followed. When Spidey prevents Kraven from kidnapping the good doctor, Kraven misinterprets the web-slinger's intentions towards Dr. Crawford. Kraven vows to begin his greatest hunt...for the man who stole his love's affection! The Hobgoblin, Part 1 Story by John Semper & Stan Berkowitz; Teleplay by Larry Brody Norman Osborn hires hitman and thief, the Hobgoblin, to takeout Osborn's "silent" partner, the Kingpin. When he fails in the attempt, the Hobgoblin changes sides, kidnapping Norman's son, Harry. Harry just happens to be best friends with Peter Parker. The Hobgoblin, Part 2 Story by Stan Berkowitz When Aunt May is slightly injured by one of the Hobgoblin's pumpkin bombs during the kidnapping of Harry, Spider-Man enters the fray with a vengeance. After several battles, the trail leads Peter to Oscorp and Harry's own father. For Peter, rescuing his friend is easy compared to explaining to Harry that his own father is involved. Day Of The Chameleon Story by John Semper An international spy and hitman known as the Chameleon plans to assassinate two major diplomats on the brink of signing the peace proposal of the century. S.H.I.E.L.D. director Nick Fury solicits J.J. Jameson's assistance in an effort to prevent the "human shape-shifter" from derailing the proposal signing. But only Spider-Man with his super keen "spider-sense" can discern who is really whom and stop the criminal before it's too late.
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