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Spider-Man is an American-Canadian animated television series which is the first based on the comic book series of the same name by Marvel Comics, which originally aired on ABC from September 9, 1967 to June 14, 1970. The series was produced by Grantray-Lawrence Animation (which also produced another Marvel-related series) during season one, and was then replaced by Krantz Films in the following seasons.

Peter Parker is a high school student whose life changes when he develops extraordinary strength and powers similar to those of a spider after being bitten by a radioactive version of one. Parker decides to become a crime-fighting, costumed superhero that can do "whatever a spider can", but must deal with family tragedies, personal problems and the insecurity of youth. As Spider-Man, Parker risks his life to fight super-powered criminals such as Doctor Octopus, Mysterio and the Green Goblin. Peter is also a freelance photographer for the Daily Bugle, but editor J. Jonah Jameson considers Spider-Man a criminal and writes front-page headlines critical of his activities.

Cast[]

Character Actor

Peter Parker/Spider-Man
Paul Soles
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Ox
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Fakir
Mary Jane Watson
Peg Dixon
Betty Brant
Mrs. Connors
Mary Parker
J. Jonah Jameson
Paul Kligman
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Otto/Fiddler
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Hippie Poet
Lee Patterson
Vulture
Paul Soles
("The Vulture's Prey"; "To Catch a Spider"; "The Winged Thing")
Gillie Fenwick
("The Sky is Falling")
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Cowboy
Bernard Cowan
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Desperado
Dr. Matto Magneto
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Dr. Von Schlick
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Plutonian Leader
Scorpion
Carl Banas
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Dr. Manta
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Kotep
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Charles Cameo
Carl Banas
("Double Identity")
Claude Ray
("The Sinister Prime Minister")
Narrator
Bernard Cowan

Music[]

Song Singer(s)
Billy Van Singers
Laurie Bower

Episodes[]

Original title Premiere
FIRST SEASON
1 The Power of Dr Octopus September 9, 1967
Sub-Zero for Spidey
2 Where Crawls the Lizard September 16, 1967
Electro, the Human Lightning Bolt
3 The Menace of Mysterio September 23, 1967
4 The Sky is Falling September 30, 1967
Captured by J. Jonah Jameson
5 Never Step on a Scorpion October 7, 1967
Sands of Crime
6 Diet of Destruction October 14, 1967
The Witching Hour
7 Kilowatt Kaper October 21, 1967
Horn of the Rhino
8 Horn of the Rhino October 28, 1967
9 The One-Eyed Idol November 4, 1967
Fifth Avenue Phantom
10 The Revenge of Dr Magneto November 11, 1967
The Sinister Prime Minister
11 The Night of the Villains November 18, 1967
Here Comes Trubble
12 Spider-Man Meets Doctor Noah Boddy November 25, 1967
The Fantastic Fakir
13 Return of the Flying Dutchman December 2, 1967
Farewell Performance
14 The Golden Rhino December 9, 1967
Blueprint for Crime
15 The Spider and the Fly December 16, 1967
The Slippery Doctor Von Schlick
16 The Vulture's Prey December 23, 1967
The Dark Terrors
17 The Terrible Triumph of Dr Octopus December 30, 1967
Magic Malice
18 Fountain of Terror January 6, 1968
Fiddler on the Loose
19 To Catch a Spider January 13, 1968
Double Identity
20 Sting of the Scorpion January 20, 1968
Trick or Treachery
SECOND SEASON
21 King Pinned September 14, 1968
22 King Pinned September 21, 1968
23 Swing City September 28, 1968
24 Criminals in the Clouds October 5, 1968
25 Menace from the Bottom of the World October 12, 1968
26 Diamond Dust October 19, 1968
27 Spider-Man Battles the Molemen October 26, 1968
28 Phantom from the Depths of Time November 2, 1968
29 The Evil Sorcerer November 9, 1968
30 Vine November 16, 1968
31 Pardo Presents November 23, 1968
32 Cloud City of Gold November 30, 1968
33 Neptune's Nose Cone December 7, 1968
34 Home December 14, 1968
35 Blotto December 21, 1968
36 Thunder Rumble December 28, 1968
37 Spider-Man Meets Skyboy January 4, 1969
38 Cold Storage January 11, 1969
39 To Cage a Spider January 18, 1968
THIRD SEASON
40 The Winged Thing March 22, 1970
Conner's Reptiles
41 Trouble With Snow March 29, 1970
Spider-Man vs. Desperado
42 Sky Harbor April 15, 1970
The Big Brainwasher
43 The Vanishing Doctor Vespasian April 12, 1970
The Scourge of the Scarf
44 Super Swami April 19, 1970
The Birth of Micro Man
45 Knight Must Fall April 26, 1970
The Devious Dr Dumpty
46 Up from Nowhere May 3, 1970
47 Rollarama May 10, 1970
48 Rhino May 17, 1970
The Madness of Mysterio
49 Revolt in the Fifth Dimension May 24, 1970
50 Specialists and Slaves May 31, 1970
51 Down to Earth June 7, 1970
52 Trip to Tomorrow June 14, 1970


International versions[]

Language Title Channels
Cantonese 蜘蛛俠 ATV Home (formerly)[7]
French L'Araignée[8] TVA (formerly)
Radio-Canada (formerly)
TVJQ/Canal Famille/VRAK (formerly)
TF1 (formerly)[9]
German Spider-Man direct-to-video
Hindi Spider-Man Jetix (formerly)
Italian
(1st dub)
Spiderman, l'Uomo Ragno Rai 1 (formerly)
Italian
(2nd dub)
Spiderman, l'Uomo Ragno Rete 4 (formerly)
Rai 2 (formerly)[10]
Japanese
(1st dub, Trans-Grobal)
スパイダーマン[11] Tokyo Channel 12 (formerly)
Kansai TV (formerly)
Hokkaido Cultural Broadcasting (formerly)
RCC Broadcasting (formerly)
Japanese
(2nd dub)
スパイダーマン Sun Television (formerly)
Chiba TV (formerly)
Mie Television (formerly)
Kyoto Broadcasting System (formerly)
Television Saitama (formerly)
Fukui TV (formerly)
Gifu Broadcasting System (formerly)
TV Tokyo (formerly)
Japanese
(3rd dub, Tohokushinsha-Film-Corporation)
スパイダーマン unknown
Korean 스파이더맨
출동! 스파이더맨
KBS1 (formerly)
MBC TV (formerly)
Norwegian Spider-Man direct-to-video[12]
Persian مرد عنکبوتی NIRT TV (formerly)[13]
Portuguese (Brazil)
(Riosom)
Homem Aranha Rede Tupi (formerly)[14]
Portuguese (Brazil)
(Herbert Richers)
Homem Aranha Rede Globo (formerly)[15]
Portuguese (Portugal)
(subtitled)
Homem Aranha II Programa (formerly)[16]
Portuguese (Portugal) Homem-Aranha SIC (formerly)[17]
Russian
(dub[18])
Человек-паук STS (formerly)
Russian
(voice-over[19])
Человек-паук
Спайдер-мэн
direct-to-video
Spanish (Latin America) El Hombre Araña Canal 5 (formerly)
Canal 4 (formerly)
Repretel 4 (formerly)
Telecentro (formerly)
Repretel 11 (formerly)
Canal 9 (formerly)[20]
Spanish (Spain) Spider-Man Antena 3 (formerly)
Urdu سپائیڈر-مین Filmax

References[]

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