Welcome to the Spider-Man(1981) cartoon guide!  This early 80s animated series was the second Spider-Man cartoon after the original 1967 series. The series'character designs and some of the same voices (not Spider-Man himself) were later to be used in the more famous Spider-Man And His Amazing Friends animated series. Designed to follow on from the 1967 Spider-Man show in syndication, and featuring the same cast of regular characters, the show chronicles the adventures of Peter Parker as Spider-Man during his college years. His responsibility to be Spider-man causes problems with his work, his studies, and his romantic involvement with Betty Brant. Other characters included Peter's Aunt May and J. Jonah Jameson-editor of the Daily Bugle. Spidey faced off against some of his classic foes, including the Green Goblin, Doctor Octopus and the Chameleon. 


LAST UPDATED: 4/28/10
- The show is coming to DVD in the UK (available from Amazon.co.uk)
     This will be a "Region 2" meaning that it will not work in most
     United States DVD players.  The DVD has been incorrectly titled
     as
  "Spider-Man 5000". ("5000" is the original production number
     for the show, if you are wondering where it came from.)
   

- 1982 Incredible Hulk cartoon also available on DVD from Amazon.co.uk!
 


SPIDER-MAN AND HIS AMAZING FRIENDS
SPIDER-MAN, ICEMAN, & FIRESTAR: THE SPIDER-FRIENDS!  The animated television series Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends originally aired on the NBC network Saturday mornings along with The Incredible HulkSPIDER-FRIENDS.COM is a comprehensive website that includes an episode guide, video clips, picture gallery, memorabilia and more! Currently the show is airing on the ABC FAMILY channel.


THE 1982 INCREDIBLE HULK CARTOON
The creators of Spider-Friends.com and the solo Spidey website have concocted a wonderful site based on the 1982 Incredible Hulk cartoon.  For those who don't already know, the cartoon originally aired on the NBC network in the fall of '82 along with Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends.  Many of the same creators worked on both shows.  Be sure to check it out at hulk.toonzone.net!  "His skin is green and, MAN, HE'S MEAN!!"


MARVEL: THE ANIMATION FORUM
Heads up, True Believers! From the earliest Marvel Comics cartoon series to the latest animated adventures, this is the board to discuss every animated interpretation of Marvel's amazing heroes!  The official board of Marvel Animation Age and Toon Zone's other Marvel Animation sites.


WANT TO SEE YOUR FAVORITE MARVEL CARTOON ON DVD?
Here's how to help: Buy the SPIDER-MAN 67 COLLECTION.  Disney owns the rights to most of Marvel's cartoons and this collection is going to be a test to see how good the market.  Disney has the rights to The Incredible Hulk (both 1982 & 1996), The X-Men (1993), Spider-Man (1994), Silver Surfer, Spider-Man & his Amazing Friends, Iron Man,   & Fantastic Four (1978 & 1996).  So it is a good bet that if you want to see those shows on DVD the success of the SPIDER-MAN 67 COLLECTION will determined it.


*All characters are property of Marvel Comics and are used withoutpermission.