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Ken Steacy

**Ken Steacy** is a comic book writer and artist. He illustrated the books Spider-Man: The Chameleon's Many Faces and Spider-Man: Ghosts, Ghouls and the Hobgoblin.

## Biography

Ken Steacy (born January 8, 1955) is a Canadian comic artist and writer best known for his work on the NOW Comics comic book series of Astro Boy and of the Comico comic series of Johnny Quest, as well as his graphic novel collaborations with Harlan Ellison (Night and the Enemy, 1987) and Dean Motter (The Sacred and the Profane, 1987). Ken was a member of the Royal Canadian Air Cadets 386 Comox Squadron.

In 1990, DC Comics published Steacy's Tempus Fugitive. Since 2004 Steacy has been running a publishing company called Ken Steacy Publishing.

Ken made several appearances in the 2009, 2010, 2012, 2014 and 2015 Desert Bus for Hope charity webcasts, run by the sketch group LoadingReadyRun (of which his son Alex is a member). For a donation of $500.00 he drew a picture of Amaterasu, the main character of Okami. For $1,100.00 he drew a picture of Link and Epona from Legend of Zelda franchise. He also donated a large amount of items for auction. For his contributions he was given the nickname "Value Added." During the 2014 Desert Bus for Hope, Steacy made an appearance wearing an Astro boy costume auctioning off pieces from his collection.

In 2009, Steacy was inducted into the Canadian Comic Book Creator Hall of Fame.

In the fall of 2011, Steacy and his wife, graphic novelist Joan Steacy, started teaching a visual storytelling course at Camosun College in Victoria, British Columbia. The Steacys have since developed a comics and graphic novels certificate program to be offered through Camosun College.
Doctor Strange (Marvel Heroes)

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## Doctor Strange

### Voiced by

Nick Jameson

*Looking for another article with the name Doctor Strange? Check out the Doctor Strange disambiguation page.*
**Doctor Strange** is the Sorcerer Supreme of Earth. He appears in the video game, Marvel Heroes.

## History

**Game bio:**
When the injuries he sustained in a horrific accident ruined Stephen Strange's career as a surgeon, he searched the world for a cure. In the mountains of Tibet, he found a mystic named the Ancient One. But instead of being healed, Stephen ended up as the old man's apprentice and learned the secrets of sorcery while gaining humility and wisdom.

Eventually, Stephen became the Sorcerer Supreme, dedicating his life to protecting the world from extra-dimensional enemies.

## Trivia

* Doctor Strange was voiced by Nick Jameson who previously voiced Michael Morbius in Spider-Man: The Animated Series.

## Alternate costumes

ClassicDefenders costumeFear Itself1602Movie costume
Liz Allen (Disambiguation page)

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**Characters**

Liz AllenLiz Allen
(Silver Armor Spider-Man Universe)
Iona Morris

**Iona Marie Morris** is an American actress. Iona is primarily a voice actress but has also performed numerous times on television in live-action roles.

## Biography

### Early life

Iona Morris was born on May 23, 1957 in Columbus, Ohio.

She is the daughter of late actor Greg Morris and is the older sister of Phil Morris.

### Career

Morris was the original voice of Storm in X-Men: The Animated Series but was later replaced by Alison Sealy-Smith. Her other voice work includes Medusa in Fantastic Four: The Animated Series, Claudia Grant in Robotech, Nia/Betty in Phantom 2040, Luba on W.I.T.C.H. and Principal Stringent on Chalkzone.

When she was a child, she appeared (with her brother and future recurring Trek guest actor, Phil) in an episode of the original Star Trek entitled "Miri". Later, Iona appeared in the two part episode of Star Trek: Voyager, "Workforce" and was one of few to star in one of the episodes of the second Twilight Zone series. She has also made numerous guest appearances on many television shows, including The Waynes Bros. In 2006, she was the voice of Jean Grant in Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles.

She also appears as Colonel Louise James in the cinematic of Command and Conquer 4.

## Trivia

* While casting Storm in X-Men: The Animated Series the creators of the series had in mind a voice that sounded like Amanda Donohoe, the Jamaican nurse on the television series, Trapper John, M.D.
* Iona Morris voiced Storm during the first season of X-Men: The Animated Series (1992 - 1993) and for the first seven episodes of season two (1993). Alison Sealy-Smith later replaced Morris as the voice of Storm.

* Nearly four years after being recast Iona Morris reprised her role as Storm in the Secret Wars [1] [2] [3] episodes which aired in 1997.
Jetix

**Jetix** is a world-wide children's television programming brand owned by The Walt Disney Company. The Jetix brand was used for blocks and channels featuring action-related and adventure-related live-action and animated programming. It was also what Disney eventually turned Fox Kids into (in 2002). Disney retired the Jetix brand in 2009 and replaced it with Disney XD. The last Jetix in the world in Russia, was replaced by Disney Channel on August 10, 2010.

## Programs broadcast by Jetix

### Jetix animation concepts

* A.T.O.M.
* Dragon Booster
* Get Ed
* Pucca
* Super Robot Money Team Hyperforce Go!
* W.I.T.C.H.
* Yin Yang Yo!

### Jetix original series

* Battle B-Daman
* Captain Flamingo
* Digimon Data Squad
* Monster Buster Club
* Oban Star-Racers
* Power Rangers Dino Thunder
* Power Rangers Jungle Fury
* Power Rangers Mystic Force
* Power Rangers Ninja Storm
* Power Rangers Operation Overdrive
* Power Rangers S.P.D.

### Licensed programming

* Astro Boy
* Avengers: United They Stand
* Batman: The Animated Series
* Beyblade

* Beyblade G-Revolution
* Beyblade V-Force

* Bureau of Alien Detectors
* Buzz Lightyear of Star Command
* Captain Flamingo
* Chaotic
* Daigunder
* Digimon

* Digimon Adventures
* Digimon Adventures 02
* Digimon Frontier
* Digimon Tamers

* Fantastic Four: The Animated Series
* Gargoyles
* The Incredible Hulk
* Iron Man: The Animated Series
* Jackie Chan Adventures
* Kong: The Animated Series
* Legend of the Dragon
* The Legend of Tarzan
* Medabots
* Mon Colle Knights
* NASCAR Racers
* Pinkey and the Brain
* Shinzo
* Silver Surfer: The Animated Series
* Silverwing
* Spider-Man: The Animated Series
* Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends
* Spider-Man Unlimited
* Static Shock
* Superman: The Animated Series
* The Tick
* X-Men: The Animated Series
* Xyber 9: New Dawn
Kraven the Hunter (Disambiguation page)

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**Characters**

Kraven the Hunter
**Episodes**

Kraven the Hunter

**Other versions**

Kraven the Hunter
(Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions)
Mario Castaneda

## Nationality

**Mario Castaneda** is a Spanish voice actor.

## Filmography

### Television series

* The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes
* Ben 10: Alien Force
* Death Note
* Dragon Ball
* Dragon Ball GT
* Dragon Ball Super
* Dragon Ball Z
* Futurama
* Iron Man: The Animated Series
* Iron Man: Armored Adventures
* The Mas: The Animated Series
* My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic
* Naruto: Shippuden
* Sailor Moon
* Spider-Man: The Animated Series
* Sym-Bionic Titan
* Thomas and Friends

### Movies

* 9
* Anastasia
* The Avengers
* Dragon Ball Z: Bio-Broly
* Dragon Ball Z: Biojack Unbound
* Dragon Ball Z: Broly - Second Coming
* Dragon Ball Z: Broly The Legendary Super Saiyan
* Dragon Ball Z: Cooler's Revenge
* Dragon Ball Z: Dead Zone
* Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn
* Dragon Ball Z: Lord Slug
* Dragon Ball Z: Super Android 13!
* Dragon Ball Z: The Return of Cooler
* Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might
* Dragon Ball Z: The World's Strongest
* Dragon Ball Z: Wrath of the Dragon
* Futurama: Bender's Big Score
* Futurama: Into the Wild Green Yonder
* Futurama: The Beast with a Billion Backs
* The Invincible Iron Man
* Monsters vs. Aliens
* The Simpsons Movie
* Top Cat: The Movie
* Ultimate Avengers
* Ultimate Avengers 2: Rise of the Black Panther
* Up
Marvel Entertainment Group

**Marvel Entertainment Group** is an American entertainment company founded in 1986. Marvel Entertainment Group was one of the production studios that worked on Spider-Man: The Animated Series. In 1996 Marvel Entertainment Group was absorbed into Marvel Studios.

## History

Marvel Entertainment Group, Inc. (Marvel or MEG), incorporated on December 2, 1986, as the parent company of Marvel Comics and Marvel Productions, was put up for sale as part of the liquidation of its then parent corporation, Cadence Industries, and sold in 1986 to New World Pictures. On January 6, 1989, Ronald Perelman's MacAndrews & Forbes Holdings group of companies bought by Marvel Entertainment Group from New World for $82.5 million, not including Marvel Productions, which was folded into New World's TV and movie business.

"It's a mini-Disney in terms of intellectual property," said Perelman. "Disney's got much more highly recognized characters and softer characters, whereas our characters are termed action heroes. But at Marvel we are now in the business of the creation and marketing of characters.

### Going public and acquisitions

Marvel made an initial public offer of 40% of the stock (ticker symbol NYSE:MRV) on July 15, 1991, giving $40 million from the proceeds to Andrews Group, Marvel's then direct parent corporation within MacAndrews & Forbes Holdings.

Marvel Entertainment Group then began expanding with acquisitions and forming new divisions. Marvel purchased the trading card company Fleer on July 24, 1992. On April 30, 1993, Marvel acquired 46% of Toy Biz, for the rights to make Marvel toys. The Andrews Group named Avi Arad of Toy Biz as the president and CEO of the Marvel Films division and of New World Family Filmworks, Inc., a New World Entertainment subsidiary.

In 1993 and 1994, Marvel's holding companies - Marvel Holdings, Inc. and Marvel Parent Holdings, Inc. - were formed between Andrews Group and MEG and issued over half a billion dollars in bonds under the direction of Perelman, secured by Marvel's rising stock, which was passed up in dividends to Perlman's group of companies. Marvel continued making acquisitions with Panini, an Italian sticker-maker on August 4, 1994, for $158.4 million, and SkyBox International on March 8, 1995, for $150 million.

Marvel also purchased Heroes World Distribution, a regional distributor to comic-book shops on December 28, 1994. Marvel's attempt to distribute its products directly led to a decrease in sales and aggravated the losses which Marvel suffered when the comic book bubble popped, the 1994 Major League Baseball strike massacred the profits of the Fleer unit, and Panini, whose revenue depended largely on Disney licensing, was hobbled by poor Disney showings at the box office.

## Filmography

* Captain America (1990 film)
* X-Men: The Animated Series
* Fantastic Four: The Animated Series
* Iron Man: The Animated Series
* Spider-Man: The Animated Series
* The Incredible Hulk
* Silver Surfer: The Animated Series
* Generation X (Television pilot)
* X-Men (2000 film)
Human Torch (Android)

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## Human Torch

### Voiced by

None

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## Trivia

* The android Human Torch is mentioned in Johnny Storm's bio in the guide book to the 1995 Spider-Man video game.
Joseph Ruskin

**Joseph Ruskin** (April 14, 1924 - December 28, 2013) was an American character actor.

## Biography

### Early life

Joseph Ruskin was born on April 14, 1924 in Haverhill, Massachusetts.

### Career

Ruskin appeared in an episode of The Outer Limits, called "Production and Decay of Strange Particles." He also appeared in the film Smokin' Aces. He appeared in The Time Tunnel episode "Revenge of the Gods" as well as sixepisodes of Mission: Impossible (co-starring with Martin Landau). He has an uncredited voice role of Kanamits from The Twilight Zone episode "To Serve Man", a season after playing the Genie in another episode, "The Man in the Bottle."

#### Star Trek

Ruskin is one of the actors or actresses to have starred in both the original Star Trek (1966) (up to include Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991)) and then in every spin off. Along with Majel Barrett, Clint Howard and Jack Donner, he is one of only four actors to appear in both the original Star Trek series and Star Trek: Enterprises (2001).

### Personal life

Ruskin was married twice to Patricia Herd (1968 - 1979, divorce), once to Rusty Gagnon (1982 - 1986, divorce) and to Barbara Greene on May 24, 1992 (until his death).

### Death

Ruskin died on December 28, 2013 at a hospital in Santa Monica, California at the age of 89.

## Credits

* The Mutant Agenda
* Mutants' Revenge
Marvel's Spider-Man

* Season 1-2
* Season 3

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**Marvel's Spider-Man**, or simply **Spider-Man**, is an American animated television series based on the Spider-Man comics published by Marvel Comics. It is a replacement for the previous series Ultimate Spider-Man and premiered on August 19, 2017 on Disney XD.

## Plot

After the death of his Uncle Ben, an intelligent teenager named Peter Parker comes to his own terms of becoming a masked superhero named Spider-Man after he is bitten by a radioactive spider during a school field trip to OsCorp and given powers.

## Production

In October 2016, the series was announced by Cort Lane, senior vice president of Marvel Animation, as a replacement for the series' predecessor, Ultimate Spider-Man, which ended it's run in early January 2017. It premiered on August 19, 2017 on Disney XD.

## Crew

* **Supervising Director:** Philip Pignotti
* **Story Editor:** Kevin Shinick

## Episodes

### Origin shorts

* Introduction!
* Observation!
* Hypothesis!
* Prediction!
* Experimentation!
* Conclusion!

### Season 1

* Horizon, Part 1
* Horizon, Part 2
* Osborn Academy
* A Day in the Life
* Party Animals
* Sandman
* Symbiotic Relationship
* Stark Expo
* Ultimate Spider-Man
* Kraven's Amazing Hunt
* Halloween Moon
* Spider-Man on Ice
* Venom
* Screwball Live
* The Rise of Doc Ock: Part 1
* The Rise of Doc Ock: Part 2
* The Rise of Doc Ock: Part 3
* The Rise of Doc Ock: Part 4
* Spider-Island: Part 1 - Invisible Threat
* Spider-Island: Part 2
* Spider-Island: Part 3
* Spider-Island: Part 4
* Spider-Island: Part 5
* The Hopgoblin: Part 1
* The Hopgoblin: Part 2

### Season 2

* How I Thwipped My Summer Vacation
* Take Two
* Between an Ock and a Hard Place
* Rise Above It All
* School of Hard Knocks
* Dead Man’s Party
* Venom Returns
* Bring on the Bad Guys: Part 1
* Bring on the Bad Guys: Part 2
* Bring on the Bad Guys: Part 3
* Bring on the Bad Guys: Part 4
* Brain Drain
* The Living Brain
* A Day Without Spider-Man
* My Own Worst Enemy
* Critical Update
* A Troubled Mind
* Cloak and Dagger
* Superior
* Brand New Day
* The Cellar
* The Road to Goblin War
* Goblin War: Part 1
* Goblin War: Part 2
* Goblin War: Part 3
* Goblin War: Part 4

### Season 3

Season three is titled Spider-Man: Maximum Venom.

* Web of Venom
* Amazing Friends
* Vengeance of Venom
* Spider-Man Unmasked
* Generations
* Maximum Venom

## Reception

Amy Ratcliffe of IGN gave the first season's premier a score of 7.4 out of 10, writing that the series "strikes a solid balance between the familiar and the new, emphasizing qualities and hallmarks Spider-Man is known for while skipping over well-trod territory like showing the origin story." She commented, Marvel's Spider-Man "has enough of a different approach to make it stand apart from other animated takes on the character."
Koko Enterprises

**Koko Enterprises** was an animation studio located in South Korea. Koko Enterprises was later renamed CNK Enterprises and turned its attention to the mining industry. Koko Enterprises was owned by Tokyo Movie Shinsha and a lot of their work was shared with Dong Yang Animation Co., LTD. Koko Enterprises provided some animation for Spider-Man: The Animated Series. However, they were uncredited.

## History

In January 1994, the company went public, and in November 1994, Koko Entertainment merged with Pacific Rim Technologies with Koko Entertainment as the surviving company. In July 1995, the company's name was changed to Koko Enterprises Co, Ltd., and in February 2000, the company registered in the KOSDAQ securities market. On July 2001, Koko Enterprises acquired all the shares of Ani Content as a transfer of goodwill, and in July 2005, Koko Enterprises acquired Dongham Biotech Co., Ltd. In December 2007, they relocated their head offices to the Gangnam District in Seoul, and in December 2009, their offices were relocated to the Jongno District in Seoul.

In February 2011, the company re-branded itself as CNK International Co, Ltd., and in April 2011, the company abandoned the animation industry and entered into the mining industry, specifically non-ferrous metal mining. In November 2011, the company sold off all its shares of its subsidiary Koko-best as part of a corporate re-structiring. On September 2014, the company ventured into further businesses including tests and research projects on agricultural land improvements, services for testing, research, surveying, design supervision, and extension for farming and fishing village maintenance projects and entering the food industry with restaurants. In November 2014, the company merged with Land Improvement Co., Ltd. with CNK International Co., Ltd. being the surviving company.
Mad Bomber

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## Mad Bomber

### Occupation

* C.E.O. of Carlyle Industries (Formerly)
* Terrorist
* Leader of the H-Bombers

### Voiced by

Neil Ross

**Luke Carlyle** was a wealthy businessman but later became a terrorist called the **Mad Bomber** after he was forced to shut down his company. Mad Bomber appeared in the video game Spider-Man 3.

## History

Luke Carlyle was a wealthy businessman until J. Jonah Jameson wrote articles in the Daily Bugle which led the city to investigate him, revealing that his factories were causing mass pollution, leading to the authorities shutting them down.

Fueled with revenge, he hired a bunch of henchmen and started a bombing spree across the city. After blowing up his own building, he called Jameson anonymously and told him about a set of bombs planted across the city, which Peter Parker heard of, and as Spider-Man, disarmed.

After setting a bomb in a chemical plant, Carlyle met and fought Spider-Man, but escaped. To end Jameson once and for all, the Mad Bomber decided to attack the Daily Bugle building and kidnap Jameson. After Spider-Man disarmed all the bombs in the Bugle, he chased Luke's helicopter. Carlyle placed an explosive collar on Jameson, which would detonate if he got to far away from him, and threw Jameson out of the helicopter, but he was caught by Spider-Man, who continued to chase the helicopter to prevent Jameson's death and catch the Mad Bomber.

Carlyle tried to kill Spider-Man by firing missiles to him, but Spider-Man defeated him by using his webbing to hurl them back to Luke. Finally, Carlyle and his henchmen escaped using jet packs; however, the Mad Bomber then sets off explosives in their suits stating that he was "handing them their walking papers", while he alone escaped.

## Trivia

* Mad Bomber was voiced by Neil Ross who previously voiced the Norman Osborn version of the Green Goblin in Spider-Man: The Animated Series.
Kaine

This character is non-canon to Spider-Man: The Animated Series.
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## Kaine

### Voiced by

None

**Kaine** is a clone of Peter Parker and an enemy of Spider-Man and Scarlet Spider that appeared as part of the Spider-Man: The Animated Series toy line.

## History in the comics

Kaine was a clone of Peter Parker that was created by Miles Warren. However, since Miles Warren was still perfecting his cloning technique, Kaine soon developed a condition called clone degeneration, the symptoms of which have left him horribly scared.

After seeing the life that Mary Jane and Peter Parker had carved for themselves, Kaine fell into a deep depression. He eventually became filled with guilt and self-pitty, and tried to goad Ben Reilly into ending his suffering by by killing him. When that failed, Kaine turned himself over to the authorities. He intended to to pay for his crimes and spend the rest of his life in jail. However, when word reached him that one of Spider-Man's greatest enemies (Norman Osborn / Green Goblin) had seeminhly returned from the grave, and having learned the fate of Peter and Mary Jane's baby (their child died at birth), Kaine broke out of prison.

## Powers

Kaine posses the strength, speed and agility of Spider-Man himself, as well as the ability to burn the *"Mark of Kaine"* onto the skin of his victims. Kaine also recieves prophetic visions of the future from his imperfect spider-sense.

## Trivia

* Kaine was released as a part of the Spider-Man: The Animated Series toy line but did not appear in the series.
Mark Hoffmeier

**Mark Hoffmeier** is a television writer known for his work on Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Extreme Ghostbusters, Spider-Man: The Animated Series, Power Rangers Dino Thunder, Green Lantern: The Animated Series and the video game Lego Marvel Super Heroes.

## Biography

Mark Hoffmeier resides in the Greater Los Angeles Area and attended California Lutheran University.

He began work in the entertainment industry with Hanna-Barbera from 1986 to 1990.

From 1993 to the present-day Mark has been involved in animated series and children's TV series as storywriter and editor for Spider-Man Unlimited, Dragon Tales, Exo-Squad, Silver Surfer, The Super Hero Squad Show, Spider-Man: The Animated Series, Extreme Ghostbusters, Power Rangers Dino Thunder, Power Rangers Ninja Storm, Power Rangers Turbo, Power Rangers Zeo, and Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.

In 1996, Mark was nominated for Humanitas Prize in Children's Animation Category for Santo Bugito episode The Carnivore Kid sharing the award with Michael Price and Lane Raichert.

Mark Hoffmeier was one of the developers and writers for the CGI show Heavy Gear: The Animated Serieswhich was produced by Mainframe Entertainment Inc. and Adelaide Productions for Columbia TriStar Television.

In 2008, he created the TV series Can You Teach My Alligator Manners? for Playhouse Disney.

## Credits

### Writer

* Return of the Spider Slayer
* Kraven the Hunter
* The Alien Costume, Part III
* Blade, The Vampire Hunter
* Tablet of Time
* Ravages of Time
* Doctor Strange
* Make a Wish
* Rocket Racer
* Framed
* The Man Without Fear
* The Ultimate Slayer
* Goblin War!
* The Return of the Green Goblin
* Secret Wars, Chapter III: Doom
* Spider Wars, Chapter I: I Really, Really Hate Clones

## Trivia

* Looking back on Spider-Man: The Animated Series, Mark Hoffmeier said *"Season one was both arduous and fascinating with some days being up to eight to ten hours of meetings. And when it came time to break for food all Stan Lee wanted was a Snapple."*
* John Semper Jr. credits Mark Hoffmeier with helping him find Spider-Man's humorous side in the early days of working on Spider-Man: The Animated Series.
* According to Mark Hoffmier, John Semper used the show, Seinfeld as a template for Spider-Man: The Animated Series because of how many different story lines would run through Seinfeld episodes. Semper then told Stan Lee about Seinfeld, and after watching an episode, Stan Lee went back to John Semper and told him that they should emulate the multiple storylines like Seinfeld was doing.
* During an interview Mark Hoffmeier recalled that toward the end of the series the staff were scrambling to get the episodes completed in time and even hired people that were not familiar with Spider-Man. Hoffmeier said that because of this one storyboard artist wanted to do something different other than web slinging so he had Spider-Man attach a web line to the tail of an airplane so it could pull him through town. Hoffmeier pointed out to the artist that if Spider-Man were to do that he would be slammed into a building. The artist then changed the storyboards.
Maravilloso Verde

**Maravilloso Verde** is a small village in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

## History

Lizard attacked the small village of Maravilloso Verde and took control of it. The villagers of Maravilloso Verde were isolated and did not know much about science. Because of this they believed that Lizard was a demon. Terrified of the Lizard all residents of Maravilloso Verde fled the small village. From Maravilloso Verde, Lizard planned to create an army of super powered reptiles. However, Lizard was stopped by Spider-Man.

## Trivia

* In English, Maravilloso Verde translates to the Green Wonder.
Mary Jane Watson (Disambiguation page)

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Mary Jane WatsonMary Jane Watson-Parker
(Clone)Mary Jane Watson
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**Other versions**

Mary Jane Watson-Parker
(Spider-Man (2000)
Lizard (Spider-Verse)

This character is non-canon to Spider-Man: The Animated Series.
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## Lizard

### Occupation

* Scientist
* Criminal

### Height

* 6 ft 8 in (As Lizard)
* 5 ft 11 in (As Curt Connors)

### Weight

* 550 lbs (As Lizard)
* 175 lbs (As Curt Connors)

### Eyes

* Red (As Lizard)
* Green (As Curt Connors)

### Hair

* None (As Lizard)
* Brown (As Curt Connors)

### Voiced by

None

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This is an alternate reality version of **Lizard**.

## History

This Lizard apparently lived a similar life to the Lizard of Earth-92131.

He died in a brutal battle with Daemos.

## Powers

When transformed into the Lizard, Curt Connors possesses enhanced strength, speed and agility.

The Lizard also has razor sharp claws and teeth.

Lizard also able to regrow lost limbs and quickly heal from most injuries.

In his human form Curt Connors is a scientific genius.

## Trivia

* This version of Lizard appeared in the 2014 comic book series, Spider-Verse.
* According to writer Dan Slott and editor Nick Lowe, the Lizard from Earth-7831 is the same Lizard from Spider-Man: The Animated Series and Spider-Man Unlimited cartoons, which they decided were "logically" in the same continuity. This is disregarded by X-Men '92 Vol. 2 #10.
Jack O'Lantern

This character is non-canon to Spider-Man: The Animated Series.
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## Jack O'Lantern

Jack O'Lantern as he appears in the 1995
Spider-Man video game

### Voiced by

None

**Jack O' Lantern** was an enemy of Spider-Man that appeared in the Spider-Man video game.

## History

### Early career

At some point, Jack O'Lantern was captured by Spider-Man and sent to prison.

### Escape from Ravencroft

Jack O'Lantern along with some of Spider-Man's other enemies escaped Ravencroft.

### Recaptured

When Jack O'Lantern began to cause havoc in New York City, Spider-Man fought and defeated him and sent him back to prison.

## Equipment

Jack O'Lantern has no superhuman powers. He instead uses a variety of gadgets such as body armor, a hovercraft and several other weapons.

## In the comics

Steven Levins became Jack O'Lantern after Jason Macendale (the first Jack O'Lantern) and partnered with another criminal named Blackwing.

Jack O'Lantern later started working for the Red Skull as a member of a gang of supervillains called the Skeleton Crew. While on the Skeleton Crew, Jack O'Lantern fought Captain America and Spider-Man.

He also worked as an enforcer of the gangster The Golem and in this capacity, fought the villain The Hood when he interfered in Golem's machinations.

Jack O'Lantern was killed by Punisher but was later resurrected when he was possessed by a fragment of Lucifer's soul. Jack O'Lantern was now able to detatch, levitate, and explode his head, among other powers. Ghost Rider was able to eventually exorcise him by ripping his heart from his chest, causing it to explode inside.

## Trivia

* Jack O'Lantern only appeared in the Spider-Man video game and not the series.
* Jack O'Lantern was going to appear in the unproduced sixth season.
Joshua Gibran Mayweather

**Joshua Gibran Mayweather** is an actor and producer.

### Career

Joshua Gibran Mayweather appeared in seven movies and television series between 1994 and 1999. His television and film appearances include Camp Nowhere, Candyman: Farewell to the Flash, Problem Child 3: Junior in Love, The Faculty, Spider-Man: The Animated Series, Nowhere, and Smart Guy.

In 2005, Mayweather was an associate producer of Angel in the Moon.

## Roles

(Child)
Joseph Robertson
List of actors that were in Batman: The Animated Series and Spider-Man: The Animated Series

The following is a list of actors that had roles in both Batman: The Animated Series and Spider-Man: The Animated Series.

## Trivia

* The Martin Pasko who was a story editor on Batman: The Animated Series was considered for the job of Spider-Man's story editor. However, the job ended up going to John Semper Jr..
* Brock Peters who voiced Lucius Fox in Batman: The Animated Series was considered for the role of Joseph Robertson. However, the role of Joseph Robertson ended up going to Rodney Saulsberry.
Jet-Powered Skateboard

The **Jet-Powered Skateboard** was the main mode of transportation of Rocket Racer.

## History

The Jet-Powered Skateboard was designed by Big Wheel.

Robert Farrell later stole the technology from Big Wheel and used the technology to build a rocket powered skateboard.

Robert Farrell used the skateboard to commit crimes as the Rocket Racer.

The skateboard was propelled by a jet. It also had a magnet on it which attached to Rocket Racer's metal boots and kept him from falling off.

The gryoscopic stabilizers in the skateboard kept it balanced.

The skateboard could also drive up walls.

After Robert Farrell quit being the Rocket Racer it is unknown what happened to the jet-powered skateboard.

## In the comics

The technology used to create the skateboard was designed by Rocket Racer not Big Wheel.

After graduating high school Robert Farrell joined the U.S. Air Force where he learned how to build and repair jet engines.

After Robert was discharged from the Air Force he used the knowledge he gained to build his jet-powered skateboard. Robert then used the skateboard to commit crimes as Rocket Racer.
Image Inducer

The **Image Inducer** was used by the Chameleon. He would wear it around his waist and use it to change his appearance to look like other people.

## History

The Image Inducer was created by the Red Skull and given to his adopted son who would one day become the Chameleon and taught him how to use it.

The Image Inducer could be worn around the waist like a belt and Chameleon could use controls on the belt buckle to create a holographic image that would surround the users body making him appear to look like another person.

The buckle on the image inducer also had a camera built into it. Chameleon could use the camera to take pictures of people and the technology in the belt could scan the photos and download an image of the person into the belt. The image would then be saved in a storage unit on the belt and by using the controls on the belt, Chameleon could pick who he wanted to turn into.

Spider-Man once damaged the Image Inducer causing Chameleon to change forms uncontrollably and electrocuted him which made the Chameleon pass out.

Alistair Smythe later rebuilt the Image Inducer and was able to get it to Chameleon who at this time was in prison. Chameleon then used the Image Inducer to disguise himself and get out of his cell and then set free five other criminals who would become the members of Kingpin's Insidious Six.

## In the comics

In the comics, Chameleon wore a belt. However, unlike the image inducing belt in Spider-Man: The Animated Series, Chameleon's belt in the comics could release a gas and the gas made Chameleon's face like putty. This allowed Chameleon to mold his face however he wanted. However, later on, Alistair Smythe did update the belt to use holographic technology. This updated belt was called the Microcomputer Belt.
Marcia Deaton

This character is non-canon to Spider-Man: The Animated Series.
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## Marcia Deaton

Marcia Deaton in Adventures of Spider-Man

### Voiced by

None

**Marcia Deaton** is Alicia Masters mother.

## History

Marcia Deaton had a daughter named Alicia from a previous marriage. Marcia later married a man named, Phillip Masters. However, Marcia soon realized that Phillip was a terrible person and ran away from him. However, for unknown reasons, Marcia left Alicia with Phillip and never returned for her.

## Non-canon history

In Adventures of Spider-Man #6 a flashback reveals that Marcia was married to a man named Jacob Reiss and that Jacob was business partners with Phillip Masters, the future Puppet Master. Philip grew jealous of Jacob's relationship with Marcia and murdered him. Marcia believed that Alicia needed a father in her life and married Philip. However, Marcia was unaware that Philip had murdered her husband. Marcia later died and Alicia was raised by Philip. However, Alicia later learned that her step-father was a criminal when he was confronted by the Fantastic Four.

## Appearances

### **Fantastic Four: The Animated Series**

* The Origin of the Fantastic Four, Part One (Mentioned only)

## Trivia

* Marcia Deaton appeared in Adventures of Spider-Man but did not appear in Spider-Man: The Animated Series.
Masters of Evil (Disambiguation page)

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Jose Padilla

## Jose Padilla

### Characters played

* (Old) Vulture
* Red Skull

## Nationality

**Jose Padilla** is a Spanish voice actor.

## Filmography

### Television series

* The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes
* Bob's Burgers
* Dinosaurs
* Disney's House of Mouse
* The Fairly OddParents
* Futurama
* Gargoyles
* The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy
* Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law
* Field Trip Starring Inspector Gadget
* Invader Zim
* Iron Man: Armored Adventures
* The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 2: When Nerds Collide
* Mickey Mouse Club House
* Pokemon Origins
* The Simpsons
* South Park
* Spider-Man: The Animated Series
* Ultimate Spider-Man
* The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!
* Super Mario World
* Transformers: Beast Wars
* Ying Yang Yo!

### Movies

* Barbie and the Nutcracker
* Billy & Mandy's Big Boogey Adventure
* Brave
* Fantasia
* Fantasia 2000

### Video games

* Batman: Arkham Asylum
* Batman: Arkham City
* Batman: Arkham Origins
* DC Universe Online
* Disney Think Fast
* Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two
* Futurama: The Video Game
* Kingdom Hearts II
* The Simpsons Game
* The Simpsons: Hit & Run

## Roles

(Old)
VultureRed Skull
Magneto (Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order)

This character is non-canon to Spider-Man: The Animated Series.
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## Magneto

### Occupation

* Conqueror
* Leader of the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants

### Voiced by

Tom Kane

*Looking for another article with the name Magneto? Check out the Magneto disambiguation page.*
**Magneto** is a mutant criminal and the leader of the Brotherhood of Mutants.

## History

Magneto and the Brotherhood of Mutants (consisting of Mystique and Juggernaut) attacked the X-Mansion. Magneto also had possession of the Power Stone which enhanced his own power. Magneto and the Brotherhood then fought the X-Men. However, Magneto allied himself with the X-Men to fight the Black Order when they invaded Earth.

## Trivia

* Tom Kane previously voiced Doctor Doom in Spider-Man: The Animated Series.
James Reeves' serum

This **serum** could enhance a person's speed, strength and agility and could heal wounds. However, it had the side effect of making its user feral and more aggressive.

## History

The serum was created by Dr. James Reeves. He used it on himself and became more feral. Several months after this Mariah Crawford tracked Reeves down and he gave her a vile of the serum. Reeves then told Mariah that the serum was capable of curing any injury. While saving Mariah from some hyenas, Sergei Kravinoff was severely injured. Against Reeves warnings Mariah used the serum on Kravinoff and it was able to heal his wounds. However, the serum made Kravinoff more feral and more aggressive just as it did to James Reeves. Kravinoff then took the name Kraven the Hunter. Mariah was eventually able to find a cure for the serum and turn Kravinoff back to normal.
Clear Vision Ltd.

**Clear Vision Ltd.** operates as a video distributor. The company offers a large range of DVDs including entertainment, cartoon, movies, and sports programs.

Clear Vision operates internationally.

Clear Vision Ltd. released all five season of Spider-Man: The Animated Series in Europe.

## Spider-Man videos released by Clear Vision Ltd.

* Spider-Man: Complete Season 1
* Spider-Man: Complete Season 2
* Spider-Man: Complete Season 3
* Spider-Man: Complete Season 4
* Spider-Man: Complete Season 5
Marla Rubinoff

**Marla Rubinoff** is an American actress known for her roles in Down to Earth, Stranger by Night, and The New WKRP in Cincinnati.

## Biography

Marla Jeannette Rubinoff was born on February 8, 1967, in the Midwest and moved to California as a baby in the late 1960s. Her father, Dr. Malcolm Rubinoff, and her mother had three children. Marla has two sisters Tammy and Danita Rubinoff. Her parents divorced when she was eight years old and both remarried. Dr. Rubinoff married Ginny and had a son named Charles Rubinoff. Marla's great uncle is the famous violin player Dave Rubinoff. Further, Marla is the second cousin of Mike Fleiss, the creator of The Bachelor. Marla got her Bachelor of Arts (BA) from UCLA (University of California, Los Angeles) and Masters of Arts (MA) from Pepperdine University. Marla loves to perform and had her first series by 1984 called Down to Earth. Her parents were happy for her but stressed the need for higher education. While she was starring on a David Lynch series called On the Air, she was also signed to be co-star on The WKRP in Cincinnati (1991). At the same time, she continued on to Graduate School to complete her MA in Clinical Psychology and got her Marriage and Family Therapist (MFT) license in October 2002. Marla married Duane French on October 19, 2001, and had her first baby, Amber Skye French, in 2003. Marla had a second baby in 2006, Summer Rain French. Besides frequent radio appearances as a Marriage and Family therapist, she continues to pursue acting and plays.

## Credits

### Actor

* Hydro-Man
* Morbius
* Make a Wish
* The Spot
* Turning Point
Marvel World

**Marvel World** is a theme park in New York City. This theme park focused on heroes that lived on Earth-TRN566. Several of the rides are named after various superheroes and the theme park hires people to dress up as various heroes.

## History

Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson went to the grand opening of Marvel World.

When Doctor Octopus saw that the entire theme park was dedicated to hero worship he decided to show everyone that their heroes were egotistical, mortal, and powerless. Doctor Octopus then attacked Marvel World.

Spider-Man then arrived and defeated Doctor Octopus.

Later that same day Peter and Mary Jane went to see a fortune teller that worked at Marvel World named Madame Harkness.

## Attractions

* The Thing's House of Rocks
* Beast Berg
* Galactus Goodies
* Cyclops Cyclone
* House of Mirrors
* Harkness Haunted Mansion

## Trivia

* Marvel World appeared in issue 14 of Spider-Man Adventures.
Kevin Tinsley

A drawing of Kevin Tinsley

**Kevin "Stickman" Tinsley** is an American comics creator and publisher. Tinsley was a colourist for Spider-Man Adventures, Adventures of Spider-Man, and Marvel Adventures.

## Biography

### Early life

Kevin Tinsley, also known as Stickman, was born in Richmond, Virginia. He attended Virginia Commonwealth University, where he acquired a Bachelor of Arts degree in Painting and Printmaking with minors in art History, as well a Philosophy and Religious Studies. Afterwards, he attended the Joe Kubert School of Cartoon and Graphic Art in Dover, New Jersey from which he graduated in 1989.

### Career

Tinsley began working for Marvel Comics in 1990, initially doing art corrections as one of Romita's Raiders, before moving into the production department, colloquially known as the Bullpen. Tinsley rose to the position of Senior Cover Coordinator where he oversaw the production workflow of cover machines. Between 1994 and 1996, Marvel made a transition from all analogue hand-pasted machines to a company-wide digital workflow. During this time, Tinsley was assigned the task of spearheading this transition within the production department, where he trained personnel and developed new production and prepress techniques unique to the comic industry.

He left staff in 1996 to focus on his career as a freelance comic book colorist, which had begun several years earlier as the regular colorist on such titles as Spider-Man and Punisher: War Zone. He also wrote the how-to book Digital Prepress for Comic Books, which he published in November 1999 under the imprint Stickman Graphics. The sales of this book provided the financial foundation on which Tinsley began publishing his own first-run graphic novels, including The Festering Season and the Stonhaven series.

In December 2001, Marvel Comics asked all colorist to submit bids for coloring work so that it could lower it's production cost, leading Tinsley to sever his freelance ties with the company.

Tinsley has continued his career in prepress and production in the publishing and advertising industries, while creating and publishing his own books for Stickman Graphics.
Laurie O'Brien

**Laurie O'Brien** is an American actress known for her roles in Muppet Babies, Harry and the Hendersons, and Gas, Food Lodging, and Too Young to Die?.

## Biography

### Early life

Laurie O'Brien was born on February 16, 1951 in Colorado.

### Career

Laurie O'Brien is a professionally trained actress who started her career in Los Angeles in 1982 with her role in Timerider: The Adventure of Lyle Swann. She is best known for voicing Baby Piggy on the 1980's Saturday morning cartoon Jim Henson's Muppet Babies from 1984 - 1991 & the CTW animated series Cro as Ivana the mammoth. As an on-camera actress, O'Brien has guest starred on the soap opera Santa Barbara as a hooker as well as other numerous TV series including Trapper John, M.D., NYPD Blue, Matlock, Chicago Hope, ER, CSI, CSI Miami, 7th Heaven, Reasonable Doubts, Shark, Three Rivers, Detroit 1-8-7, and L.A. Law on which she played a woman on trial for killing her rapist. TV movies include The Defiant Ones, Too Young to Die?, Infidelity, Children of the Night, Convicted, and One More Mountain. Movies include Bottle Shock in which she played Christopher Pine's mother. Laurie has an extensive background in theater winning three major awards for her lead roles in Mary Barnes, Savage in Limbo and Times Like These.

### Personal life

She is married to Carl Weintraub. Her son Cory O'Brien is a writer who retells myths on his blog bettermyths.com.

## Credits

### Actor

* The Mutant Agenda
* Mutants' Revenge
Mandroids

This character is non-canon to Spider-Man: The Animated Series.
Do not categorize this page under Spider-Man: TAS Heroes, Spider-Man: TAS Villains, Spider-Man: TAS Characters or Earth-92131 characters.

## Mandroid

### Voiced by

None

The **Mandroids** were armored guards at a maximum security prison called the Vault.

## History

The Mandroids were stationed at a maximum-security prison called the Vault.

Iron Man believed that the Mandroid's armor was upgraded using Stark Enterprises technology which was stolen by Justin Hammer. To keep the armor from falling into the wrong hands Iron Man invented Negator Packs which were designed to disable armor similar to the Iron Man armor.

As Iron Man entered the Vault he was attacked by the Mandroids and Hawkeye. However, Iron Man was able to subdue them. Iron Man then placed the Negator Packs on the Mandroids armor which caused it to malfunction.

## Equipment

The Guardsman armor is equipped with jetpacks and repulsor beams.

## Trivia

* Guardsman was released as part of the toy line but did not appear in the Spider-Man: The Animated Series.

* The mold that Toy Biz created for the Guardsmen action figure was originally meant to be an Iron Man figure for the Iron Man: The Animated Series toy line. However, those Iron Man action figures ended up not going into production. Because this particular Iron Man toy line was cancelled, the mold was instead used for the Guardsman action figure and released as part of Spider-Man's toy line.
* In Iron Man: The Animated Series they were called Mandroids and the action figure was called Guardsmen. However, in the comics the Mandroids and the Guardsmen are two different characters.

* The Guardsman known as Sentry appeared in an alpha version of the 1995 Spider-Man video game but was removed when the game was released for retail purchase.
Magneto (Earth-94823)

This character is non-canon to Spider-Man: The Animated Series.
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## Magneto

### Occupation

* Conqueror
* Leader of the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants

### Voiced by

None

*Looking for another article with the name Magneto? Check out the Magneto disambiguation page.*
**Magneto** is a mutant supervillain.

## History

In this reality Magneto's helmet was designed to look like a football helmet.

Magneto and Doctor Octopus attacked the Daily Bagel and fought several superheroes.