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Billy Connors

**Billy Connors** is the young son of Curt and Margaret Connors.

## History

When Spider-Man encountered the Lizard in front of the Connors house the two of them fought. Billy then came outside and witnessed the fight. Billy then called the creature daddy which distracted Spider-Man long enough for the Lizard to get away. As Margaret came outside Spider-Man asked her if he heard Billy correctly. She then told Spider-Man that the Lizard was Curt. After Spider-Man managed to cure Curt Connors he returned Curt returned home to Margaret and Billy.

## In the comics

At one point Curt injected Billy with the lizard formula while he was under the influence of a mysterious meteorite that caused savage behavior. Both the Lizard and "Lizard Jr." were eventually captured and turned back into humans.

Sometime later Curt turned back into the Lizard and he killed and ate Billy.

## Appearances

* Night of the Lizard
* Tablet of Time (Mentioned only)
* Ravages of Time (Mentioned only)
* Venom Returns
Adam

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## Adam

### Real name

Adam
(Last name unknown)

### Base

* New York City
* Maranatha Orphanage

### Voiced by

None

**Adam** is a young mutant.

## History

Adam was an orphan that lived at the Manhattan Orphanage. Adam was also a mutant that had the power to create fire. When the Friends of Humanity learned about Adam they formed a mod outside the orphanage and demanded that Adam be turned over to them. The children at the orphanage were frightened and tried to catch Adam so they could give him to the Friends of Humanity. However, Adam became so scared that he accidentally used his power to start a fire which frightened the other children away. Adam then climbed out onto the ledge of the building and was struck by a rock that was thrown by a member of the Friends of Humanity. The X-Men quickly arrived and Beast tried to catch Adam before he hit the ground. However, Beast was struck by a rock that was thrown by the Friends of Humanity and was knocked off course. However, Spider-Man quickly arrived and grabbed Adam before he could hit the ground.

The X-Men and Spider-Man then took Adam to Empire State University so that Curt Connors could run test on Adam and try to find a way to help him. However, Curt Connors colleague, Dr. Essex, revealed himself to be Mister Sinister. Mister Sinister then kidnapped Adam and Spider-Man and left Beast for dead. However, Gambit arrived shortly afterward and rescued Dr. Connors and Beast.

Mister Sinister manipulated Adam into thinking they were friends, and Adam almost killed Spider-Man because Mister Sinister told him too. However, at that moment Gambit and Beast burst into Mister Sinister's laboratory. The X-Men and Spider-Man fought Mister Sinister and the Nasty Boys and were able to chase them off.

Right after Mister Sinister and the Nasty Boys ran away, Adam began to lose control of his powers. However, Spider-Man was able to calm down Adam down by saying that being a mutant made him unique. Adam then decided to back to the orphanage to show the other children that he wasn't so different from them.

## Powers

Adam is able to generate flames out of thin air. Adam is young and not able to control his mutant ability. Because of this Adam frequently creates fire by accident when he becomes angry or scared.

## Trivia

* Adam appeared in The Adventures of the X-Men #3 and Adventures of Spider-Man #3.
David Paladino

**David Paladino** is an award-winning actor who's becoming known for his depth and ability to play an array of characters across a diverse landscape of ethnicities.

## Biography

David Paladino was born in Dekalb, Illinois and spent the first twelve years of his life living in Chicago before moving to Los Angeles.

Secretly, David always wanted to be an actor but found his comfort as a young boy playing and excelling in sports. In high school David was a football star who eventually went on to star at the University of San Diego where he lead the team in tackles his Junior and Senior year. David also coached one season for USD.

In college, David's grandmother, to whom he was very close, passed away. This tragedy inspired David to look deeper at what he wanted in his life. He decided to take an acting class at Mesa Junior College in San Diego. At Mesa, David was fortunate to hear former alumni Annette Benning speak. He was inspired and in love. Not only with Ms. Benning but also with acting.

Upon graduating with a degree in Business, David moved back to Los Angeles where he started working doing accounting for a commercial lighting firm. Eventually David started taking acting classes in Los Angeles. Shortly thereafter he booked his first play at the Stella Adler Theater in Hollywood. David later went on to study Shakespeare with film and stage star Alfred Molina who later played Doctor Octopus in Spider-Man 2. While still keeping his 9-to-5 job doing accounting, David then joined the Beverly Hills Playhouse and started studying with Milton Katselas. Eventually he left his 'day job' and tried his hand at acting more seriously.

David then made a life-changing discovery regarding his heritage and parenting. This discovery, David's life story, aired nationally on NPR's Award Winning Radio Show, 'This American Life'. This interview led to offers for it's film/television rights. David decided to write a one-act play about his story entitled Champion; in which he also stars. Champion, the play, originally produced by Camelot Artist Productions. David, co-actor Ski Carr and director Tommy Hicks were invited to perform Champion at the Nation Black Theater Festival in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Champion received rave reviews and became a festival hit. Champion went on to be performed around the country including Miami, Sacramento and most notably a run in New York City. Champion is now a full length screenplay in development.

David has won and been nominated for several awards as an actor, playwriter and producer. Among some of his achievements is an Ovation Award (Los Angeles' Tony Award) Winner Best Lead Actor for his role in Athol Fugard's 'The Island'. (The play was actually devised by Athol and the two original actors, John Kani and Winston Ntshona.) David also received an NAACP Nomination and an LA Weekly Award for the same role. He was also one of the producers for the play.

David currently lives in Los Angeles with his wife, Elisha, where he also teaches/coaches actors at The Acting Center in Hollywood.
David Lee Miller

**David Lee Miller** was a writer for Spider-Man: The Animated Series.

## Biography

### Career

David Lee Miller wrote and directed the feature film Breakfast of Aliens, and has written screenplays for Ivan Reitman Productions, Goldie Hawn, and Spider-Man: The Animated Series. A Writers Guild of America member since 1989, David wrote, directed and scored Zoo-opolis!, and wrote the Simon & Schuster Storybooks Baby (Disney) and The Goonies. He adapted two Max Lucado's best-selling childrens books from the You Are Special series for animated production. David directed The Voyager Company's best-selling Mozart: The Dissonant Quartet CD-ROM and was the Head of Voyager's pioneering Criterion Collection, creating the industry's first interactive laserdisc Special Editions of great classic and contemporary motion pictures with renowned filmmakers (Martin Scorsese, Steven Spielberg, Peter Bogdanovich, John Sturges, Barry Levinson, Vilmos Zigmond, Vittorio Storaro, Haskell Wexler, ect.). David's video and PC game credits include The Weakest Link (Activision), All Dogs Go To Heaven (MGM), and five title Explorers series (The Learning Company/Mattel). His other consulting, writing and production credits include projects for Universal, Hyundai, Sony, Disney, Compton's New Media and New Line Cinema. David is the co-founder of Regenerate, a By Youth-For Youth nonprofit media organization dedicated to saving young lives through youth arts empowerment. Regenerate has been ofered a partnership with the Ad Council and Dept. of Transportation to create a Public Service Campaign on Teen Driving Safety and Teen Suicide Prevention with $30 million in donated media. David directs, writes and produces on the feature film My Suicide, a dark teen romantic comedy with a youth suicide prevention message that was developed by Regenerate. A graduate of Stanford University's film & journalism programs, and Princeton University's creative writing program, David lives in the Los Angeles area with his wife Mary, an author and woman's health care nurse practitioner, and their two media-making teenagers.
J3 Communications

**J3 Communications** was a news station owned by J. Jonah Jameson.

## History

The studio for J3 Communications is located inside the Daily Bugle.

After Doctor Octopus kidnapped Felicia Hardy, J. Jonah Jameson used J3 Communications to go on television and tell Doc Ock that Felicia's family wants her back. While on the air Doctor Octopus called the station and talked to Jameson. After making Doc Ock angry, Doctor Octopus ordered Jameson to drop off the ransom money himself.

Sometime later Mysterio disguised himself as Spider-Man and robbed the Metropolitan Museum. The next morning J. Jonah Jameson did a news report for J3 Communications on how Spider-Man robbed the museume. Moments later Mysterio arrived and told Jameson that he would defeat Spider-Man. Unknown to Jameson, Mysterio was the one that robbed the museum.

J3 Communications was later present during Spider-Man's first battle with Scorpion.

After Jameson's son, John was abducted from the hospital by Shocker, J. Jonah Jameson used J3 Communications to ask Spider-Man for his help in rescuing his son.

Sometime later, Venom broke into J3 Communications and began tearing the place up.

## Trivia

* J3 is an obvious reference to J. Jonah Jameson.
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Glory Grant

**Glory Grant** is J. Jonah Jameson's secretary at Daily Bugle.

## History

Glory Grant was hired as J. Jonah Jameson secretary at the Daily Bugle. She would often put up with Jameson's issues such as his hatred for Spider-Man.

The Chameleon once went to the Daily Bugle and posed as J. Jonah Jameson and asked Glory for security plans for the VIP party being held for two world leaders because he planned to assassinate him. As Glory went to get the security plans the real Jameson walked into his office and Chameleon used his Image Inducer to take the form of Joseph Robertson. As Glory walked back into Jameson's office she handed J. Jonah Jameson the file but reminded her that she gave him a copy of the plans earlier that morning. Glory walked out of the office frustrated saying that she told him that she handed him the security file that morning. When Jameson saw that the file was gone he realized that Chameleon was posing as Joseph Robertson and stole the file and alerted the S.H.I.E.L.D. agents in the Daily Bugle.

## In the comics

Glory Grant moved into the same apartment complex Peter Parker lived in and the two became friends.

Glory started out pursing a modelling career. However, she was unable to get work as a model and Peter took her to the Daily Bugle where she is hired as J. Jonah Jameson's secretary.

Grant falls in love with a gang boss named Eduardo Lobo. He and his brother Carlos wage war against the Kingpin, and he uses Glory to access the Daily Bugle's research files on the Kingpin. However, he falls in love with her, and Glory is conflicted over the romance. Peter suggests she follow her heart. When Eduardo ends up battling Spider-Man, Glory shoots and kills Eduardo. Spider-Man thanks her but she reveals that she was aiming at Spider-Man, having followed her heart as Peter suggested.

Despite Glory harboring a deep resentment for Spider-Man, he helps her and government agent Shotgun against the late voodoo witch Calypso, who spiritually possesses Grant long enough to engineer a scheme that brings Calypso fully back from the dead.

When Jameson becomes mayor of New York City, Grant becomes one of his aides, appearing with him at the Raft (a prison for super criminals) on the day of Alistair Smythe's execution. However, she later quit his administration when she saw that Jameson would never end his personal vendetta against Spider-Man.

### In television

In The Amazing Spider-Man she was renamed Rita Conway.
Grandmaster

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## Grandmaster

A sculpture of Grandmaster made by Alicia
Masters

### Voiced by

None

**Grandmaster** is an enemy of the Fantastic Four.

## History

Alicia Masters sculpted a statue of the Grandmaster. The Grandmaster statue was part of a series of statues that Alicia made of the Fantastic Four, their enemies, and other super-heroes. Alicia showed the Grandmaster statue at an art exhibit she held at Four Freedoms Plaza.

## In the comics

Although his exact origin is unknown, he is one of the oldest living beings in the universe, coming from one of the first intelligent races to evolve after the Big Bang. He once possessed the Mind Gem, one of the six Infinity Gems, but he lost it to Thanos. He is a cosmic game player whose preferred game is pitting two opposing teams against each other. He has used the Squadron Sinister, Daredevil, the Defenders, the East and West Coast Avengers, Malibu Comics's Ultraforce, and DC Comics' Justice League of America.

## Trivia

* In issue six of Adventures of Spider-Man a sculpture of Grandmaster made by Alicia Masters could be seen.
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Goblin Armor

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Green Goblin's **armor** was a technological suit that enhanced his strength.

## History

The goblin armor was developed by Norman Osborn using OsCorp technology.

It was designed to increase a person's strength.

Norman and Harry both used the armor.

The goblin formula already increased their strength but the armor made them even stronger.
Dr. Bromwell

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## Dr. Bromwell

### Voiced by

Dorian Harewood

**Nicholas Bromwell** is Peter and May Parker's family doctor. He appeared in The Spectacular Spider-Man television series.

## History

### Interactions

After Max Dillon fell into a pool of electric eels, he was rushed to the hospital where Bromwell was his attending physician. When Dillon's co-workers, Curt Connors and Eddie Brock, went to visit Dillon, Dr. Bromwell told them that his condition had stabilized but, his body was now producing an incredible amount of electrical energy.

After Max left the hospital without being discharged, he starting causing havoc in New York City with his new powers. Dr. Bromwell eventually tracked Max back to his home and went there with two police officers to try and get Max to go back to the hospital with them. However, Max ran off.

### Intervention

After May had a heart attack, she was brought to the hospital where she was under Dr. Bromwell's care. May was kept in the hospital for observation and Bromwell told May that she should not take her heart attack lightly.

### Nature vs. Nurture

May eventually recovered from her heart attack and Dr. Bromwell discharged her from the hospital. Also Dr. Bromwell personally gave May a ride back to her house. As Gwen and George Stacy arrived at the Parker house for Thanksgiving, May invited Dr. Bromwell to have Thanksgiving dinner with them which he accepted.

### Gangland

A few months later on Valentines Day, Dr. Bromwell made a house call and checked on May. After running a few tests, Bromwell told May she was doing fine.

## Appearances

### **The Spectacular Spider-Man**

* Interactions
* Intervention
* Nature vs. Nurture
* Gangland

## Trivia

* In The Spectacular Spider-Man, Dr. Brommwell was voiced by Dorian Harewood who voiced Tombstone in Spider-Man: The Animated Series.
Known World

The known world is composed of three continents (Ahzra, Vharos, and Khira), a seemingly endless ice cap (Gods' End), and a smattering of variously-sized islands. All but the majority of Gods' End has been mapped and documented, but lines of territory and cities don't often last very long, leaving the countries constantly shifting. Several periods of armistice/peace set the standard for maps, making these times the "last known" state of the world. These eras of peace are known as: Nangasi's First Great War, Worldsunder, The Final Recession, The Armistice at Evermoon, and finally Void's End.
Goblin Glider

The **Goblin Glider** is a small flying vehicle used by Hobgoblin and both Green Goblins (Norman Osborn and Harry Osborn).

## History

The Goblin Glider was created by Norman Osborn using technology from OsCorp and given to the Hobgoblin. He would use it in several of his crimes. Later Norman gave Hobgoblin a bigger version of the glider that was faster and could fly higher then the original.

Norman Osborn and Harry Osborn would later use the glider when they both eventually became the Green Goblin.

When Norman Osborn, as Green Goblin, tried to escape OsCorp, Spider-Man shot a web line at the glider and pulled it into a vat of acid which melted it.

When Punisher tracked Peter Parker to Green Goblin's hideout, Peter tried to escape him by flying away on Green Goblin's glider.

## Weapons

### **Small glider**

The original, small glider could fly and fire a laser beam.

### **Large glider**

The large glider had several different capabilities. The large glider could:

* Fly
* Fire heat seeking missiles
* Drop pumpkin bombs
* Shoot razor discs
* Had a flame thrower
Electro (Spider-Man 2: Enter Electro)

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## Electro

* Electro
* Hyper-Electro

### Voiced by

Dee Bradley Baker

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**Electro** is the main villain of Spider-Man 2: Enter Electro.

## History

Electro was able to break into a technology company owned by BioTech Industries and was able to steal some equipment. The guards at BioTech attempted to stop Electro but failed.

Electro later enlisted the help of Sandman, Hammerhead, and Beetle to help him steal technology to create a machine known as the Bio-Nexus Device. The Bio-Nexus Device would be used by Electro to increase his own power. However, Electro learned that only Dr. Watts had the necessary equipment to finish the Bio-Nexus Device so he sent Hammerhead to kidnap her.

When Spider-Man caught up to Electro and Dr. Watts, Electro used his power to animate several robot samurais that attacked Spider-Man. Electro then escaped with Dr. Watts.

Dr. Watts finished the Bio-Nexus Device. However, Electro learned that the Bio-Nexus Device could only be powered by a giant diamond. Electro then went to a museum to get a diamond from there. Spider-Man fought Electro at the museum. Spider-Man then grabbed the diamond, but Electro took Dr. Watts hostage and threatened to kill her unless Spider-Man gave him the diamond. Spider-Man gave Electro the diamond and Electro released Dr. Watts.

Electro then flew to a nearby rooftop and used the Bio-Nexus Device to increase his power and turned himself into a being of pure electricity. However, despite Electro's new power, Spider-Man was still able to defeat him. Electro was then sent to prison.

## Trivia

* Electro was voiced by Dee Bradley Baker who voiced the young Destroyer in Spider-Man: The Animated Series.
Egghead

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## Egghead

* A: UTS
* A o S-M

### Occupation

* Scientist
* Criminal

## Trivia

* In Avengers: United They Stand, Egghead was voiced by Robert Latimer.
* Egghead appeared in issue ten of the comic book series, Adventures of Spider-Man as a member of the Masters of Evil.
Doctor Octopus' Mechanical Arms

**Doctor Octopus' mechanical arms** were four metallic arms and they were Dock Ock's greatest weapons.

## History

Otto Octavius created his mechanical arms to handle radioactive material. However, when his cold fusion battery exploded the heat from the explosion welded Octavius' metallic arms to his spine. As Doctor Octopus, Octavius used the four metallic arms as weapons. The metallic arms were capable of lifting a large amount of weight. The claws on the tip of the arms could grab objects and release sleeping gas.

In an alternate reality after Spider-Man's final battle with Doctor Octopus, Spider-Man removed the metallic arms from Doctor Octopus' spine and put them on his own body and began using them himself.

## Design

On Earth-92131, Doctor Octopus designed the claws with a more rectangular look.

On Earth-11983, Doctor Octopus designed his mechanical arms to where the claws were rounded and pointed at the tip.

## Trivia

* In Doctor Octopus: Armed and Dangerous, Doctor Octopus states that his mechanical arms are unbreakable. However, in Battle of the Insidious Six, Scorpion sprays acid from his tail and when it hits one of Ock's metallic arms the acid melts it, and in Make a Wish, Spider-Man uses the Argon Matrix Laser to cut through Doctor Octopus' mechanical arms.
Diego Reggente

## Nationality

**Diego Reggente** was an Italian voice actor.

## Filmography

### Television series

* Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion
* Mobile Suit Gundam
* Spider-Man: The Animated Series
* Star Trek: The Animated Series
* Street Fighter II V
* Superman: The Animated Series
* Transformers

### Movies

* Batman: Hask of the Phantasm
* Dragon Ball Z: The Legendary Super Saiyan
* Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might

## Roles

Green Goblin
(Norman Osborn)
Danny Fingeroth

**Daniel "Danny" Fingeroth** is an American comic book writer and editor, best known for a long stint as group editor of the Spider-Man books at Marvel comics which includes Spider-Man Adventures.

## Biography

### Career

#### As a writer and editor

Fingeroth got his start in the comics business in 1974 as an editorial assistant for the short-lived Seaboard Comics. At Marvel Comics in the 1980's, he edited the Spider-Man titles as well as Marvel Team-Up and Ka-Zar.

As a writer, Fingeroth worked on Darkhawk, writing all fifty issues of the book between 1991 and 1995. Before that, he had a long stint on Dazzler, wrote Deadly Foes of Spider-Man and Lethal Foes of Spider-Man mini-series, the Howard the Duck movie adaptation comic and various issues of several Marvel titles, including Avengers, Daredevil, Iron Man and What If?, as well as the Deathtrap: The Vault graphic novel.

Fingeroth resigned from Marvel in 1995to become editor-in-chief of Virtual Comics for Byron Preiss Multimedia and AOL. From there, Fingeroth served as senior vice president for creative development at Visionary Media, home of Showtime's WhirlGirl, for which he served as story editor.

He edited Write Now! (TowMorrows Publishing), a magazine about the craft of comics writing he created, which ran 20 issues from 2003 to 2009. He wrote the 2004 Continuum Publishing book Superman on the Couch: What Superheroes Really Tell Us About Ourselves and Our Society. Fingeroth also wrote The Rough Guide to Graphic Novels (which features artwork by Mike Manley).

#### As an educator and public speaker

Fingeroth has taught comics writing at New York University, The New School, Media Bistro and Soho Gallery for Digital art.

He has been a speaker at the New York Comics & Picture-Story Symposium at Parsons The New School for Design. He has also taught classes, and functioned as organizer, moderator and curator of events at the Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art.

In 2012, Fingeroth along with Karen Green, Graphic novels Librarian (Columbia University) and Jeremy Dauber, Director, Institute for Israel and Jewish Studies (Columbia University) organized Comic New York, a symposium marking writer Chris Claremont's donation of his archivees of all his major writing projects over the previous fourty yers to the University's Rare Book & Manuscript Library. The symposium, which was held March 24 - 25, 2012 at Columbia's Low Memorial Library, featured discussion panels with Fingeroth, Claremont, and numerous other mainstream and independent comics creators.
Hiroaki Ishikawa

## Nationality

**Hiroaki Ishikawa** is a Japanese actor.

## Filmography

### Television series

* The Batman
* Guin Saga
* Intrigue in the Bakumatsu - Irohanihoheto
* Mega Man NT Warrior
* Mystical Detective Loki Ragnarok
* Shiki
* Spider-Man: The Animated Series
* Superman: The Animated Series
* Utawarerumono

### Video games

* Atelier Elie: The Alchemist of Salburg 2
* Fallout: New Vegas
* God of War II
* Shenmue
* Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE
* Utawarerumono
Into the Mystic

**Into the Mystic** is the second of two stories that are in the fourteenth issue of the Spider-Man Adventures. The first story is Ock Rocks.

## Plot

Only minutes after Doctor Octopus' attack at the Marvel theme park, Peter Parker and Mary Jane go and see a fortune teller at the theme park called Madame Harkness. As they stand outside of Madame Harkness' Haunted Mansion, Peter tells Mary Jane that he does not want to go and see Madame Harkness anymore. However, Mary Jane jokes around and asks if Peter has any dark secrets he's been keeping from her.

As Peter and Mary Jane enter the mansion a butler points them in the direction of Madame Harkness. However, when Peter and Mary Jane enter Madame Harkness' parlor Peter sees how beautiful she is and tells Mary Jane that he has changes his mind about going to her. Hearing this makes Mary Jane angry.

As Peter and Mary Jane sit around a table Madame Harkness tells Peter that Mary Jane has told her that he is shy and withdrawn and that he has a dark secret. Madame Harkness continues to say that she senses that Peter craves adventure and he "webs from intrigue to intrigue." After hearing this Peter begins to think that Madame Harkness knows he is Spider-Man but is unsure how.

Peter then remembers back to how he got his powers and how he became a hero after his Uncle Ben was killed. Madame Harkness then tells Peter that because of some great tragedy in his life he learned that with great power comes great responsibility. Peter is once again shocked because he knows there is no way she should know that. As Peter and Mary Jane leave Madame Harkness' parlor Peter tells Mary Jane that what she said was nonsense. However, Peter began to wonder if Madame Harkness really had psychic powers and knew that he was Spider-Man.

## Characters

* Spider-Man / Peter Parker
* Mary Jane Watson
* Madame Harkness
* Butler
* Ben Parker
* May Parker
* Burglar
* Baxter Bigelow
* Bernard O'Brien

## Locations

* Earth-TRN566

* New York City

* Marvel World

* Harkness Haunted Mansion

* Midtown High School
* Science exhibit
* The Parker house
* Television studio

## Items

* Radioactive Spider
* Thing balloon

## Trivia

* When Peter and Mary Jane enter Harkness Haunted Mansion, Mary Jane calls the butler Fester. This is a reference to Uncle Fester who is a character in the Addams Family television show and movies.

* The burglar had a different appearance in this issue then he did in Spider-Man: The Animated Series. In Spider-Man: The Animated Series, the burglar was muscular and had long blonde hair. In this issue the burglar had an average build, short red hair, and he wore a jacket and a newsboy cap.
Eye of Agamotto

The **Eye of Agamotto** is a magical object that is in the possession of Doctor Strange.

## History

The Eye of Agamotto was presumably built by the mystical being called Agamotto.

At some point it came into the possession of Doctor Strange and he wore it around his neck.

When Peter Parker was placed under the mental control of Baron Mordo he attacked the Sanctum Sanctorum as Spider-Man. Doctor Strange then used the power of the Eye of Agamotto to learn that Spider-Man had been placed under a spell by Baron Mordo. As Doctor Strange did this a third eye appeared on his forehead. Doctor Strange then used the Eye of Agamotto to remove the spell that Mordo placed on Spider-Man.

Later when Doctor Strange fought both Baron Mordo and Dormammu, Doctor Strange fired a beam from the Eye of Agamotto which hit them.

After Mordo was defeated Doctor Strange used the Eye of Agamotto to show Mary Jane Watson deep burried memories about her father and how he was abusive. This was enough to break Mordo's mental control over Mary Jane.

## Powers

The Eye of Agamotto could be used to detect spells that were placed on people and remove them.

Doctor Strange could also fire a magical beam from the Eye of Agamotto.

The Eye of Agamotto could also allow it's user to see into people's minds.

## In the comics

The third of the Vishantis, Agamotto, created three eyes, one of Power, one of Truth and one of Prescience. Doctor Strange's Eye of Agamotto is most commonly associated with the term.

The Eye of Agamotto's origin is currently unknown, but there are theories of how it came into existence. Some believe that it was discovered by Agamotto among the skies and stars, where it had drifted for ages. Others claim that it was created by Agamotto himself, which makes sense when the Eye's powers are compared to those of "the All-Seeing."

The eye itself resides within the amulet and is released from time to time as opposed to where a third eye appeared on Doctor Strange's forehead as it did on Spider-Man: The Animated Series.

It was placed in the care of Eternity until a worthy mage could successfully reach him. Doctor Strange did so and was given the Eye of Agamotto to battle Dormammu.

### In movies

In the 2016 movie, Doctor Strange, the Eye of Agamotto is a container for the Time Stone which is one of the six Infinity Stones. The head of Marvel Studios, Kevin Feige, said in an interview *"In this film, the Eye is a very important relic that can be quite dangerous if used in the wrong hands, because it has the ability to do any number of things, the most dangerous of which is, it can sort of manipulate probabilities. Which is also another way of saying, 'screw around with time' - which is part of our story."*
Elizabeth Stride

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## Elizabeth Stride

### Voiced by

None

**Elizabeth Stride** was a prostitute that lived in London during the 19th century.

## History

When Mary Jane Watson traveled back in time to 19th century England she had amnesia and didn't remember who she was.

Mary Jane was soon found by two prostitutes, Elizabeth Stride and Catherine Eddowes. Since MJ had lost her memory, Elizabeth decided to help her. Later, Elizabeth saw Mary Jane with that universe's Flash Thompson. She believed Mary Jane was also a prostitute and left her alone so she could entertain Flash.

A short while later Elizabeth was murdered by having her throat slashed by Jack the Ripper who was revealed to be Carnage.

## In the comics

In Thunderbolts #166 (2012), the Thunderbolts traveled back in time to London. It is revealed that the Thunderbolts member, Mr. Hyde had become Jack the Ripper and killed Elizabeth Stride as well as other women.

## The real Elizabeth Stride

Elizabeth Stride was born Elisabeth Gustafsdotter in the parish of Torslanda, west of Gothenburg, Sweden, on November 27, 1843. She was the daughter of a Swedish farmer, Gustaf Ericsson, and his wife, Beata Carlsdotter. In 1860, Elizabeth took work as a domestic in the Gotenburg parish of Carl Johan, moving again the next few years to other Gothenburg districts. Unlike most other victims of the Whitechapel murders, who fell into prostitution due to poverty after a failed marriage, Elizabeth took it up early on. By March 1865 she was registered by the Gothenburg police as a prostitute, was treated twice for sexually transmitted diseases, and gave birth to a stillborn girl on April 21, 1865.

The following year Elizabeth moved to London. On March 7, 1869 she married John Thomas Stride, a ship's carpenter who was 13 years her senior. However, by the end of 1881, they had divorced.

Stride's body was discovered close to 1:00 A.M. on September 30, 1888. It is believed that Stride was murdered between 12:30 and 12:50 A.M. It is believed that Stride was murdered by Jack the Ripper. Unlike Jack the Ripper's previous victims, Stride had no abnormal disfigurement other than a slashed throat. It is believed that the killer was interrupted before he had an opportunity to mutilate the body.

## Trivia

* Elizabeth Stride appeared in the script, Peter Finds Mary Jane.
Gudo Hoegel

## Filmography

### Television series

* Captain N The Game Master
* Darkwing Duck
* Earthworm Jim
* Family Guy
* Muppet Babies
* One Piece
* The Simpsons
* Spider-Man: The Animated Series
* The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3
* The Super Mario Bros. Super Show
* Super Mario World

### Movies

* Cars
* Cars 2
* Futurama: Bender's Big Score
* InuYasha the Movie: swords of an Honorable Ruler
* The Muppet Christmas Carol
* Muppet Treasure Island
* Muppets from Space
* Ratatouille
* Stuart Little
* Stuart Little 2
* Stuart Little 3: Call of the Wild
Gerard Surugue

## Gerard Surugue

### Characters played

* Shocker
* Herbert Landon
* Nick Fury
* Captain America
* Daredevil
* Prowler

## Nationality

**Gerard Surugue** is a French voice actor.

## Filmography

### Television series

* Digimon Adventure
* Dragon Ball
* Dragon Ball GT
* Dragon Ball Z
* The Garfield Show
* Gargoyles
* Genshiken
* Hercules
* Muppets Tonight
* Spider-Man: The Animated Series
* Superman: The Animated Series

### Movies

* Asterix and the Vikings
* Barbie and the Magic of Pegasus
* Barbie as Repunzel
* Barbie in the Nutcracker
* Barbie Thumbelina
* James in the Giant Peach
* Lady and the Tramp
* Looney Tunes: Back in Action
* Space Jam
* Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen

### Video games

* Brutal Legend
* Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy
* Kingdom Hearts
* Kingdom Hearts II

## Roles

ShockerHerbert LandonNick FuryCaptain AmericaDaredevilProwler
Empire State Building

The **Empire State Building** is the fifth tallest building in America.

## History

At one point Alistair Smythe attempted to use the Mega-Slayer to abduct Curt Connors. However, Connors transformed into the Lizard and went into the sewer. Smythe then took Margaret Connors hostage and ordered Spider-Man to bring Connors to the top of the Empire State Building in six hours.

Unable to capture the Lizard, Spider-Man went to the Empire State Building and told Smythe that he could not find Connors. However, Smythe believed that Spider-Man was lying and had the Mega-Slayer attack him.

Later when Spider-Man took Maria Taina Elizando web swinging he took her to the top of the Empire State Building.

The Empire State Building was once taken over by an alien race known as the Phalanx but they were stopped by the X-Men.
Choirboys

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## Members

### Former

Various unnamed members

The **Choirboys** were a group of elite hitmen that worked for a criminal cartel.

## History

Spider-Man and Punisher were attacked by the Choirboys. They were possibly attacked because Punisher had been trying to bring down the criminal cartel that they worked for. Spider-Man and Punisher worked together to defeat them.

## Trivia

* The Choirboys only appeared in issue one of Adventures of Spider-Man but did not appear in Spider-Man: The Animated Series.
* Choirboys was not the groups official name. Spider-Man jokingly referred to the group as "choirboys".
Gas Grenade

* Grenade
* Explosion

The **gas grenade** was a weapon used by Spider-Man in the 1995 Spider-Man video game.

## History

The grenades could be collected throughout various levels of the Spider-Man video game.

Spider-Man could throw them at his enemies and when they explode they would release a gas that would cause Spider-Man's enemies to become sleepy.
Grand Central Station

**Grand Central Station** is a majestic Beaux-Arts architectural masterpiece with 44 train platforms operated by Metro-North Railroad, a central subway station in Midtown Manhattan with access to the 4, 5, 6, S, and 7 subway lines, 68 shops, 35 dining options, and about 75 events annually.

## History

Spider-Man fought Venom at Grand Central Station. Their fight led them both to the top of a train which took them to the launch site of the John Jameson Probe.
Grey Gargoyle (Marvel: Ultimate Alliance)

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## Grey Gargoyle

### Voiced by

Tom Kane

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**Grey Gargoyle** is a criminal that has the power to turn other people into stone. This version of Grey Gargoyle appeared in the video game Marvel: Ultimate Alliance.

## History

As the superheroes make their way through a castle looking for the Mandarin, they encounter Grey Gargoyle who is there to defend the Mandarin. After a brief fight, Grey Gargoyle is defeated.

## Trivia

* Grey Gargoyle was voiced by Tom Kane who previously voiced Doctor Doom in Spider-Man: The Animated Series.
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Iron Man Armor

This page is about the armor that Iron Man used in Spider-Man: The Animated Series.
For other suits of armor that were used by Iron Man in Iron Man: The Animated Series click here.

## Iron Man Armor

### Effects

* Repulsor beams
* Flight

### Users

Iron Man

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**Iron Man's armor** is the technological means Tony Stark uses to fight crime as the hero, Iron Man.

## History

When Tony Stark was kidnapped by the Mandarin, he was forced to build him an invincible suit of armor which Mandarin could use to take over the world. However, Stark and Mandarin's other captive, Wellington Yinsen, built a suit of armor for Tony to wear so he could escape. While the armor was powering up, the Mandarin attempted to kill Iron Man for taking his armor. However, Yinsen jumped in front of the beam coming from Mandarin's ring to sacrifice himself to give the armor enough time to power up. When the armor was fully powered, Tony used it to escape the Mandarin's lair.

Over the years, Tony Stark would build several other types of armor for various purposes.

The armor that Iron Man wore to help Spider-Man fight Carnage and in the Secret Wars was the fourth version of Iron Man's main armors.

## Equipment

The Iron Man armor's two main features are it's repulsor beams and it's jet boots.

The repulsor beam is a high density muon beam which can be fired as a powerful blast of concussive energy. The main purpose of the repulsor beam is defense. The repulsor beams can be fired from the palm of the gloves of the armor.

The jets are located on the soles of the armors boots. These jets allow Iron Man to fly through the air.

## In the comics

The armor used by Iron Man in Spider-Man: The Animated Series appears to be based on the Mark 12 armor from the comics.

The Mark 12 armor could be telepathically controlled by an electronic head-set. Tony Stark built the Mark 12 armor after he got severe nerve damage and was unable to continue wearing his Iron Man armors.
Dave Hunt

**Dave Hunt** (August 2, 1942 - March 5, 2017) was an American comic book artist and fine art painter. Most active during the "Bronze Age" of American comics, he did inking for both DC and Marvel comics and Disney's comics. He was also an accomplished hyperrealist painter. Hunt was an inker for Spider-Man Magazine.

## Biography

### Career

Beginning in 1972, he worked as an inker for Marvel Comics, assisting Mike Esposito and Frank Giacoia. He inked artists including John Byrne and Ross Andru, working on titles such as Spider-Man, Captain America and the Fantastic Four. In 1978 he began working for DC, where he worked with Superman pencilers Curt Swan and Kurt Schaffenberger and other artists on Superboy and the Legion of Super-Heroes, Wonder Woman, and DC Comics Presents. In the 1980s, he worked with penciler José Delbo on Marvel's Transformers comics. Beginning in 1991 he worked for Disney, on titles such as The Little Mermaid, Darkwing Duck, and Beauty and the Beast. In the mid 1990s he inked Mr. Hero the Newmatic Man for Tekno Comix. He worked on Scooby-Doo comics for DC from 1999 to 2005. Other pencilers he worked with include John Romita Sr., Gil Kane, George Tsuka, Sal Buscema, Tom Morgan, Keith Giffen, George Pérez, Jim Mooney, Don Newton, and Keith Pollard.

### Death

Hunt died on March 5, 2017, of complications from cancer.
Graham Marks

**Graham Marks** is an American comic book writer that has worked for both Marvel Comics and Dark Horse comics. He is known for writing issues of the Marvel Comics series Codename: GenetiX, Dinosuars: A Celebration, and Motormouth. Marks wrote the novelization of the Spider-Man: The Animated Series episodes The Spider Slayer and Return of the Spider Slayer.
Hulk (Disambiguation page)

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Hulk

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Hulk
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**Television series**

The Incredible Hulk
Flight Harness

Vulture's **flight harness** was his main weapon. It allowed him to fly through the air and he could use the gauntlets on the suit to drain a person's youth and make himself younger.

## History

Adrian Toomes used his company, Toomes Aerodynamics, to research anti-gravity technology.

Because of his research Toomes was able to create a pair of artificial wings. The artificial wings allowed Toomes to soar through the air. The metallic wings were also razor sharp and could slice through solid objects.

At one point Adrian Toomes obtained the Tablet of Time and studied it. Toomes studied the Tablet of Time and found a way to duplicate it abilities to return a person's youth. Toomes created a pair of gauntlets that could drain a person's youth and make himself younger. However, the transformation was not permanent and Toomes had to regularly absorb the youth from other people.
Dorumon

Main Race
 Secondary Race
 Generation

Dorumon is a beast Digimon with an old-style interface on his forehead. It is speculated he is an experimental "Prototype Digimon" since before the Digimon were discovered.

## Main Skill

> Evolution 1
>
>

Increase the value of all cards by 1. Takes 6 turns to charge.

## Leader Skill

> Small Defence Boost
>
>

Small increase in defence of all allies. Takes 6 turns to charge.

## Digivolutions

10 Small Blue Capacitors
1 LVL 5 Knight Digimon
20 Medium Blue Capacitors
1 LVL 10 Knight Digimon
1 LVL 8 Dragon Digimon
1 LVL 5 Dragon Digimon
30 Large Blue Capacitors
2 LVL 30 Knight Digimon
3 LVL 20 Knight Digimon