In other media Television Miles Warren appeared in the 1990s Spider-Man animated series, voiced by Jonathan Harris. This version is a scientist whose cloning experiments were banned by the government. In the two-part episode "The Return of Hydro-Man", he continues his experiments in secret from his underwater lab, with anonymous help from the crime lord Silvermane. However, Warren's clones prove unsuccessful as their cells cannot hold together and eventually disintegrate. Interested in Hydro-Man's ability to dissemble and reassemble, Warren retrieves a DNA sample from the location where the villain evaporated and creates a perfect clone. Like the real Hydro-Man, the clone loves Mary Jane Watson and demands Warren create a clone of the woman. With Mary Jane having gone missing, Warren retrieves some hair samples, which he uses to create the clone. When Mary Jane's clone escapes, Hydro-Man goes after Mary Jane, which leads to Spider-Man discovering Warren's underwater lab. While both clones eventually evaporate, Warren is able to retrieve a DNA sample of Spider-Man with the intent of cloning as well. An alternate universe version of Warren appears in the series finale "I Really, Really Hate Clones", in which he captures and clones Peter Parker and tampers with both versions' memories, with one changing his name and going by the Scarlet Spider and the other later turning into Spider-Carnage. Miles Warren appears in The Spectacular Spider-Man animated series, voiced by Brian George. This version is depicted as East Indian. In the episode "Blueprints", he and his assistant Debra Whitman join his brother Aaron Warren, Dr. Curt Connors, and Dr. Martha Connors in scientific research at the ESU labs with a grant from Norman Osborn. Warren bases his genetic research on work with lizard DNA, but the latter discourages his efforts. In the episode "Destructive Testing", Warren offers to alter Kraven the Hunter's genetic material, mutating the latter into a leonine creature. In the episode "Identity Crisis", Warren plots to take the Connors' lab for himself. In the episode "Subtext", he turns Mark Allan into Molten Man. Connors discovers Warren's research and involvement with supervillains and threatens to tell the school board, but Warren retaliates by threatening to inform them of how his colleague became the Lizard; forcing the Connorses to move away. The Jackal appears in the late-2010s Spider-Man animated series as the alter ego of Raymond Warren (voiced by John DiMaggio) . In addition to being depicted as Gwen Stacy's maternal uncle, this version mixed his own DNA with that of his namesake and has mastered cloning technology, creating numerous clones of himself in case he is ever exposed or caught .
In other media Television Miles Warren appeared in the 1990s Spider-Man animated series, voiced by Jonathan Harris. This version is a scientist whose cloning experiments were banned by the government. In the two-part episode "The Return of Hydro-Man", he continues his experiments in secret from his underwater lab, with anonymous help from the crime lord Silvermane. However, Warren's clones prove unsuccessful as their cells cannot hold together and eventually disintegrate. Interested in Hydro-Man's ability to dissemble and reassemble, Warren retrieves a DNA sample from the location where the villain evaporated and creates a perfect clone. Like the real Hydro-Man, the clone loves Mary Jane Watson and demands Warren create a clone of the woman. With Mary Jane having gone missing, Warren retrieves some hair samples, which he uses to create the clone. When Mary Jane's clone escapes, Hydro-Man goes after Mary Jane, which leads to Spider-Man discovering Warren's underwater lab. While both clones eventually evaporate, Warren is able to retrieve a DNA sample of Spider-Man with the intent of cloning as well. An alternate universe version of Warren appears in the series finale "I Really, Really Hate Clones", in which he captures and clones Peter Parker and tampers with both versions' memories, with one going by the Scarlet Spider and the other later turning into Spider-Carnage. Miles Warren appears in The Spectacular Spider-Man animated series, voiced by Brian George. This version is depicted as East Indian. In the episode "Blueprints", he and his assistant Debra Whitman join his brother Aaron Warren, Dr. Curt Connors, and Dr. Martha Connors in scientific research at the ESU labs with a grant from Norman Osborn. Warren bases his genetic research on work with lizard DNA, but the latter discourages his efforts. In the episode "Destructive Testing", Warren offers to alter Kraven the Hunter's genetic material, mutating the latter into a leonine creature. In the episode "Identity Crisis", Warren plots to take the Connors' lab for himself. In the episode "Subtext", he turns Mark Allan into Molten Man. Connors discovers Warren's research and involvement with supervillains and threatens to tell the school board, but Warren retaliates by threatening to inform them of how his colleague became the Lizard; forcing the Connorses to move away. The Jackal appears in the animated series Marvel's Spider-Man as the alter ego of Raymond Warren (voiced by John DiMaggio) .
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. In addition to being depicted as Gwen Stacy's maternal uncle, this version mixed his own DNA with that of his namesake and has mastered cloning technology, creating numerous clones of himself in case he is ever exposed or caught