''Rhino'': The walloping Rhino sets his sights on some gold bouillon, trashing submarines, trains, and armored cars! Will Spider-Man be able to put a stop to the unstoppable? Or will he be left in the wreckage of the Rhino's wake? ''The Madness of Mysterio'': Mysterio returns to hit Spider-Man with some special effects that shrink him down to size. How will the six-inch tall Webhead make it through Mysterio's funhouse of gigantic proportions?

"The One-Eyed Idol": A mysterious idol appears at the Daily Bugle and forces J. Jonah Jameson to hand all his money over. Spider-Man must solve the mystery and defeat the culprits before they claim more victims. "Fifth Avenue Phantom": The Phantom and his robots have burglarized a famous department store using shrink rays. Now Spider-Man must locate the stolen items and bring the Phantom to jail.

"The Revenge of Dr. Magneto": A disgruntled scientist uses magnetism to destroy parts of the city in order to gain recognition and fame. Spider-Man must race to prevent each catastrophe before the city is destroyed. "The Sinister Prime Minister": The Prime Minister of Rutania is held captive and replaced by an impostor in order to steal gold intended to help fight poverty. Now, Spider-Man must free the real Prime Minister in order to make things right.

"Diet of Destruction": A metal-eating monster with a monstrous appetite goes on a feeding frenzy in New York! "The Witching Hour": The Green Goblin uses J. Jonah Jameson as a medium to evoke evil spirits to do his bidding.

"The Night of the Villains": Spiderman fails to stop Blackbeard from stealing a treasure chest and Jesse James from robbing a bank. After tackling a Paris Executioner, Spiderman finds the villains are all wax robots created by Parafino. "Here Comes Trubble": Classical statues are coming to life and causing trouble in the city. After some investigating, Spider-Man discovers that Ms. Trubble has been conjuring up the legendary creatures to do her bidding.

"Never Step On A Scorpion": J. Jonah Jameson sends the Scorpion to defeat Spider-Man, but when his plan backfires Spider-Man has to save Jonah from his own hired villain. "Sands Of Crime": Spider-Man is framed for stealing the world's biggest diamond. No, he must defeat the Sand-Man to prove his innocence.

"Spider-Man Meets Doctor Noah Boddy": J. Jonah Jameson is framed for burglary by an invisible man. Now, Spider-Man must figure out how to defeat a foe he can't see in order to save his boss. "The Fantastic Fakir": Spider-Man encounters a Fakir with mystical powers as he uses magic to steal precious stones. Spider-Man must defeat the Fakir and retrieve the jewels before the Maharaja returns.

"The Sky is Falling": The Vulture is terrorizing the city and Spider-Man sets out to defeat the winged menace. "Captured By J. Jonah Jameson": An inventor creates a robot to capture Spider-Man for J. Jonah Jameson.

"Return Of The Flying Dutchman": When the famed ship The Flying Dutchman appears near Smuggler's Cove, Spider-Man decides to investigate. While peering out to sea, Spider-Man is attacked and follows the goons to discover that Mysterio is behind the holograms of the Flying Dutchman. "Farewell Performance": The Old Castle Theater is set to be demolished by the city, but strange things are happening to prevent the workers from destroying the building. When Spider-Man investigates, he is captured by the old legends of the theater and eventually realizes the importance of this city landmark.

"The Menace of Mysterio": A mysterious villain is posing as Spider-Man and causing mayhem in the city. Spider-Man becomes a wanted man and battles Mysterio to clear his name.

''The Golden Rhino'': The Rhino is back and he's stolen two truckloads of gold to make a shining statue of himself. Now, Spider-Man must find a way to stop the unstoppable Rhino! ''Blueprint For Crime'': When Spider-Man foils a heist by the Plotter and his two lackeys Cowboy and Ox, the villains decide to capture Spider-Man. After discovering the plan, Spider-Man uses himself as bait and sets a trap that leads straight behind bars.

"Where Crawls the Lizard": The Lizard is terrorizing the Florida Everglades and Spider-Man needs to find his way to Florida to stop the monster. "Electro the Human Lightning Bolt": Spider-Man is accused of being a burglar and fights to capture Electro to save his name.

''The Spider and the Fly'': A mysterious character called the Human Fly is toying with Spider-Man by leading him away from a site and then stealing jewelry at the site. Spider-Man must outsmart the Human Fly to get to the bottom of the fiasco. ''The Slippery Dr. Von Schlick'': Spiderman encounters a slippery villain named Dr. Von Schlick in the middle of a fire. After losing him a second time while trying to prevent a barge from sinking, Spider-Man has no option but to stop this menace once and for all.

"The Power of Dr. Octopus": Dr. Octopus kidnaps Spider-Man in order to hold the city ransom. "Sub-Zero for Spidey": Spider-Man battles ice creatures to save his city from freezing.

''The Vulture's Prey'': The Vulture abducts J. Jonah Jameson and ties him dangerously close to a large pendulum in order to lure Spider-Man in the open. Now, Spider-Man must risk his life to save the one man set on destroying his reputation. ''The Dark Terrors'': The Phantom is casting shadowy figures around the city to commit crimes. Spider-Man encounters one of the mysterious figures when Betty is attacked and must find a way to capture and defeat a villain he can't touch.

''The Terrible Triumph of Dr. Octopus'': Spider-Man fails to prevent Dr. Octopus from stealing Dr. Smarter's nullifier. Afer some investigation, Spider-Man tracks down Dr. Octopus, but the evil villain has a devious trap waiting for the webslinger. ''Magic Malice'': The Green Goblin escapes Spider-Man as he steals Blackwell's magic secrets. With his new array of magic tricks, the Goblin goes on a stealing spree around the city. Now Spider-Man must enlist the help of Blackwell to apprehend the magical menace!

''Fountain of Terror'': Peter discovers that Dr. Connor is missing and travels to Florida to investigate. He encounters Cliventon, and chases him along with Billy Connor to his hideout where they find the doctor. Now, they must work as a team to defeat Cliventon and save the doctor! ''Fiddler on the Loose'': The Fiddler kidnaps Flintridge's band, a popular music group. Spider-Man rushes to prevent the Fiddler from destroying the Flintridge's music and get them back on the airwaves.

''To Catch A Spider'': Dr. Noah Boddy releases Electro, the Green Goblin, and the Vulture from prison to get back at Spider-Man. All three disable Spider-Man's powers and arrange to meet at midnight at the docks. But Spider-Man is one step ahead as he starts his plan to pit them against each other. ''Double Identity'': The villain Charles Cameo commits a crime while disguised as Peter Parker and encounters Spider-Man at the scene of the crime. Spider-Man fails to capture the master of masquerade and has no way of knowing who Cameo will impersonate next. Luckily, Cameo's hubris gets the best of him as he poses as Spider-Man and encounters the real Spider-Man, initiating a doppelganger showdown!

''Sting of the Scorpion'': The Scorpion escapes prison to get back at Jonah Jameson and Spider-Man. The Scorpion breaks into Dr. Stillwell's lab and drinks a toxic potion that mutates him into a twenty-foot-tall giant. He captures Jameson and starts rampaging into the city. Now, Spider-Man must find a way to return the Scorpion to his normal size in order to save Jameson. ''Trick or Treachery'': The Fly Twins break into a vault and frame Spider-Man for the crime in the process. The villains implant a "fly tracer" on Spider-Man in order to monitor his whereabouts and continue to frame him while committing crimes in the city. After discovering that he has been tricked, Spider-Man sets out to clear his name and corners the Fly Twins at a fur storage warehouse for a final battle.

''The Origin of Spider-Man'': Peter Parker is bitten by a radioactive spider and soon finds that he has gained the arachnid's amazing abilities. He learns that "with great power there must also always be great responsibility" after his Uncle Ben, husband of Aunt May, is murdered by a thief who he allowed to get away during a heist.

''The Origin of Spider-Man'': Peter Parker is bitten by a radioactive spider and soon finds that he has gained the arachnid's amazing abilities. He learns that "with great power there must also always be great responsibility" after his Uncle Ben, husband of Aunt May, is murdered by a thief who he allowed to get away during a heist.