Spider-Man Season Two

Episodes[]

Script #	Title	Writer(s)	Original Airdate	Production Code
14	"The Insidious Six"	John Semper, Jr. David Lee Miller	September 9, 1995	201
15	"Battle of the Insidious Six"	John Semper, Jr. Doug Booth	September 16, 1995	202
16	"Hydro-Man"	John Semper, Jr. James Krieg	September 23, 1995	203
17	"The Mutant Agenda"	John Semper, Jr. J.M. DeMatteis Stevent Grant Michael Edens	September 30, 1995	204
18	"The Mutants' Revenge"	John Semper, Jr. Michael Edens Francis Moss Ted Pedersen	October 7, 1995	205
19	"Morbius"	John Semper, Jr. Brynne Stephens Lydia Marano	October 28, 1995	206
20	"Enter the Punisher"	John Semper, Jr. Carl Potts	November 4, 1995	207
21	"Duel of the Hunters"	John Semper, Jr.	November 11, 1995	208
22	"Tablet of Time"	Mark Hoffmeier Stan Berkowitz John Semper, Jr.	November 18, 1995	211
23	"Ravages of Time"	Mark Hoffmeier Stan Berkowitz John Semper, Jr.	November 25, 1995	212
24	"Blade the Vampire Hunter"	Stephanie Mathison Mark Hoffmeier John Semper, Jr.	February 3, 1996	209
25	"The Immortal Vampire"	John Semper, Jr. Meg McLaughlin	February 10, 1996	210
26	"Shriek of the Vulture"	John Semper, Jr. Gilles Wheeler Eyelyn A. R. Gabai	February 17, 1996	213
27	"The Final Nightmare"	John Semper, Jr. Sandy Fries	February 24, 1996	214

Summary[]

This season, Spider-Man would battle new enemies and old. First, several villains would team up as the Insidious Six. He would also encounter new villains such as Morbius the Living Vampire, Hydro-Man, Silvermane, Tombstone, and Vulture. He would also come into conflict with the heroes Blade and Punisher. Mary Jane Watson and Felicia Hardy would complicate matters further as Peter's feelings for both grew. All the while, he would battle his own body as his genetic mutation causes him to evolve into a hideous monster.

Background[]

In an interview, executive producer John Semper, Jr. stated the purpose of the Neogenic Nightmare was to create a story arc for a Saturday morning show like what Stan Lee did for comics in the sixties. Although opposed by the studio and network, successive seasons would also contain similar season-long stories.

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Spider-Man Episodes
Season One	"Night of the Lizard" • "The Spider Slayer" • "Return of the Spider Slayers" • "Doctor Octopus: Armed and Dangerous" • "The Menace of Mysterio" • "The Sting of the Scorpion" • "Kraven the Hunter" • "The Alien Costume, Part One" • "The Alien Costume, Part Two" • "The Alien Costume, Part Three" • "The Hobgoblin, Part One" • "The Hobgoblin, Part Two" • "Day of the Chameleon"
Season Two	"The Insidious Six" • "Battle of the Insidious Six" • "Hydro-Man" • "The Mutant Agenda" • "The Mutants' Revenge" • "Morbius" • "Enter the Punisher" • "Duel of the Hunters" • "Blade the Vampire Hunter" • "The Immortal Vampire" • "Tablet of Time" • "Ravages of Time" • "Shriek of the Vulture" • "The Final Nightmare"
Season Three	"Doctor Strange" • "Make a Wish" • "Attack of the Octobot" • "Enter the Green Goblin" • "Rocket Racer" • "Framed" • "The Man Without Fear" • "The Ultimate Slayer" • "Tombstone" • "Venom Returns" • "Carnage" • "The Spot" • "Goblin War!" • "Turning Point"
Season Four	"Guilty" • "The Cat" • "The Black Cat" • "The Return of Kraven" • "Partners" • "The Awakening" • "The Vampire Queen" • "The Return of the Green Goblin" • "The Haunting of Mary Jane Watson" • "The Lizard King" • "The Prowler"
Season Five	"The Wedding" • "Six Forgotten Warriors" • "Unclaimed Legacy" • "Secrets of the Six" • "The Six Fight Again" • "The Price of Heroism" • "The Return of Hydro-Man, Part One" • "The Return of Hydro-Man, Part Two" • "Arrival" • "The Gauntlet of the Red Skull" • "Doom" • "I Really, Really Hate Clones" • "Farewell, Spider-Man"