Spider-Man (2003)

Taking place after the 2002 "Spider-Man" theatrical blockbuster, "Spider-Man (2003)" was a new kind of Spider-Man cartoon featuring new graphics from Mainframe, the company behind "Reboot." The show follows young Peter Parker as he makes his way through college life, with his best friends Mary Jane Watson and Harry Osborn at his side. Spidey battles old and new faces (from Kraven the Hunter to a newbie known as the Talon). "Doogie Howser, M.D." alumnus Neil Patrick Harris lends his amazing vocal talent as the webslinger.

Did You Know?:

That the original concept for this series was going to be based off the Ultimate Spider-man comics? However, the idea was scrapped due to the idea to make an animated series based off the continuity set in the live-action Spider-man world.

Episode Info

Final: 1x13 -- Mind Games (2) (Sep/12/2003)

Cast

Edward Asner voiced Officer Barr (voice)	Ian Ziering voiced Harry Osborn
Lisa Loeb voiced Mary Jane Watson	Neil Patrick Harris voiced Peter Parker / Spider-Man

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Crew

Executive Producer: Stan Lee, Avi Arad, Joseph M. Caracciolo
Producer: Laura Ziskin, Ian Bryce
Consulting Producer: Grant Curtis
Associate Producer: Steven P. Saeta, Heidi Fugeman
Production Designer: Neil Spisak
Editor: Bob Murawski
Casting: Francine Maisler

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Recurring Guests

• Julie Nathanson as Sally (3 eps)
• Clancy Brown as Raymond (2 eps)
• Jeremy Piven as Roland Gaines (2 eps)
• Jennifer Hale as Female News Announcer (2 eps)
• Kathy Griffin as Roxanne Gaines (2 eps)
• Cree Summer as Professor Williams (2 eps)
• Jeffrey Combs as Dr. Zellner (2 eps)
• Rino Romano as Doug's friend (2 eps)

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Spider-Man (2003)

Classification: Animation
Genre: Animation General | Action | Adventure
Status: Canceled/Ended
Network: MTV (