the Ultimate Six went to Tinkerer for some weapons, Kraven claims a set of blasters and knives while stating to Tinkerer that he is starting a tab. When Electro is shot by Aunt May, an electric surge knocks out Kraven, Sandman, and Vulture. What The--?! In What The--?! #3 Kraven appears as a raven called Raven the Hunter. In other media Television Kraven the Hunter appears in The Marvel Super Heroes "Iron Man" segment episode "Cliffs of Doom", voiced by Chris Wiggins. Kraven was intended to appear in Spider-Man (1967), but the producers were unable to use him due to his appearance in due to his appearance in The Marvel Super Heroes. Instead, an Australian hunter named Harley Clivendon (also voiced by Chris Wiggins) appears in his place in the episodes "The One-Eyed Idol" and "Fountain of Terror". Kraven the Hunter appears in the Spider-Man (1981) episode "The Hunter and the Hunted", voiced by Jack DeLeon. Kraven the Hunter appears in the Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends episode "The Crime of All Centuries", voiced by George DiCenzo. Kraven the Hunter appears in Spider-Man: The Animated Series, voiced by Gregg Berger. This version is not portrayed as a villain, only coming into conflict with Spider-Man after the former was driven insane. Additionally, Kraven was originally a big-game hunter who got wounded while saving his fiancé Dr. Mariah Crawford. To save his life, Crawford administered a serum that healed him and strengthened his senses and physical abilities, though it also caused him to become increasingly bestial until Spider-Man assists in curing him. Kraven later returns to help Spider-Man when the latter mutates into a feral Man-Spider. With Crawford and the Punisher's help, Kraven cures Spider-Man of his mutations. A Counter-Earth incarnation of Kraven the Hunter simply called the Hunter appears in the Spider-Man Unlimited episode "Enter the Hunter!", voiced by Paul Dobson. This version is a mercenary working for the High Evolutionary and the rebels opposing him depending on who can pay his fee. Additionally, he is one of a few humans that live in the upper sections of the High Evolutionary's city and utilizes a toxic serum that gives him the traits of certain animals when mixed with their pheromones, but shortens his lifespan. Kraven the Hunter appears in Spider-Man: The New Animated Series episode "Mind Games", voiced by Michael Dorn. This version previously fought Spider-Man prior to the series and