1989–November 1989). The "Secret Wars" trilogy adapts the 1984 limited series Marvel Superheroes Secret Wars (May 1984–April 1985). The "Spider Wars" duology adapts the second Clone Saga (October 1994–December 1996). Episodes Cast and characters Main voice cast Christopher Daniel Barnes – Peter Parker / Spider-Man Ed Asner – J. Jonah Jameson Jennifer Hale – Felicia Hardy / Black Cat Saratoga Ballantine – Mary Jane Watson Rodney Saulsberry – Joseph "Robbie" Robertson Linda Gary – May Parker (season 1-3) Julie Bennett – May Parker (season 4-5) Joseph Campanella – Dr. Curt Connors / Lizard Gary Imhoff – Harry Osborn / Green Goblin Neil Ross – Norman Osborn / Green Goblin Roscoe Lee Browne – Wilson Fisk / Kingpin Efrem Zimbalist Jr. – Dr. Otto Octavius / Doctor Octopus Hank Azaria – Eddie Brock / Venom Mark Hamill – Jason Philips / Hobgoblin Joan Lee – Madame Web Production While Fox Kids' X-Men animated series was being produced by Saban, Spider-Man was produced by the newly formed Marvel Films Animation; it was the only series that in-house studio produced, but was animated by TMS-Kyokuchi Corporation, with their subsidiary Seoul Movie helping their parent company with the show's animation (uncredited). Koko Enterprises Ltd. and Anima Sam Won did additional animation for this series (though they were also uncredited). For many years, the series was the second longest-running Marvel show created, after X-Men, as well as the longest-running series based on Spider-Man (until Ultimate Spider-Man surpassed its record in 2015). The show was notorious for its censorship. In some episodes, realistic guns were depicted, but only in flashbacks, such as the showing of guns being fired during a flashback about the Punisher's origins where his wife was killed in the crossfire during a crime. Rules for the production of the show included no punching, throwing through glass, putting children in jeopardy or vampires as well as no usage of the word sinister. In November 2014 podcasts, Semper clarified that the show was not censored more than any other show at the time and that every time this has been brought up to him, he feels it has been blown out of proportion; Semper said that Marvel had no creative control on the TV series because Marvel at the time was in a tough time and close to bankruptcy. In addition, Semper stated that Stan Lee had influence on the show in the first thirteen