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Our favorite crime-fighting super hero, Spider-Man, is back with more amazing adventures and, with the help of both old and new super hero friends, recounts the important lessons he’s learned along the way.
Spidey swings into his arc-powered pal, Ironheart, as the city loses electricity! With Ironheart's suit shorting out, these amazing friends find a creative solution together.
When Hulk has his super-strength stolen by the magical Morgan Le Fay, he and Spidey are forced to think outside-the-box and remember that an open mind is a great tool!
Spidey and Captain America learn a thing or two about responsibility when Cap decides to leave his new Victory Bike unlocked, only for it to get hijacked.
After Mr. Fantastic and Spidey are visited by Mittens, Spidey promises to put him outside. When he doesn't keep his promise, it's catastrophic kitten chaos!
Diamonds are being stolen one-by-one from the jewelry store, so Spidey partners up with The Invisible Woman, aka Sue Storm, to solve the mystery! Who could it BEE?
During an attack by The Trapster, Spidey and The Thing get glued to each other. But before Thing clobbers himself for making a mistake, Spidey Reminds him to take a deep breath and remember that super heroes clobber crime, not themselves.
Spidey and the Human Torch team up to take down Sandman, who's snatching people's stuff at the beach. But when Torch spends too much time showing off, Sandman escapes and our heroes learn that too much of a good thing can be a bad thing.
Faced with an especially challenging power-absorbing super villain, the Fantastic Four forgets how to work as a team. Good thing Spidey's there to remind them why there are the world's most fantastic family.
Captain Marvel and Spidey's relaxing day at the park is ruined by one of Rhino's rampages. But for Captain Marvel, every problem - no matter how big - has a super hero solution.
Spidey arrives in Wakanda for Black Panther's birthday party which turns out to be a very dangerous obstacle course set up by Black Panther's sister, Shuri. The royal siblings are always competitive but they may have gone a little too far.
