Volumes
| Volume | Title | Episodes | Episodes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Amazing Spider-Man: The Origin of Spider-Man | Spider-Man (1967): "The Origin of Spider-Man" | Spider-Man (1981): "The Incredible Shrinking Spider-Man" |
| 2 | Doctor Doom: Meet Doctor Doom | Fantastic Four (1978): "Meet Doctor Doom" | Spider-Man (1981): "Cannon of Doom" |
| 3 | Captain America: The Origin of Captain American | The Marvel Superheroes: "The Origin of Captain America" | Spider-Man (1981): The Capture of Captain America |
| 4 | Magneto: The Menace of Magneto | Fantastic Four (1978): "The Menace of Magneto" | Spider-Man (1981): "When Magneto Speaks...People Listen" |
| 5 | The Incredible Hulk: When Monsters Meet | The Incredible Hulk (1982): "When Monsters Meet" | Spider-Man (1967): "One-Eyed Idol" / "Fifth Avenue Phantom" |
| 6 | The Fly | Spider-Woman (1979): "Spider-Woman and the Fly" | Spider-Man (1967): "The Slippery Dr. Von Schlick" / "The Spider and the Fly" |
| 7 | Fantastic Four: The Impossible Man | Fantastic Four (1978): "The Impossible Man" | Spider-Man (1967): "Spider-Man Meets Dr. Noah Boddy" / "The Fabulous Fakir" |
| 8 | The Sandman: Nothing Can Stop The Sandman | Spider-Man (1981): "The Sandman Is Coming" | Spider-Man (1967): "Sands of Crime" / "Never Step On A Scorpion" |
| 9 | Iron Man: The Hands Of The Mandarin | The Marvel Superheroes: "The Hands of Mandarin" | Spider-Man (1967): "Conner's Reptiles" / "The Winged Thing" |
| 10 | Doctor Octopus: The Power of Doctor Octopus | Spider-Man (1967): "The Power of Doctor Octopus" / "Sub-Zero for Spidey" | Spider-Man (1967): "The Terrible Triumph of Doctor Octopus" / "Magic Malice" |
| 11 | The Thing: Olympics of Space | Fantastic Four (1978): "The Olympics of Space" | Spider-Man (1967): "Criminals of the Clouds" |
| 12 | The Vulture: The Vulture Has Landed | Spider-Man (1981): "The Vulture Has Landed" | Spider-Man (1967): "The Vulture's Prey" / "The Dark Terrors" |
| 13 | Spider-Woman: Games Of Doom | Spider-Woman: "Games of Doom" | Spider-Man (1981): "Doctor Doom - Master of the World" |
| 14 | The Mole Man | Fantastic Four (1978): "The Mole Man" | Spider-Man (1967): "Spider-Man Battles the Molemen" |
| 15 | Sub-Mariner: The Start of the Quest | The Marvel Superheroes: "The Start of The Quest" | Spider-Man (1981): "The Wrath of Sub-Mariner" |
| 16 | Green Goblin: Revenge of the Green Goblin | Spider-Man (1981): "Revenge of The Green Goblin" | Spider-Man (1967): "Diet of Destruction" / "The Witching Hour" |
| 17 | Thor: Enter Hercules | The Marvel Superheroes: "Enter Hercules" | Spider-Man (1967): "Neptune's Nose Cone" |
| 18 | The Red Skull: The Origin Of The Red Skull | "The Origin of the Red Skull" / "Lest Tyranny Triumph" / "The Red Skull Lives" | Spider-Man (1981): "Arsenic and Aunt May" |
| 19 | Spider-Man: The Amazing Spider-Man | Spider-Man (1981): "The Unfathomable Professor Gizmo" | Spider-Man (1967): "Phantom From The Depths of Time" |
| 20 | Thor: The Mighty Thor | The Marvel Superheroes: "The Absorbing Man" | Spider-Man (1967): "Spider-Man Meets Skyboy" |
| 21 | Captain America | The Marvel Superheroes: "The Sleeper Shall Awake" | Spider-Man (1967): "To Cage A Spider" |
| 22 | Fantastic Four | Fantastic Four (1978): "Phantom of Film City" | Spider-Man (1967): "Double Identity" / "To Catch A Spider" |
| 23 | Spider-Woman | Spider-Woman: "Pyramids of Terror" | Spider-Man (1967): "The Return of the Flying Dutchman" / "Farewell Performance" |
| 24 | The Incredible Hulk | The Incredible Hulk (1982): "Prisoner of the Monster" | Spider-Man (1967): "Fountain of Terror" / "Fiddler On The Loose" |
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