From 1994 to 1998, the Fox Kids network aired "Spider-Man: The Animated Series" on Saturday mornings and it was one of the network's most popular series. Unfortunately, despite running for five seasons and having 65 episodes made, the show was canceled and the series' cliffhanger ending of Peter Parker/Spider-Man and Madame Web looking for the real Mary Jane Watson went unresolved.  Over 20 years later, this show is still popular and is considered by many fans to be the best Spider-Man cartoon series ever made.  We, the fans, would like to see John Semper Jr. (who was the story editor, producer and series co-writer on the "Spider-Man" animated series) back in charge and to reunite him with as much of the old cast and crew from "Spider-Man: The Animated Series" as possible.  Among the voice actors we hope to see return include Christopher Daniel Barnes (Peter Parker/Spider-Man), Saratoga Ballantine (Mary Jane Watson), Rodney Saulsberry (Joe "Robbie" Robertson), Patrick Labyorteaux (Eugene "Flash" Thompson), Jennifer Hale (Felicia Hardy/Black Cat), Gary Imhoff (Harry Osborn), Neil Ross (Norman Osborn/Green Goblin), Mark Hamill (Jason Macendale/Hobgoblin), Gregg Berger (Kraven the Hunter and Quentin Beck/Mysterio), Hank Azaria (Eddie Brock/Venom), and Maxwell Caulfield (Alistair Smythe).  While some characters would have to be recast because their voice actors have since passed away, such as Doctor Octopus and the Kingpin, we hope that Marvel is able to bring back this wonderful animated series and as many people involved with the old series as possible.  We hope that the show is able to feature old characters (such as Dr. Otto Octavius/Dr. Octopus, Eddie Brock/Venom, Jason Macendale/Hobgoblin, Norman Osborn/Green Goblin I, Quentin Beck/Mysterio, Cletus Kasady/Canrage, the Fantastic Four, Matt Murdock/Daredevil, Steve Rogers/Captain America, Tony Stark/Iron Man, the X-Men, etc.) and include new ones the show was previously unable to use (such as Flint Marko/Sandman and Dr. Bruce Banner/The Incredible Hulk, etc.) and do things the old show was unable to do, such as show Spider-Man punching an enemy on the jaw.  Fans also hope to see Max Dillon/Electro, the Electro from the comics, appear as a recurring character, even though the series previously had a made-for-TV character Rheinholdt Kragov appear as Electro for one episode of season five.  Fans also hope that the series will adapt stories from the Spider-Man comics that were published before 1998 and to keep the technology and time period of the series still in the 1990s to keep with the Retro tone and be a proper continuation of the '90s animated series.  We, the fans, would love it if Marvel would create more new episodes of this classic animated series for Spider-Man fans, old and new, to enjoy.