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During a rescue
attempt to put out a blazing building, Iceman discovers that he is losing
his powers. The gang goes to the E.S.U. science lab to use a memory
probe to find out why. Iceman's life is witnessed by Peter and Angelica
and they watch him as he first develops his powers, when he joined the
X-Men, and how he met Spidey, but nothing leads to an answer of why he
is losing his powers. As the Spider-Friends travel through the city,
they find that Videoman is on the loose again. The villain has been
draining the city's electrical power. A battle ensues and Iceman
completely loses his power and all of a sudden Firestar seems to be losing
hers. Videoman escapes and captures J. Jonah Jameson, trapping him inside
a Videoman arcade game. Spidey and Firestar search for Videoman as
Bobby tries to locate Jameson with the gang's super crime lab. Spidey
figures out that Videoman is responsible for the two mutants loss of powers
in that he must be draining the electrical energy from their brain waves.
So Bobby allows himself to be 'zapped' by Videoman to see if he can get
his powers back, but instead he ends up trapped in the computer with Jameson.
Videoman creates two more arcade creatures that end up turning on him and
the three destroy each other. Jameson is free and Bobby and Angelica's
powers are returned.
Notice the five X-Men in the picture on the left. An animator accidentally drew Cyclops twice.
PRODUCTION NUMBER: 6016
ORIGINAL AIR DATE: September 18th, 1982
PRODUCTION TITLE: The Iceman Cometh
SOUND BYTE: ICEMAN VS SPIDEY
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