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Spider-Man's origin is retold in several of his cartoon appearances, and as a result, the burglar is seen in at least one episode each of Spider-Man (1967 TV series), Spider-Man (1981 TV series), Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends and Spider-Man: The Animated Series.
In Ultimate Spider-Man, a reimagining of the Spider-Man mythos, the origin story from Amazing Fantasy #15 is reinterpreted over the course of seven issues. Ben Parker's death at the hands of the burglar does not occur until Ultimate Spider-Man #4. The name "Carradine" appears on a list of "known cat burglars," but nothing else is said about it.[issue # needed]
In the feature film Spider-Man, a robber carjacks Ben Parker and shoots him, rather than breaking into his house. Peter chases him to a warehouse, where the killer trips and falls from a window to his death. The movie credits list the character as "Carjacker", and he is portrayed by Michael Papajohn. Earlier in the film, Peter lets the robber escape as a subtle way of getting revenge against the fight promoter who cheated him out of money, rather than simply thinking it's "not his job" to stop him.
However in Spider-Man 3, it is also revealed that the carjacker (who is given the name "Dennis Carradine") was not responsible for Ben Parker's death as assumed. The true killer was Flint Marko, who would later become the Sandman. At the climax of the film, Marko confesses to Peter that he accidentally shot Ben when his accomplice Carradine had came out and startled him by grabbing his arm. Carradine stole the car and left Marko behind to take the fall. Marko escaped, however, and so it was Carradine who died for the crime Marko committed. Flint Marko also admits in the movie that he needed the money he stole to help his daughter who was sick, and at the end of the movie, Peter/Spider-Man forgives Flint Marko.

Spider Man is a cartoon.