Gadget Boy's Adventures in History

Spydra discovers a power plant being generated entirely by a moon stone brought back by the astronauts of the Apollo 11 mission.

Gadget Boys introduction to Dim Sum cuisine is interrupted with his latest mission.

The Olympics are coming to town... but not to Spydravania, and their rebuff of her sends Spydra on yet another rampage.

Spydra journeys back to 15th century Florence Italy in an attempt to steal Leonardo Da Vinci's famous perpetual motion machine, not realizing his inventions only exist on paper.

It's off to the Cretaceous period for the Gadget team as Spydra tries to amass an army of dinosaurs.

Spydra's got a taste for Tut and nothing's going to satiate it except a trip back to the Nile River Valley. Destination Egypt, 1922. And her goal?

The Gadget Boy team are sent back to 700 A.D. Mexico. It seems Spydra, depressed at yet another birthday, has learned the ancient Mayans knew how to control time.

In an attempt to eavesdrop on all the world's communications satellites, Spydra decides to plant her "Polar Controller" satellite-controlling device at the North Pole.

The three brainiacs in question are chemist Marie Curie, pasteurization inventor Louis Pasteur, and general all-around smart guy Albert Einstein.

Gadget Boy's very existence is in jeopardy as Spydra goes to the 1939 World's Fair in New York City to destroy the first prototype robots ever made.

Spydra loses an International Boat Race to Gadget Boy, and infuriated, she decides to ruin the history of boating.

No one will sell Spydra land to build her new, improved Spydravania.

Spydra wants her production of Shakespeare's King John to be perfect.

Spydra realizes whats missing from her life: laughter. But the only person who can make her laugh is Charlie Chaplin.

All Spydra needs to bring the world to its knees is a whole lot of the rare Humongous Fungus, which causes anyone who eats it to hiccup violently.

After losing a best-dressed heroine contest to Heather, Spydra decides to make the world pay. But how? By ridding the world of its silk trade!

In order to enact the power of a mystical sun-controlling ruby, Spydra takes Boris back to India in 1928 and enrolls him as a student of a great swami master.

Traumatized by an early piano recital of "Jingle Bells," Spydra decides to eliminate Christmas once and for all by destroying its very roots.

Spydra goes back in time, to the court of Louis the Thirteenth, to steal the Queen's perfectly matched diamonds for her Sublimator.