Lost Avengers Cartoon From The 1960s? (No, it's another Kirby Collision!)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2024
- This is a mash-up of various Marvel cartoons from 1966 and 1967, including Fantastic Four, Spider-Man, Hulk, Iron Man, Captain America, Thor and Sub-Mariner. Guest starring the X-Men with lots of Jack Kirby art, among others.
It was 1966. I would have been nine. I had just learned about Batman and was totally unaware of Marvel comics. Until one Sunday afternoon I stumbled on this show. I'll never forget it. It began my lifelong love for Marvel. And sure the animation was totally minimalistic, but it sparked my imagination like nothing else.
I was born in this year. These cartoons are classic.
Same here. I wonder if the powers-that-be ever fully realized what a GREAT advertisement for their comic books this show was and how many life-long fans it created.
Me and my grade school buddies actually watched these in 1974?, man those were good times
I love the Jack Kirby Artwork in many of these Classic Marvel Animations.
Great art! Animation...?
1966...I loved these low budget toons...still love em. Nice mash up!
They have some of the BEST intro songs!!!
Thanks, Simmie.
I remember these. My blockbuster used to have the vhs tapes
Heck, I actually saw these FIRST RUN!
The 60's were a great decade for Cartoons.
No, they weren’t
I couldn’t agree with you more. The whole foundation of comic books was created with the 1960’s Marvel comics.
The 60's were the best era for cartoons.
Jonny Quest
These Marvel episodes
Speed Racer
Fantastic 4
Herculoids
Space Ghost
Frankenstein jr
King Kong
Mightor
Spider Man
Top Cat
Huckleberry Hound
Hercules
Flintstones
And quite a few that I forgot
Gigantor, 8th Man, Young Samson & Goliath, Birdman & The Galaxy Trio, Kimba The White Lion, Prince Planet, Marine Boy, Astro Boy, Superman, Batman, Aquaman, The Lone Ranger, Underdog, Journey To The Center Of The Earth, George Of The Jungle, Archie, Dick Tracy, Super Chicken, Hoppity Hooper, Milton The Monster, Fearless Fly, Casper The Friendly Ghost, Batfink, The Mighty Heroes, Tennessee Tuxedo, Sinbad Jr.,The Mighty Hercules, Felix The Cat, Johnny Cypher In Dimension Zero, Rocket Robin Hood, Bullwinkle & Rocky, The Pink Panther, The New Three Stooges, Abbott & Costello, Laurel & Hardy, Shazzan, Beetle Bailey, Snuffy Smith, Krazy Kat, Go Go Gophers, Klondike Kat, Super President, Courageous Cat and Minute Mouse, ,Snip & Snap and of course Scooby-Doo.
Thanks for putting the Fantastic Four back into its own story from its own annual!!!!
You're welcome, Todd.
I loved the voices and acting of these classics. I especially love the announcers narration.
Damn I can't believe it
it's the radioactive man! I haven't seen him since the 1960s wow what a treat
I used to think the announcer/narrator was Stan Lee! I was 7 yrs old.lol
@@joejose8433 I always thought Radioactive Man and Klaw were two of the greatest villains! Hey you cant do better than radiation. Im trying to remember- didnt he shoot it out of a foam gun? Klaw was too cool- all red with rectangular pupils and a sideways tuning fork for teeth? That is pretty out there characters. They lost a real good opportunity not making Klaw the right way in the movies.
@ Tom Deluca- In regards to wasted opportunity for Klaw in the first Black Panther movie, I couldn't agree more! Andy Serkis is a terrific character actor and Ryan Coogler wasted both the character and the actor's talents. And especially the cool costume!
The best one was the Captain America trilogy: The Sleeper Shall Awake/Where Walks the Sleeper/The Final Sleep. Absolutely incredible concept somehow shoehorned into a half hour. It could be made into a movie so easily.
Oh my God I remember this.
I remember how much I loved it when I was a kid.
I grew up with Marvel comics. These cartoons was made in my early childhood years.
Enjoyed the video, i still get a kick watching those 1966 marvel toons!!!
Thanks, Michael. (Answered from my FredFlix login.)
I Want It on DVD.
Marvel properties are really hot, even these 1960’s cartoons...
This was great. I posted it to my Grantray-Lawrence Facebook page. Thanks again!
You're welcome, Ringo.
I Want It on DVD.
This was awesome! It incorporated most of my favorite episodes. The original Avengers with the Hulk and Iron Man in his bulky first armor. Plus Dr Doomsday and the original X-Men. Even include the 1967 Spider-Man and Fantastic Four cartoons. Again great job!
Glad you liked it, Ovalvox.
Kirby Continuum Keep more coming.
John Vernon, best known as Dean Wormer in “Animal House”, did the voice of Iron Man and Sub-Mariner.
And the mayor of San Francisco
@@petermcgill1315, “Dirty Harry”.
And Major Glen Talbot
Also in Outlaw Josey Wales ( Don’t pee down my back and tell me it’s raining!)
I wish avengers mansion existed today instead of avengers tower.
The JLA met in a cave before getting their satellite HQ.
I love how Dr.Doom is just chillin in his lazy boy reading the paper next to his bookcase.
Notice the original Ironman and Giant man costume, refelects 50s technology.
60’s
Marvel had the best cartoons in the 60s, 70s, 80s 90s and 2000s.
“Henry Pym, Did anybody ever tell you that you have the most deliciously blue eyes.”
Hey man every bad guy should be shooting around a nuclear bomb mounted on a truck LOL
I used the live for these cartoons.while archaic by todays standards they were so cool to ten year old boy.also i loved the sound effects the narrators voice and thors regal tone.
I love these classic marvel cartoons.
I loved the '66 Marvel cartoons. THIS was the one episode that disappointed me. It drove me nuts how they had used FF Annual #3 without incorporating any of the main story: The wedding!
I waited 54 years for this - thanks for doing it up right finally!
You're welcome, Mark. I hope you realize (many don't) that this is a mashup of several cartoons.
@@kirbycontinuum5700 Yep! Well done incorporating them together - it came out great!
@@markmarderosian9657 Thank you!
This is a masterpiece.
I appreciate that, Mike.
This was the best! I luv these marvel cartoons from the 60s and 70s
Well done video. I remember purchasing the "big issue" (which cost 25 cents instead of the normal 12 cents) covering Reed & Sue's wedding! For us baby boomers back in the 60s, this was awesome! And for those of us who were gifted enough to draw well, I can't tell you how much joy it brought us!
Thanks, George.
@@kirbycontinuum5700Another Gem 💎💎💎💎💎💎💎 Great Video!!!
@@purplebondsaiyan2987 Thanks!
Wait--I thought I had all the 60s marvel cartoons ! Hulk vs Executioner ?? Awesome !! Great job, man !!!!
Glad you enjoyed it, Nick.
I love the Hanna Barbera 1967 Fantastic Four clip is also! I wish they would make the fantastic four. DVDs.
Avengers 5 Looks Great.
Hell yeah, I’m super pumped 😂 !!!
Very nice I was just a kid when these cartoons came out 😊
Not bad. Love the jack Kirby animation
8:20 The Super Skrull...my favorite villain!
Absolutely wonderful I remember these cartoons but not this particular one. Great job. I hope to see more like this. Thank you for the memories.
You didn't see this because its fake, cobbled together from many various Marvel toons of the '60s.
Great mashup. I loved it. Thanks.
You're welcome, rundoetx.
This Doctor Doom was awesome
That mouth, though. Looks like he needed more fiber in his diet😂
The Original Masters Of Evil.
1966 was the best in sat morning cartoon.Capt. Crunch. One of the new teacher at Powderly Elm, told us to bring comic book to class to read.Said they were the new myth of the modern era.Mine was taken by my homeroom teacher and I was sent to the office.He came and told what it was for.Sad a lot of teacher were against this. If not a lot more kids would enjoyed reading.
Never saw this episode before til now I'm liking it 😃
Thanks Fred, you made my evening. That was such a blast from the past! It made me recall how exciting it was to be 9 years old and wake up at 7am on a Saturday morning to watch those awesome Grant-Ray mostly Kirby drawn images.😇 And of course,the best F.F. Series by Hanna Barbera. And Spidey. Man, we had it good. Great job of fitting all those unconnected pieces together into a cohesive story. Which Grant-Ray episodes did the Avengers feature in? Cap? Thor? Hulk? Iron man? Thanks again for all the fun, Fred. You're the best!
Oh, I forgot...Bookmarked!
You were lucky, Tony. I never got to see the Marvel Superheroes toons until I was an adult, at the Marvel Con in 1976 in NYC. (I may have already told you.) At the con they were shown in 16mm. After years of waiting, thinking they were as fully animated as FF and Spidey, I was appalled at the crudeness. walked out of the room! Later I grew to appreciate them as a showcase for Kirby's art. The Avengers were featured in several episodes of Cap, and the FF Annual 3 adaptation (which was altered from Reed an Sue's wedding to a summit at the Peace Building) was in one of the Sub-Mariner cartoons, which also managed to squeeze in the plot from FF #6 with Subby vs. Doom. Thanks again for your kind words.
Fred - Those cartoons have a special place in my heart. My 2 older brothers, with whom I had to compete for control of our black and white T.V., weren't into superhero comics like me and would sleep in on Saturday morning, so I would get up at 7am and have the Marvel Superheroes all to myself!(laying in my p.j.s on the cold turaso floor on many a chilly South Florida winter morning I might add.) You're not as discriminating about the quality of animation and this was my introduction to many of these characters. Thanks again for taking me back to a sweeter time. In the words of the Wilson sisters from the band Heart; "You're the Magic Man!" 😊
@@tonysantiago255 I remember the Marvel ads and each month they'd list the stations...never mentioning Charleston, SC. Sob!
Cool compilation mash-up!
Thanks, Kenny. Some people think this is real!
Loved this blast from the past mashup!
Thanks, wwhite 1911.
Fantastic job!
Super Fantastico!
Thanks, johnnynoirman.
That was epic. Well done. ⚡⚡⚡⚡👍😄
Thanks, Justin. (Answered from my FredFlix login.)
@@kirbycontinuum5700 You're more than welcome! 👍😄
Pure madness and I love it!
Glad you do, Robert.
The avengers and ally’s have saved the day
Excellent mash up!
Thanks, Donald.
Excellent job Fred !!
Thanks, Tim.
This is Gold! Thanks!!
You're welcome, 3oxis Primus. (Answered from my FredFlix login.)
Funny thing about the Spider-Man clips, there actually exists footage of Spider-Man in the style of the 66 show. It's from a video of Stan discussing his marvel heroes around that period, it's brief but it's a dream fufilled for this true believer😂😂😂
*Cast:*
Captain America
Hawkeye
Scarlet Witch
Dr. Doom
Rick Jones
Giant-Man/Ant-Man
Wasp
Iron Man
Hulk
Professor X
Citizens
Mole Man
Moloids
Beast
Cyclops
Marvel Girl (Jean Grey)
Angel
Iceman
Mr. Fantastic
Human Torch
Thing
Mandarin
Black Knight
Kang
Awesome Android
Grey Gargoyle
Thor
Black Widow
Spider-Man
Electro
Policemen
J. Jonah Jameson
Unicorn
Executioner (Skurge)
Melter
Super-Skrull
Mad Thinker
Namor the Sub-Mariner
Attuma
Atlantean Army
Radioactive Man
HYDRA
Red Skull
Leader
Medusa
Red Ghost
Invisible Woman
Wizard
Nick Fury
Quicksilver
King Cobra
'Bah!' 'Dolt!' 'Clod!' Loved saying that 🤣
Great job Brother. Remember these great shows & Books from 60s
Thanks, Roy.
its entertaining even for its age
I Want This on DVD.
Love your work
Thanks, Uploc. (Answered from my FredFlix login.)
I Love Always Want To See The Mighty Avengers Cartoon ❤
That was awesome!!!!
Glad you enjoyed it, Robert.
😂 I remember. Ol school classics.
Black Widow and Hawkeye lover
Early 60s they were in the comics
Good job of editing
Thanks again, Dyrl.
The sub mariner is really jacked
Well done!
Thank you, Michael.
LOVE it!
Thanks, Michael.
There’s a lot going on here. And I’m all for it
Thanks, Kyndall.
this is so beautiful.
Thank you, wildermidnight.
But Attuma! So funny. I bet he must have thought “What the heck!??” Random event at its best….
Has anyone else noticed an error on the cover of FF Special #3? On one part, it has Nick Fury from the 60's (with eyepatch). Just under the logo, it has Nick Fury from WWII. I wonder if anyone won a No-Prize for that???
Can you buy these on dvd? I used to love these cartoons in 1967. Never forgget them.
This is a mashup of several cartoons. The originals can be bought on mostly bootleg DVDs.
@@kirbycontinuum5700 yeah I have seen them on ebay for a lot of money sometimes- they were crap but it is part of my past. And at least they used real Kirby and others art work instead of re doing like spiderman and fantastic four in 1967. Watching those cartoons and reading out of the original comics at the same time was more than I could believe!! It used to give me a " buzz" for about 3 days running!
My mutant brain senses danger!🤗🤗🤗
Excellent!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks, Vance.
It would be nice if Disney Plus picked it up.
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0.43 Captions said.. we have no time for squabbling you tube lol. Really enjoyed the upload. Thanks. EDIT at 1.20 when doom said we need a team of super powered hoes. Captions had me laughing.
Super powered hoes!😆😆😆 Sounds like the algorythm anticipated the M-She-U.😐😆
Still much better then Fox Fantastic 4
The hulk was my favorite of the series second was spiderman and the fantastic four
Loved it
Thanks, Tony.
Nuff said.
Damn. Everybody except the inhumans
Awesome
Thanks, James.
Glamour pants
Great good Job.NUFF SAID.M.M.M.S
Thanks, Roy.
This is too iconic. It portrays most of the characters that made the Marvel Universe what it was during the 1960's, and is now being re-imagined in the MCU. It is also really poorly animated even if it is taking its influence from Kirby's art, and the voice acting, sound effects, and situations are pretty hilarious.
"Simmer down, glamor pants!"
Glamor pants???
Sounds like something Stan Lee would write back then. Doesn’t it...pilgrim?
And the wedding...? Did I miss it?
Reed kisses the bride during the ceremony. To me, that's a wedding.
Some splice editing going down, but good to see this footage.The X-Men footage was dope. I don’t think that it was ever aired on the Original Marvel Super Heroes Show, from the 1960’s. I remember everything else. Somebody correct me if I’m wrong.
This is a mash-up of several '60s cartoons.
Yes I realize it’s a mashup of cartoons. What I am saying is I am a television addict, from the 60s, 70s,80s, and 90s. It’s possible I have missed the X-Men footage when or if it was ever aired. I just don’t recall seeing it. I don’t remember the X-Men ever being aired until Fox had it in the 80s. The footage in the mashup is clearly from the 60s Marvel Super Heroes show. I remember the Avengers guest appearances, but not the X-Men. I could be wrong.
@@Mightyoverevery1 Believe it or not, the X-Men were featured in one of the Sub-Mariner toons.
@@kirbycontinuum5700 One that got by me. Hopefully I’ll be able to see that Submariner episode.
The X-Men stood in for The Fantastic Four who couldn't appear on the syndicated Marvel Superheroes due to having their own series on ABC in 1967.
One Fantastic Four story that was used on the show that substituted The X-Men for The Fantastic Four was reprinted in The Fantastic Four Treasury Edition from 1974 where Doctor Doom sends the FF and Namor out into space.
This technically wasn't the Avengers cartoon of Marvel superheroes this was actually Captain America they never really actually had The Avengers they were just a part of the Captain America portion of Marvel Superheroes just like the X-Men were apart of Namor episodes
REALLY???????????????
The same like 3 people do the voices. Used to watch this as a kid and amost bought a bootlag disc with msny episodes on it but missed out .
I did the Scarlet Witch voice, using some computerized enhancements.
I use to watch this old cartoon as a kid and although they were drawn like the comics the way they moved was always a little disappointing.
I like
Thanks, SS.
Love this!! Deliciously cheesy!
Thank you 😋
Power transistors !,
6:36 dude? please!
Was this show made before the F.F. cartoon premiered because Hanna Barbera had the rights Doctor Doom!
The Marvel series with the five characters premiered one year before the FF cartoon.
0:14 ?
And there child destroys the universe how many times
What episodes are these from?
Sub-Mariner used the FF annual 3 art; plus a myriad of others.
How CHEAP!