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1960s TV Marvel Comics intros

Iron Man


"Iron Man" ("The Invincible Iron Man") (1966)


Hulk


"Hulk" ("The Incredible Hulk") (1966)


Captain America


"Captain America" (1966)


Thor


"Mighty Thor" (1966)


Sub-Mariner


"The Sub-Mariner" (1966)


Spider-Man


"Spider-Man" ("The Amazing Spider-Man") (1967)


Fantastic Four


"Fantastic 4" (1967)

Of course what this all means is we are due a Mighty Thor and/or Sub-Mariner movie any day now, so you have that to look forward to.....

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10:11 PM

This post was super-cool!

I still have a massive crush on Prince Namor.

Personally, I really prefer the 1960s sorta crude, thick drawing style to today's stuff.

This makes me old school.    



5:09 PM

Thanks, doc!

Heh - I seem to remember he did have a certain, charismatic quality.

I'm not sure I prefer it, but the 60s style is certainly what I "cut my teeth on." I feel a strange sense of pride that I was among the first generation of kids to watch Speed Racer - the first anime cartoon.    



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