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Not to be confused with the [[MarvelSuperHeroes [[VideoGame/MarvelSuperHeroes fighting game made by Capcom.]]
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* EndingThemeTune: ''"You belong, you belong, you belong you belong to the Merry Marvel Marching Society..."''
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Not to be confused with the [[MarvelSuperHeroes fighting game made by Capcom.]]
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* LullDestruction: Like most Silver Age comics, most of the exposition gets delivered through narration and dialogue, and the characters have a tendency to narrate their own actions.
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* ActingForTwo: All the females have the same voice actress. (She'd go on to voice Betty Brant in ''WesternAnimation/SpiderMan1967'', to boot.)
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* ActingForTwo: [[ActingForTwo Acting For At Least 10]]: All the females have the same voice actress. (She'd go on to voice Betty Brant in ''WesternAnimation/SpiderMan1967'', to boot.)
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* ActingForTwo: All the females have the same voice actress. (She'd go on to voice Betty Brant in ''WesternAnimation/SpiderMan1967'', to boot.)
* AdaptationalAttractiveness: Pepper Potts has no freckles or bun in the episode adapting the first comic in which she appeared.
* AdaptationalAttractiveness: Pepper Potts has no freckles or bun in the episode adapting the first comic in which she appeared.
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For all that it is made fun of today, the series made the "Marvel style" of superheroes (which during the SilverAge of Comics was relatively more serious than its rival DCComics') more popular; even more so than the other then-current Marvel animated adaptations (SpiderMan and the FantasticFour) which were [[AdaptationDecay toned down for television]]. As these stories were taken directly from the comics, you could tell the difference.
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For all that it is made fun of today, the series made the "Marvel style" of superheroes (which during the SilverAge of Comics was relatively more serious than its rival DCComics') more popular; even more so than the other then-current Marvel animated adaptations (SpiderMan (''WesternAnimation/SpiderMan1967'' and the FantasticFour) HannaBarbera's adaptation of ''Comicbook/FantasticFour'') which were [[AdaptationDecay toned down for television]].television. As these stories were taken directly from the comics, you could tell the difference.
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* NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent: The Grey Gargoyle doesn't sound French.
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!!This cartoon provides examples of:
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* VocalDissonance: Especially if viewers come in expecting voice-acting reminicent of modern Marvel cartoons and movies.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Motion Comics.
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* ExpositoryThemeTune: The Hulk's theme contains two or three lines about the accident that gave Banner his powers.
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* ''[[{{Sub-Mariner}} TheSub-Mariner]]''
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* ''[[{{Sub-Mariner}} TheSub-Mariner]]''
The Sub-Mariner]]''
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* LawyerFriendlyCameo: The studio apparently could not secure the rights to any ''Comicbook/FantasticFour'' characters other than DoctorDoom. Because of this, a ''Sub-Mariner'' vignette featuring Doom replaced Reed and his companions with the first five Comicbook/{{X-Men}}, albeit with their team's name changed to, "The Allies For Peace."
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* LawyerFriendlyCameo: The studio apparently could not secure the rights to any ''Comicbook/FantasticFour'' characters characters, other than DoctorDoom. Because of this, a ''Sub-Mariner'' vignette featuring Doom replaced Reed and his companions with the first five Comicbook/{{X-Men}}, albeit with their team's name changed to, "The Allies For Peace."
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* LawyerFriendlyCameo: The studio apparently could not secure the rights to any ''Comicbook/FantasticFour'' characters other than DoctorDoom. Because of this, a ''Sub-Mariner'' vignette featuring Doom replaced Reed and his companions with the first five Comicbook/{{X-Men}}, albeit with their team's name changed to, "The Peacekeepers.Allies For Peace."
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An [[AnimatedSeries animated anthology]] series from the 1960's featuring several MarvelComics superheroes, and one of the first to do so. It is remembered today mostly for its extremely limited animation and zany theme songs, but it also was the debut in animation for several major Marvel characters. These were:
* CaptainAmerica
* IronMan
* TheMightyThor
* TheIncredibleHulk
* TheSubMariner
* CaptainAmerica
* IronMan
* TheMightyThor
* TheIncredibleHulk
* TheSubMariner
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An [[AnimatedSeries animated anthology]] series from the 1960's featuring several MarvelComics superheroes, and one of the first to do so. It is remembered today mostly for its extremely limited animation and zany theme songs, but it also was the debut in animation for several major Marvel characters. These were:
characters, particularly those from these series:
*CaptainAmerica
''CaptainAmerica''
*IronMan
''Comicbook/IronMan''
*TheMightyThor
''TheMightyThor''
*TheIncredibleHulk
''[[{{Comicbook/IncredibleHulk}} The Incredible Hulk]]''
*TheSubMariner
''[[{{Sub-Mariner}} TheSub-Mariner]]''
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* {{Earworm}}: ALL the songs. You can hear the main theme here: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&feature=endscreen&v=y8XL99rL6Gc]].
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* FamilyUnfriendlyViolence: Not that much, but when compared to many other western superhero cartoons (such as HeMan) definitely.
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* FamilyUnfriendlyViolence: Not that much, but when compared to many other western superhero cartoons (such as HeMan) ''WesternAnimation/{{HeMan|and the Masters of the Universe}}'') definitely.
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The series basically took the artwork from the comics, and added moving mouths and limbs, spoken dialogue and sound effects. Still, considering the artwork was from people such as JackKirby, it was still impressive to see.
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* {{Earworm}}: ALL the songs. You can hear the main theme here: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_WcfbaY8o4]].
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''The Marvel Super Heroes have arrived!''
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* {{Earworm}}: ALL the songs.
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''The Marvel Super Heroes have arrived!''
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Contrary to popular belief, the SoBadItsGood songs were not written by StanLee. They remain {{earworms}} to this day. (lyrics here [[http://homepage.mac.com/jjbeach/einheri/music.html]]).
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Contrary to popular belief, the SoBadItsGood songs were not written by StanLee. They remain {{earworms}} {{earworm}}s to this day. (lyrics here [[http://homepage.mac.com/jjbeach/einheri/music.html]]).
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Contrary to popular belief, the SoBadItsGood songs were not written by StanLee. They remain {{earworms}} to this day.
day. (lyrics here [[http://homepage.mac.com/jjbeach/einheri/music.html]]).
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StanLee. They remain {{earworms}} to this day.
For all that it is made fun of today, the series made the "Marvel style" of superheroes (which during the SilverAge of Comics was relatively more serious than its rival DCComics') more popular; even more so than the other then-current Marvel animated adaptations (SpiderMan and the FantasticFour) which were [[AdaptationDecay toned down for television]]. As these stories were taken directly from the comics, you could tell the difference.
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* {{Angst}}: Every hero had some: The Hulk for being hunted, Captain America for outliving his loved ones, Thor for being forbidden to love a mortal, and Iron Man for always being near death. (Prince Namor the Submariner also complained a lot but he really had few reasons to.)
* {{Earworm}}: ALL the songs.
* FamilyUnfriendlyViolence: Not that much, but when compared to other cartoons (such as HeMan) definitely.
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For all that it is made fun of today, the series made the "Marvel style" of superheroes (which during the SilverAge of Comics was relatively more serious than its rival DCComics') more popular; even more so than the other then-current Marvel animated adaptations (SpiderMan and the FantasticFour) which were [[AdaptationDecay toned down for television]]. As these stories were taken directly from the comics, you could tell the difference.
!Tropes from this show:
* {{Angst}}: Every hero had some: The Hulk for being hunted, Captain America for outliving his loved ones, Thor for being forbidden to love a mortal, and Iron Man for always being near death. (Prince Namor the Submariner also complained a lot but he really had few reasons to.)
* {{Earworm}}: ALL the songs.
* FamilyUnfriendlyViolence: Not that much, but when compared to other cartoons (such as HeMan) definitely.
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An [[AnimatedSeries animated anthology]] series from the 1960's featuring several MarvelComics superheroes, and one of the first to do so. It is remembered today mostly for its extremely limited animation and zany theme songs, but it also was the debut in animation for several major Marvel characters. These were:
*CaptainAmerica
*IronMan
*TheMightyThor
*TheIncredibleHulk
*TheSubMariner
The series basically took the artwork from the comics, and added moving mouths and limbs, spoken dialogue and sound effects. Still, considering the artwork was from people like as JackKirby, it was still impressive to see.
The stories were all from the early comics, and so featured the origins of the heroes and most of their main enemies. The segments were short (about 7 minutes each) and were sold as a package, to be aired however the TV station wanted.
Contrary to popular belief, the SoBadItsGood songs were not written by StanLee.
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*CaptainAmerica
*IronMan
*TheMightyThor
*TheIncredibleHulk
*TheSubMariner
The series basically took the artwork from the comics, and added moving mouths and limbs, spoken dialogue and sound effects. Still, considering the artwork was from people like as JackKirby, it was still impressive to see.
The stories were all from the early comics, and so featured the origins of the heroes and most of their main enemies. The segments were short (about 7 minutes each) and were sold as a package, to be aired however the TV station wanted.
Contrary to popular belief, the SoBadItsGood songs were not written by StanLee.
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