Which '67 Spider-Man cartoons do you prefer?

[HardyGirl]

Even though I don't have the DVDs, I've been having fun watching Spidey on YouTube. For whatever reason, I don't remember the longer half-hour segments. These seem to be more sci-fi oriented, and not so much comic book nemesis themed. But you know, I think I like the 10 min. cartoons better w/ Jameson being boisterous, and Spidey taking on Doc Ock, The Vulture, The Rhino, Green Goblin, etc.

Which ones do you like better?

[monkey tennis]

I liked The Menace of Mysterio

[toys2cool]

Which are the ones that were included in the DVD's of the 90's cartoons? Those are the ones I like

[monkey tennis]

Nah, I always liked the 67 series.
I would run around with My Spidey
Singing the theme tune....it's a classic

I know the animation wasen't that great...but I loved it.
It's what I used to get up early on the weekend for.

[monkey tennis]

Plus it was

IN COLOR

[toys2cool]

Plus it was

IN COLOR

aren't they all in color?

[monkey tennis]

I know but that's what it said...like it was something amazing...

[toys2cool]

I know but that's what it said...like it was something amazing...

lol! oh ok,cause I was like what the hell? was there a black and white one that I missed

[HardyGirl]

In the late 60s/early 70s, TV shows announced that they were "in color" b/c a lot of shows were filmed in B&W. It was a while before that became the standard.

Now, back to my original topic, folks!

[monkey tennis]

Sorry....

[thunderbolt]

I like the shorter ones better. There is a half hour Kingpin episode and the origin one that are good, too.

[HardyGirl]

I like the shorter ones better. There is a half hour Kingpin episode and the origin one that are good, too.

Yeah, I like the origin one too.

[thunderbolt]

Some of the made for TV villains were fun, too. The Human Fly twins, Parrifino, Dr. Noah Body.

[twilitezoner]

Some of the made for TV villains were fun, too. The Human Fly twins, Parrifino, Dr. Noah Body.

Here is one of the crazier episodes. The United Intelligence Agency.

YouTube - Spider-Man '67-Revolt in the Fifth Dimension

[Earth 2 Chris]

Revolt in the Fifth Dimension is an acid trip animated. Those later episodes by Ralph Bakshi are so frickin' bizarre. They are pieced together from previous episodes/plots and apparently from Rocket Robin Hood episodes, although I've never seen that series. And those later ones have like 20-minute long swinging sequences, just to make up time.

That being said, the Origin of Spider-Man is almost dead-on the original comic, and its my absolute favorite version of Spidey's origin in any medium. Perfection.

But overall, I prefer the first season episodes.

Chris