Sub-Mariner -P1- Dr. Doom's Day - 1966 MARVEL INTRO

It's a Super Hero's reunion as the Mighty Thor's and the X-Men join Sub-Mariner to fight on of Marvel's most sinister villains, Dr. Doom. Doom lifts Super Hero headquarters, the New York Peace Building, out of the ground, hurling it towards the boiling surface of the sun..."

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• sub-mariner
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• animated
• x-men
• thor
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[KrimHyu]

MY MUTANT BRAIN SENSES DANGER!

[lvlagnetoTwo]

@KrimHyu One of my favorite lines, and drawings. :)

[Hypestyle]

this was the first animated appearance of the original x-men. too bad there wasn't an actual animated series back tehn, based on the original comics, it would have been interesting with the oldschool animation..

[lvlagnetoTwo]

@Hypestyle I love seeing the xmen here as well... great old school look, and a crude copy of it which is pretty awesome.

[toadman842]

The Mandarian! LOL

[turdsniper]

lke how Dr Doom has meal lips

[steeltownbrown52]

Pure Hank McCoy.

[bobtweab]

Also, the Super-Skrull's voice is ridiculous.

[bobtweab]

What's interesting is that this is technically the predecessor to motion comics. Think about it. The way that the original stories are taken word for word, panel for panel excluding speech bubbles. The way the characters are animated, but only ever so slightly as to give the impression of movement but still maintain the aesthetic of the comic. Marvel pays attention to its earlier media as much as DC does, 'nuff said.

[bluetwinkesaregood]

LOL @ the way Iceman is running. He looks so goofy.

[DOCSTRANGE63]

dr.goof and his super children suck ass.

[FoxPlant2006]

The Fantastic Four were licensed to Hanna Barbara at the time. Very strange they decided to adapt FF stories when they didn't have the rights to them.

[Braly5]

Man, I can never read Namor stuff without thinking about Star Trek...