Fantastic Four (1967) YouTube Friendly Marathon
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- After various Takedowns & strikes, we are back!
Although this is not a complete marathon (as CZcams made it its mission to ensure that we do not post ALL the episodes of this incredible series) We are proud to at least have over one Hour of the original Hanna-Barbera episodes of the 1967 Fantastic Four cartoon available for all of you to enjoy.
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I was just 10 years old back in 1967... enjoyed watching Saturday morning cartoons before going out to play with my friends... those were the days!!!!!!! 😊
i born in 61 so by 67-68 iwas hooked on super hero cartoons ultraman, prince planet,tobar the 8th man, space giants,johnny soko and his flying robot , speed racer,ect.
I'm as old as this cartoon series.
I was 10 also, good times
I was negative 11 years old in 1967. Those where the days 🤪
Same here.
I'm 57 and disabled. I have been a Marvel Comic book fan since my early childhood years. Always Marvel for life ❤
same
I’m 60 now & this still take’s me back to being a kid again, I’m a sucker for old school animation !
You're still young in my mindset. 60 is the new 40.🌹👏🏽
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Me too…love the old school animation!😊👍
@@Leadeshipcoach Yesirrrr! Back in the day when artists put their heart and souls in the art! The dedication to bringing forth incredible works of production, with the inclusion of the voice actors and actresses!🍻
Hanna-Barbera were on fire in the 60s. I loved almost everything they did back then.
Owned Saturday mornings. To the point Disney got jealous and made their Saturday morning cartoons like Winnie the Pooh, DuckTales..etc.
Facts and 1966 was their banner year!
Com' on Disney,filmation, WB, wasn't as badass as HB !!!🏴☠️🏴☠️🏴☠️🏴☠️🏴☠️🏴☠️🏴☠️🏴☠️🏴☠️🏴☠️🏴☠️
@@hamhockbeans.... Disney was jelly( jealous) so they came up wit' that series that suck " gargoyles"!!!🦹🦹🦹🦹🦹🦹🦹🦹🦹🦹🦹🦹🦹🦹🦹
The '60s were the peak period for that studio; no other cartoon studio could touch them when it came to television cartoons. 🙂
The 60s and the 70s. Were the best time ever to be a Kid. CARTOONS and TOYS 😁😁😁😁 PERIOD.
I loved this just like marvel superheros 1966 and Amazing Spiderman 67 they may be Cheesy by todays standards but they were so trues to the comics source material and so much fun.
Corny was cool back in the 60s.
@@3912Jamesis that your family name?
The voice actors were perfect. They sound just as you imagined the characters sounding if you collected the comics. Ben Grimm esp, with New York accent fully intact.
Cheesy! You mean more Cheesy than Sponge Bob or Teenage Mutant Ninga Turtles! Today's cartoons are the pits!
@@SKULL-DUGGERY-2 With the Exception of Fox Kids XMEN and Spiderman in the 90s Most Saturday morning type cartoons since the 80,s have been soulless to me .I could not get into Transformers maybe its just my age regards Trevor
Saturday morning wasn't. Saturday morning without these cartoons! This and Underdog!
Space Ghost, Samson and Goliath, The Herculoids, Etc
@@rushfan9thcmdand Godzilla
@@mikebowler4499
You're 11 years early on the Godzilla cartoon series.
Anyone remember Felix The Cat cartoons ?.
Saturday morning, afternoon and evening
The Fantastic Four was my favorite comic book growing up.
Stan Lee and Jack Kirby were one of the greatest creative teams on the planet.
I mourn the passing of that era...regularly.
Chao.
Retired Vietnam era veteran, ex Detroiter, expatriate currently living in México and Colombia.
Amen, brother. Stan "The Man" Lee, and Jack " King" Kirby!!
EXCELSIOR!
To me ( at 75 having grown up with the Marvel explosion of books and characters) the FF was and is even now the pinnacle of comic stories and illustrations
Fantastic four was always my favorite, I am 70 years old now and I still love these old cartoons, today's bulshit stuff can't even come close to these classic cartoons of the 1960s. 👍
@@albertrandall2271 yeah, I’m 75 and except for Bluey and Super Kitties ( for the 41/2 year old GreatGrandson) I never see any newer cartoons- but last I did see even the Marvel new stuff wasn’t as thought provoking as the old FF
I’m 67and I remember every single episode.A cartoon that was way ahead of its time in both dialogue and music.zThe best cartoon version of the F.F. there ever was.
Ahh, the Molecule Man worked for Acme Industries? So he was the one responsible for making all of Wiley Coyote's malfunctioning weapons because he was distracted in his job.
😂
💀☠️☠️
So Willey Coyote and Roadrunner exist in the Marvel Universe that explains their Mutant powers!😂😂😂
Maybe someday Marvel will buy Warners and then they will exist together but considering parent company Disney's dismal prospects that isn't likely .
It's funny how MM was made into a weak character by Marvel despite his power. He was just misunderstood and not evil as shown on the cartoon.
The comic appeared in 1961 and this came 6 years later, that short gap and lack of funds probably contributed to keeping it closer to the source material than anything that came afterwards.
Was 6 years old when this came out. The last time the source material was key, IMHO.
The episodes were based on the comic books with some minor changes in the characters. The story line of three episodes had the Submariner as the villain in the comic books but were changed for the television adaptation.
Thanks for the gift of this version of The Fantastic Four!!! Hanna Barbera gave us the best action adventure cartoons of the 60's, which were brought back in the 70's & 80's, until Cartoon Network & Boomerang during the Boomeraction times!!
The intro theme was a vibe then and its a vibe NOW! I was six years old when
this came out
They remembered to give Ben blue eyes, that's impressive.
These old gems bring back FANTASTIC memories. Kids today may not appreciate them but when I was growing up Marvel Superheroes, Popeye, Underdog and Bugs Bunny were the bomb
I remember THIS version of Fantastic Four!!!!!! Especially where they introduced Silver Surfer and Galactus.
Although I didn't love the color choice....I loved the voice actor who played Galactus: Ted Cassidy.
KIDS TODAY MISSED OUT.
Still the best version of all the movies and cartoons.
My first school lunchbox was the Fantastic Four. 😎
Dont you wish you still had that LUNCH BOX today ???
Its probably worth around $10,000 or $20,000 DOLLARS by now
Love the Jonny Quest music. Hanna-Barbera, Fantastic Animation, Marvel Comics 1966, Spiderman-1967, Japanamation Speed Racer, Kimba the White Lion 1967 are excellent. Anything with Superheroes, Scooby Dooby Doo 1969-70. Star Trek the animated series 1973,
BACK IN THE DAY Hanna-Barbera rules Saturday morning
I was born in 1976 and remember watching this on KRIV Channel 26 back in the early 80's. It was apart of the Hanna Barbera World of Super Adventures; And was my favorite along with Space Ghost, Frankenstein Jr. and Shazaan.
This is the good one! None of that stupid Herbie the robot!
The saving grace was Ted Cassidy voicing The Thing.
Yeah… I hated that stupid thing.
@@3912JamesFun Fact in the Godzilla Cartoon " Hanna Barbera version " , Ted Cassidy was the Voice of Godzilla's Roar.
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
@@martinchristian7270How Can a Robot Get Mutated into a Super Hero ?
🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
@@davidwesley2525
I know. Cassidy's high pitch roar for Godzilla threw me off for a moment back in '78. But when Godzilla got serious (which was often) I close my eyes and see the Lou Ferrigno Hulk going ham in a TV episode. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Sadly that I think was his final project. Season 2 of Godzilla wasn't complete due to Ted's death.
Honestly this is still my favorite incarnation of Fantastic Four to this day! Captures the comic perfectly and fits well with hanna-barbera's action cartoons that offered Grimm consequences to the villains!❤😊
Oh Jesus 🙏🏼 thank you so much you’re awesome. Thank you for bringing me back so many good childhood memories 👏🏼
we do what we can.... glad you're enjoying it
Awesome job 🙏🏼
@@NostalgiaRoadTripChannel Hanna-Barbera was the best animation studio of all time: Herculoids, Space Ghost, Shazan, Wacky Race, Jetsons, Flintstones, Scooby-Doo.....In fact, I don't know how Hanna-Barbera didn't launch the Race Crazy, which gives 10 to 0 in Disney's Cars, on cinema screens. Thank you for sharing the best animation produced, something we no longer see in the 21st Century.
When Saturday mornings were the shit💯💪
That classic Hanna Barbera music 🎶 and animation!😊
Famous voices! Reed Richards was voiced by Gerald Mohr, who was huge in the radio era. Molecule Man was Henry Corden, who voiced Fred Flinstone after Alan Reed died. Paul Frees (Bullwinkle and Dudley Do-Right) was The Thing. Any kid of the 60s heard these guys in many roles!
Phillip Marlowe!
Paul Frees also did Boris.
Who was Johnny Carson credited in Space Ghost?? One of the mysteries never solved. Doesn't seem to be his voice. While on the subject anyone ever notice FF music was also used in " Johnny Quest"?! Possibly others....
@@mohamad-ms2pb
And father bear (is it My Beary Family)? Same cartoon production as Woody Woodpecker.
PAUL FREES ALSO WAS THE VOICE OF JOHN LENNON IN THE BEATLES CARTOON TV SHOW
Thing: IT'S CLOBBERIN' TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Me: I LOVE THAT HERO!!!!!!! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
I watched the Fantastic 4 in 1967 it was on sunday mornings after Fantastic Voyage
the 60's had the best cartoons & was a great time to be a kid.
The fabulous 60's was the best time for TV.
I have this whole show on DVD to complete my Fantastic Four animated series collection.
HANNA BARBERA WORLD OF SUPER ADVENTURES WAS MY ISH!!
Mine, too!!!!
Yup!! I still get goosebumps from watching that opening.
@@gevdarg
The theme song gives me Super Bowl vibes.
God bless the 1967 Fantastic Four
cartoon show, with no HERBIE the robot!
Amen
Wasn't around when this aired originally, but absolutely loved it when I found it on Cartoon Network.
Same. It really hit the spot!
BEST theme song of any cartoon, anywhere, EVER!
I don't know, Johnny Quest theme song was intense.
I just wish that it had the voiceover.
@@kevinkliegl9315 Yes, the best two cartoon themes ever. I personally think JQ was superior in the theme, but what FF lacked in theme by comparison, it made up so much by the fact we loved them so much. JQ, unfortunately, would more or less had no history, and was pretty much confined to just that one season, whereas FF had a much longer history. While I loved JQ on quite a few levels, I'm curious if I would've bought a JQ comic if Marvel made it after the tv series, and it had great artists involved? I probably would just on the strength of such artists, but if it had mediocre artists, I wouldn't buy it probably. The artwork on the video cartoon was great though. Just a cursory glance, makes it look like the artist on FF and JQ was the same guy, or really close. I think any Hanna/Barbera products were always using the same artist on hero type cartoons, because they all seemed to look alike, such as Herculoids and Space Ghost too.
@@charles2241 Agree.
1:11 The mysterious molecule man
20:55 the return of the moleman
40:52 invasion of the super skrulls
1:00:52 blastaar
1:20:40 The microworld of Dr. Doom
thank you for the timestamps....things have been so hectic that it completely went past my head
I Want This on DVD / Blue Ray.
Think I have it? Never watched it. I'm watching the live stream 😂
@@vimtobill4156 I think you should get his information and send him the DVD as a gesture of goodwill 😊 🕊
May be hard to find on DVD Like Batman 66 I think there are copyright issues with Hanna Barerbra
I got mine from eBay
@@slt7139I did too.
I'm 57 years old now , gonna watch this for sure ,,, loved this as a kid and still do ,,, 1967 the year I was born ... thanks for the upload
I turn 57 this August...exactly a month before this cartoon series.
@@3912James I'm 58 in August the 30th
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August 9. 👍
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August 9th for me. I'm a month older than the Saturday morning cartoons that were released in September of '67.
But you were born when the 1st wave of the HB Superhero Cartoons were released: Space Ghost, Dino Boy, Frankenstein Jr., the Impossibles, Atom Ant, Marvel Superheroes (non HB),....whereas I was born at the start of the 2nd wave of HB Superhero Cartoons: Fantastic Four, Mightor, Moby Dick, Birdman, Galaxy Trio, Young Samson & Goliath, Spiderman (another non-HB cartoon).
I can't remember which DC Cartoons from Filmmation was released in 1966 and 1967.
I loved the Jazz Theme in this cartoon
They probably won't but MCU should use this fantastic (yeah, I know) theme as part of their upcoming film as a homage to this great series.
yeah love it too ,they don't make it like this anymore ,
Yes - they need to refresh this theme and use it - it's modern and dynamic and fun - and WAY more interesting than the stuff marvel is doing with music right now!@@mjd4502
A soundtrack recording should have been made!!!!
Yes.
The voice actors were on point....especially Mr. Fantastic and The Thing.
Gerald Morr voiced Mr. Fantastic. Mohr had an extensive career in radio. Paul Frees voiced The Thing. Fress had an extensive career doing voice work in radio, films, TV and animation.
The Molecule Man sounds like actor Henry Cordon. Cordon was best known as the second actor to voice Fred Flintstone.
@@herbertturner8808 it is corden. show hired a lot of great voice talent...but many times didnt give them credit
@@herbertturner8808phillip marlowe!
Corden I believe also voiced Attuma who opposed Trident (Submariner on the downlow for those who didn't know. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 ). I also.want to say that he voiced The Gamma Ray (both human and marine monster).
@@3912James I think you're right.Henry Corden did voices on Jonny Quest and a bunch of the H-B action series back then.
I use to love seeing that Special presentation introduction come up😅❤
I haven't seen it since the early 80s.
1965-1967 were the best years of all time for Saturday morning cartoons. Johnny Quest, Space Ghost, Dino Boy, The Herculoids, Moby Dick and The Mighty Mightor, Frankenstein Jr. It was definitely a great time to be a kid. Plus, how about Quisp & Quake cereal.
Without a doubt 65, 66, and 67 best cartoons ever
Strangely....I began to REALLY love Hanna Barbera when they began using the Johnny Quest soundtrack/stock footage (1964-1968).
Yeah, boy! Let's not forget about all those sugary cereals like Quisp & Quake that a lot of us ate. Many times, while watching our favorite superhero cartoons.
I ate quisp and Quake but I loved quisp and a friend of mine at the same time loved Quake couldn't quit eating the quisp but actually what it is it's Captain Crunch made into flying saucers but who cared at the time
Quisp was my favorite also. I used to love the commercial though where they were fighting it out for who was the best.
Happy memories for me also. This FF animated series was broadcast on Saturday afternoons on ABC Channel 2 in Sydney in the early to mid 70s. As an eight year old at the time, I had the FF colouring book as well. Love seeing it again! Thankyou!!
I'm a Marvel fan and I enjoyed reading The Fantastic Four comic books. Thanks for putting this Fantastic Four marathon on.
I really miss when Cartoon Network was like THIS back in the 90's showing these classic Hanna-Barbera cartoons like this one. It should really still be like this NOW!!!
METV is coming out ...with 24 hour classic cartoon channel this summer
@@ralphcrisp2112 Yes I know!😉👍🏿
Thank Alex Toth for making our cartoon characters look hip.
Thank you! Cartoons now days are not as great as the old ones.
Einstein turned mad scientist turned Molecule Man vs The Fantastic Four!
Great cartoon shows from the 60's and 70's that I've watched after school and on Saturday mornings! Can't beat simplicity!
I was 8 when this came out in 1967. This cartoon is the high point of the 1960s. My favorites back then in addition to the Fantastic 4 is Space Ghost, Arabian Nights, Shazam , The Herculoids, Hercules, Space Angel, Speed Racer, The Galaxy Trio and Superman.
Don't forget Moby Dick, Mightor, Johnny Quest, Young Samson & Frankenstein Jr. I was 6 in 1967, and I remember these cartoons fondly. Best era of Saturday morning cartoons.
@@MrBronx61 I never forgot those classics.
So here’s what’s interesting; I was 8 in 1992 and Cartoon network would play these exact same cartoons. Despite our age difference we grew up on the same cartoons funny enough.
Love these vintage cartoons from the 60's. Hannah-Barbera animation was my dream job as a kid growing up. Should've taken my art classes more seriously in high school!😢
Shazzan not Shazam
I was born in ’69, which means this cartoon was in syndication by the mid-late 70s. And I was hooked on it, along with Spider-Man and Hulk. Thanks for the upload and the memories.
Great to enjoy these cartoons once again. Fan of the comics. Hanna Barbera shows once reigned over saturday morning cartoons.
Hell yeah I love Hannah Barbera and Fantastic Four!!
THE ORIGINAL & THE BEST FANTASTIC FOUR CARTOON BAR NONE!! GREAT MEMORIES. JUNIOR FROM LONDON 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇯🇲🇯🇲
I felt pure emotion when i saw this cartoon, the same emotion when i was a kid
I'm still hooked on that emotion😉
For however long these cartoons last....thank you.
I remember watching this. Saturday morning fun. Parents didn't have to worry about what was on tv. I feel sorry for kids today.
The Molecule Man sounds exactly like Fred Flintstone
@@johnnygoodman2003 so true.
Yeah our parents left Us alone, it was the only time of the day they get piece and quiet.
Hanna-Barbera ruled the cartoon world back in the day. When Saturday morning cartoons actually meant something.
I was 5 when this show was on. This was long before the distractions of TikTok, social media and cellphones. A Saturday morning included pajamas, a bowl of sugared cereal (which generally meant fussing over who gets the toy prize inside) and plopping down in front of a wood-covered, console TV for hours in the living room, interrupted ONLY by the sound of other kids playing outside.
All of Hannah Barbera comics characters were great
I was 7 back then and this was one of my favorites, 56 year ago, holy crap batman.
The animation.wasn't much but this ten year old kid in ,67 loved it
Hanna Barbera for doing such a Wonderful Job making this cartoon on The Fantastic Four
Freaking beautiful. Thanks so much. How this show hasn't been released on home video is beyond me.
There is a court battle between Disney who owns Marvel & Warner who owns the Hanna Barbera collection for the rights to Hanna Barbera's The Fantastic Four. This has been ongoing for years.
I lived for this cartoon in the early 70s. The music is quite outstanding for a cartoon if you think about it.
Best music and voice acting.
The voice of Mr Fantastic isn’t what I thought it would be. The voices of the other three fit perfectly especially Ben.
It fit seemless for me....even in the comics....despite his vast scientific intelligence....he wasn't afraid to throw hands if it came to that.
I was five when these came on only once a week on Saturday mornings. How lucky we kids were back then. Now with everything on demand, it's all taken for granted and not appreciated.
This is the best version of the Fantastic Four animated series!!!❤❤❤
I saw this when they brought back Hanna Barbarea World of Super Adventure on Channel 5 in the late 1970 's . This is best 😊 of the Fantastic Four cartoons ( There was many after this one ) but this one was the best !!!! 😁😁😁❤❤😊😊
YES INDEED-IT CAME ON AT 3:00PM ON CHANNEL 5 DURING THE WEEKDAYS-GREAT TIME TO BE A YOUNG KID.
Also during this time period channel 5 aired the 1967 Spider-Man series.
Thank You to Hanna Barbera Great cartoons Always remembered
The Blastarr episode scares the crap out of me , he has so much power , i cant imagine how the FF stood up to him , they are very brave
This is when writers actually cared about the source material. Don't care the animation is dated, the story is consistent with the times and all the characters are exactly how they are supposed to be.
Thank you so much! It's all coming back. Back then Saturday morning was a blast!
(WTF happened?!)
I wasn't born until 1967 but I used to love 🌄🌄Saturday🌄mornings🌄🌄 more than anything! Bugs Bunny being my all-time favorite, but any and every Marvel or DC Superhero cartoons, were close behind!
Same. While I am unable to lay claim that I watched it during the back end of the 60s....I CAN say that this cartoon series and the both of us will be 57 years old (if you're not 57 already)
Saturday morning cartoons and a BIG bowl of cereal back in the day was the greatest...
I grew up watching these cartoons every Saturday morning. ❤❤
I was a big fan of the fantastic four back in the 60’s and 2000’s love it thanks guys 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
There's nothing better than the original thanks for the memories ❤
My five favorite Hanna-Barbera cartoons from the sixties:
1) FF
2)Johnny Quest
3)Space Ghost
4)Heculiods
5)Birdman & The Galaxy Trio
Mighty Mightor, Young Samson and Shazzan should have made your list
Love the fantastic (4) 👍🏻
I've often thought it would be fun to have a Saturday Morning Cartoon party. Have a bunch of friends come over in their pajamas on a Saturday morning and then sit and watch cartoons from the 60s for a couple of hours while eating bowls of sugary cereals like Cap'n Crunch and Lucky Charms.
I still miss Stan & Jack and love rereading their Fantastic Four stories in my Marvel Masterworks Vol 1-10 FF collection.
Grew up watch’n these classic cartoons ❤❤😂
Thanks for the upload. I love this. I used to break night to watch this on cartoon networks Boomerang segment at like 5 am every Saturday night when i was a kid back in 2002 i think.
I Love ALL Fantastic Four cartoons and Action Figures.❤❤❤❤❤
I love Sue's fight with the mouse.🤗🤗🤗🐁🐁🐁
I was 3 yrs old and remember this and just about every Hanna-Barbera animated cartoons.. the action animated are classics..
Definitely the best version of the FF we've ever gotten.
Comic accurate, great voice cast and Love watching them run around New York fighting the villains.
We grew up reading those comic books as well so being able to watch the cartoons on Saturday morning was an extra special treat. Back in the early 70s we still had B&W TV and 2 channels on the TV. TV signals were still broadcast locally though that huge aluminum antennas on rooftops. It was a pretty nifty time to grow up too as we had no internet at the time and no cable. Riding our bikes to the local pond and playing with classmates after school was our main source of entertainment back then....
I was only 6 years old when this aired but I still remember getting blown away by this series. Before I started buying the comic book reprints. I am glad that Jack Kirby received recognition in the end credits. Of course Lee was the salesman here.
Still the best adaptation of the comic book to this day.
This is such high-quality! It looks up-resed. That’s a compliment.
THANKS for this! My favorite version of my favorite superheroes that are part of my favorite comics group!!!
The sound effects from this series were awesome.
Thanks! Took me back to my childhood.
What a blast from the past, took me right back to more innocent times when life was simple and summer holidays lasted forever. FEK I'm old,,lucky it's just on the outside. Thanks for sharing.xxc
One of my all time favorites. And still love the Theme song!
hanna Barbara are and always be my favorite...just great story lines that kept me glued to the tv and out of mom and grandmas hair.. im still watching them and everyone else is gone.. i miss them but i got a bowl of fruity pebbles and my pitbull Frankenstein and we just chill and watch the great cartoons from my childhood...umm what fun it is ...
I especially love how the music and all the Hanna-Barbera shows totally fits the action
I used to rush home after school to watch the Hanna-Barbera world of super adventure absolutely awesome