Fantastic Four (1967 - 1968). The Fantastic Four arrived on television for the first time in 1967. Produced by animation giant Hanna-Barbera, the series only ran 20 episodes.

Fantastic Four: The Animated Series ran from 1994 to 1995, and starred Beau Weaver (Mr. Fantastic), Lori Alan (Invisible Woman), Chuck McCann (The Thing), Quinton Flynn and Brian Austin Green ...

The Fantastic Four confront the towering Galactus in the final trailer for Marvel's upcoming superhero epic, The Fantastic ...

At least, that's the common lore. The truth may actually have more to do with a planned Human Torch TV film that was in development at some point in the '70s that likely conflicted with DFE's ...

And the resulting show - which lasted 20 episodes - was just as campy and, well, cartoonish as one imagines a Hanna-Barbera produced "Fantastic Four" series would be. 1978 TV series ...

Probably one of the worst Fantastic Four cartoons is the 1978 show, The New Fantastic Four. Only lasting thirteen episodes and universally despised by fans, this cartoon ranks among the lowest of ...

Last week I talked about the 1978 cartoon, The New Fantastic Four and what a terrible FF adaptation it was for the small screen. Did I say it was the worst of the Fantastic Four TV adaptations ...

Cartoon has commissioned 26 episodes of the series, which is aimed at 6- to 11-year-olds. ... Avi Avad is executive producer of the animated Fantastic Four for Marvel.

The 1994 Fantastic Four cartoon ran for two seasons before ending in February of 1996, though returning briefly for a crossover with Incredible Hulk in November of 1996 and Spider-Man in November ...

Another ill-conceived cartoon, the New Fantastic Four starred Mr. Fantastic, the Invisible Woman, the Thing and…HERBIE, a robot sidekick who replaced the Human Torch. Although many believed that ...

The Cartoon Network's Fantastic Four cartoon series will feature a Thing vs. Hulk fight early on. Story editor Chris Yost said that the episode featuring the fight will be titled "Hard Knocks." ...

While HERBIE’s cartoon career was short-lived — The New Fantastic Four ran for just 13 episodes — the robot was integrated into Marvel Comics in 1978 with Fantastic Four issue 209. That ...