Marvel announced late last week that a bunch of their classic cartoons are being released for Netflix streaming. Actually, “a bunch” is an understatement. It’s just about everything:
Available Now
The Incredible Hulk (1996-97)
Spider-Man Unlimited (1999-2001)
Iron Man: Extremis – Marvel Knights Animation (2010)
Astonishing X-Men: Gifted – Marvel Knights Animation (2010)
Spider-Woman: Agent of the S.W.O.R.D. – Marvel Knights Animation (2010)
Fantastic Four: World’s Greatest Heroes (2006)
Silver Surfer (1998)
Black Panther – Marvel Knights Animation (2010)
Iron Man: Armored Adventures Season 1 (2009)
Coming throughout the summer
Marvel Action Hour: Iron Man (1994-96)
The Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes! Season 1 (2010)
X-Men Evolution (2000-3)
X-Men (1992-7)
Spider-Man (1994-‘98)
Spider-Man (1967-‘68)
Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends (1981)
Spider-Man (1981-‘82)
Coming this fall
Iron Man (1966)
Thor (1966)
Captain America (1966)
Hulk (1966)
Sub-Mariner (1966)
And they promise that there’s “much more” on the way.
May 5, 2011 @ 12:00 PM by Michael MayTagged: Marvel, marvel animation, netflix
AWESOME but….where’s the 90′s Ironman and FF4 cartoons? 
@Kayel – The 90s Iron Man is up there as Marvel Action Hour: Iron Man. But the 90s FF is definitely missing… which is not necessarily a bad thing, per se.
I WISH the friggin’ X-Men stuff was up there a while back when I started this ridiculous X-Men TV show review marathon thing I’m doing. The Marvel site, while commendable for posting most of these on there, can sometimes be a nightmare to navigate.
Also, Marvel recently semi-removed Avengers: EMH from their site, which I discovered last weekend. Sometimes the vids can be found if you dig really hard, but the they pretty much wiped out all the normal paths to locate them. Kinda odd if you ask me.
NathanMay 5, 2011 at 1:13 pmI have already gotten through the Black Panther series and just started the Spider-Woman series. Those are easy to catch on the fly as they are only 10 minutes an episode.
WraithMay 5, 2011 at 1:22 pmWell, “they promise that there’s ‘much more’ on the way.” Presumably this includes the Marvel Action Hour Fantastic Four, in all its hilariously-atrocious-rap-number glory. Can’t wait!! 
I hope “much more” also includes some live-action stuff too. Not just the Hulk TV series, but Spidey (American and Japanese), Dr. Strange movie, Cap theatrical and TV movies of the 80s/90s, Hasslehoff as Nick Fury. Generation X.
Also, the 80s Spider-Woman, The Thing (“Thing Ring, do your thing”), FF with Herbie. And the MTV Spidey series. and the direct-to-video animated movies. Electric Company Spidey, too.
Then DC needs to spin-off their upcoming Cartoon Network block into a full-fledged animation and live-action channel.
That’s all I want.
HDOMay 5, 2011 at 3:25 pmNeither Extremis nor Astonishing X-Men worked on my Wii though. Stupid Wii.
Simon DelMonteMay 5, 2011 at 4:09 pmNo season two of Spectacular Spider-Man? That is a shame.
Mr. JRMay 5, 2011 at 6:27 pmHDO:
I had a similar issue trying to play Black Panther, Hulk, and Silver Surfer through my Blu-Ray player. They didn’t even show up on the displayed queue for about 3-4 days even though they played fine on my desktop. There was a reviewer commenting about having a similar problem with Spider-Woman on his Xbox as well, so it doesn’t seem to be an isolated circumstance, but it is being addressed so you may want to try again.
stealthwiseMay 5, 2011 at 7:05 pmOnly thing I’m remotely interested in is Spectacular Spider-Man.
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