This Captain America cartoon is so full of win

[willywonka666]

from the 1966 Marvel Series.

I don't like the MST or RiffTrax approach of making fun of something, but I did chuckle at so many parts of this, and thoroughly enjoyed it.

The narrator's pronunciation of "Evil"

Classic lines like "My patience has ended"

and the main reason Zemo hats Cap so much-he caused a hood to be glued to his head.

And yet, I haven't watched the big screen versions of Captain America-if only they were like this...

[Goldenbane]

Jul 21, 2014 19:41:53 GMT -5 willywonka666 said:

from the 1966 Marvel Series.

I don't like the MST or RiffTrax approach of making fun of something, but I did chuckle at so many parts of this, and thoroughly enjoyed it.

The narrator's pronunciation of "Evil"

Classic lines like "My patience has ended"

and the main reason Zemo hats Cap so much-he caused a hood to be glued to his head.

And yet, I haven't watched the big screen versions of Captain America-if only they were like this...

Classic! These appeared on VHS in the 90's, and my brother bought me this one (which also came with the episode of Captain America reawakening in modern day) and Thor (Which had Thor vs. Hercules and Thor vs. the Tomorrow Man).

Actually, I always thought the guy who did the voice of Thor was pretty good...and it's his voice I hear whenever I read the 616 version comics.

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Jul 21, 2014 19:41:53 GMT -5 willywonka666 said:

and the main reason Zemo hats Cap so much-he caused a hood to be glued to his head.

Well, being a Nazi was probably the main reason. His personal reason, though (which works better for a cartoon than the Third Reich), was having a super duper glue substance that could never be dissolved sticking a pink mask to his Aryan face. I think you'd hate Cap too if that happened to you.

[Bang Bang Bart]

I love how these old cartoons are just basically panels from the old comics in the 60s animated, making them the first true instance of motion comics.

[A Platypus Rave]

Didn't one of the Ironman movies make use of his 1960's opening theme?

[Clash, Never a Meter Maid]

The f*** is Thor doing at 10:02, belly dancing in midair?

[Kevin Hamilton]

I hate the whole panels as animation thing, as Kirby got no compensation for that.

Also, Zemo's face being glued to his mask is straight from the books.

Also also, you should watch the Cap movies; they're excellent.

[Psy]

[Kevin Hamilton]

I don't see a lead covered balloon being very effective.

[Rumble McSkirmish]

Jul 22, 2014 13:59:17 GMT -5 A Platypus Rave said:

Didn't one of the Ironman movies make use of his 1960's opening theme?

Yeah during the first film. A version of the theme played in the background when Tony was at the party, and it was also Col. Rhodes ring tone.

Here's said theme song for reference.

[Bang Bang Bart]

Jul 22, 2014 17:19:19 GMT -5 Kevin Hamilton said:

I hate the whole panels as animation thing, as Kirby got no compensation for that.

Also, Zemo's face being glued to his mask is straight from the books.

Also also, you should watch the Cap movies; they're excellent.

Well, not the Reb Brown ones or that 1990 film (unless you like unintentional humor), of course.

[Futureraven: Beelzebruv]

I love this so much, I need to learn how to make riffing videos.

[ERON]

Jul 22, 2014 12:53:24 GMT -5 Bang Bang Bart said:

I love how these old cartoons are just basically panels from the old comics in the 60s animated, making them the first true instance of motion comics.

Suddenly I'm imagining how badass it would be to have quality motion comics of all the old Kirby & Ditko Marvels. *drool*