@Sarincrow I'm not gonna lie to you I have know idea what this theory is and asked my question hoping for a response that explained it I haven't gotten to this theory yet in school.
*How Dr Doom comes up with his masterful plans* : I shall - *Grabs a Slip out of a Hat* [Destroy Every Major City on Earth] with - *Spins Wheel* [Tidal Waves?] in - *Roles Dice* [26 hours] unless I'm given - *Throws Dart* [Control of the World Bank]
All the 60’s, 70’s, 80’s and 90’s Saturday morning cartoons we used to watch when we were kids are being made into Live Action movies and they usually come out in theaters in the summer time( Summer Blockbusters). I would love to see either Johnny Quest, Spaceghost or ThunderCats as a Live Action Summer Blockbuster.
To be fair, a lot of cartoons back then were like shitposts. I wonder if the same'll be said about today's cartoons four or five decades down the road….
That's comic accurate In every comic he's a menace, unless it's a Fantastic Four comic, then he's just a big goober His Battleworld goes to sh*t the moment Reed arrives
Everyone saying what they're doing out loud matches almost 1-to-1 to the comics of the era (as do a bunch of these scenes, like the Super-Skrull trying to plant a flag), but the comics had the excuse of trying to tell a story to children with still pictures. And even then, it got pretty silly
I think the reason is because in the 60's most families only had one TV in the home, sound output was in mono, and there was no rewinding. They wanted to make sure you heard it even if your parents made you keep the volume low, which was often the case.
I think part of it was that readers/writers didn't know a lot of the tropes or concepts that were first developed in this era so they felt like they had to explain themselves. Also the framing of panels/scenes and overall storytelling weren't as well developed.
10:09 is my favorite. The dialogue, the timing, the lack of a reaction from the villain, everything about that is so amazingly awkward that it’s just hilarious.
Does that roar sound familiar? Ted Cassidy also performed the roars for "The Incredible Hulk" TV series (1978) He also performed the opening narration.
I love how Doom is supposed to be the most powerful villian to the Fantastic four but when the Invisible girl takes his pistol he just straight up bails XD
Yes...Im a 50 yr old kid...love comics ....and cant STAND the marvel movies. Only like the 1st Cpt America ....first Spider-Man...all others are intolerable for me.....
I agree 100%..unfortunately the Real Marvel Comics is gone,..not many young people understand the difference, of what Was, and what Now is.. you just had to be there from the start, to know the greatness, the Marvel Comics Group actually was!
Well, this cartoon seems to be based off of the Fantastic Four comics written by Stan Lee, all the way down to the writing. The comics had a very big sense of humor, so I would say yes. They were very aware of it being funny.
@DjBuBbLeGuM Really? So if I understand correctly, 1960s comics were written like this cartoon. What else to laugh at? Doctor Doom's face mask. It didn't look like a mask worn by a super villain. Instead it looks like something from a kids dress up set.
The 1960s New Adventures of Superman did the same thing. Supes was constantly monologuing and describing what he was doing - "now to grab this hilltop and use it to plug this volcano" you only had to listen to follow the plot. FF and TNAOS are still two of my all time favorites, though.
Adult Swim should show this uninterrupted in its entirely annually for their April fools day special thing, if they still do that. They don’t even need to remove the Cartoon Network logo
+heavy metal collector That alot of bullshit; the FF are timeless like any other iconic heroes. Just make a science fiction movie aboot familly and it will work.
Those were still pretty great except for galactus like damn they could've made him just some strong guy and he still would've been better than whatever that thing was
The Man from the pattern land from what I’ve read, the director intended to introduce Galactus’ physical form in part three, you can see his shadow briefly in a scene. But the film did pretty bad, so the plans were cancelled
@@jasonfagan3104 Yeah, when the only version of Reed was the comic books and this cartoon, this Was Reed Richards. In the movies he's always a genius nincompoop.
You know that scene in Inside Out where the boy reacts to Riley in hockey practice, with the "Girl! "Girl! Girl!" alarm in the back? That's pretty much how Doom feels about Sue Richards 99% of the time. The other 1% he's using crazy plans to try and marry her. (Tbf she's the most powerful of the bunch; controlling gravitational forces to the point where you can bend light or form a shrinking bubble around a person's vital organs until they're dead is pretty intense).
11:00 I love how Galactus, devourer of worlds, performs a sassy levitating retort that looks like he's telling the Silver Surfer "You couldn't afford it, Honey."
The best part about that Dr. Doom design is that his eyes are just two black dots, no details like the other characters, meaning that under that mask, Victor has something along the lines of Charlie Brown's face.
It was believed that the first nation to reach the moon would build a nuclear weapons launch pad there. This would allow them to hit any target on Earth, while those on Earth would be unable to retaliate, due to the risk of destroying the moon or its orbit.
Slang Funny how mankind gets one foot off planet and the first thoughts that come to mind is “how can I weaponize this to dominate others?”. Truly a barbaric species at times.
@@slang1517 uum, no. That's not it at all. It's more so that we can't hit the moon with anything. We, then and still now, don't have a propulsive force strong enough to effectively fire on anything past the Stratosphere and have it continue with that force without slowing down. Rockets needs shit tons of fuel just to leave orbit and those aren't made to hit something with intent to damage it. As for the 60's, the idea was that if you successfully establish infrastructure on the moon then you have essentially a monopoly of development and more territory over your competitors. Obviously we didnt really know much about the moon then, so pop culture like cartoons and comics is gonna make it sound more important than it is to make it more entertaining to watch. The whole race to space thing was just to see who could get up there first for bragging rights. The amount of resources and money anyone would need to build some sort of missile launch silo on the moon (that works fully as intended) is absurd both before and after inflation came into play.
The '67 Hanna Barbera Fantastic Four followed the original stories by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, that's why it was so good. Also had good voices and good character design.
@@forgottenrights351 Sue is also goddamned scary. Taskmaster learned that the hard way in the Civil War comic when he shot Reed in the back. Sue pancaked the asshat about two feet into the street.
12:57: I love the way the thrown bottle flies past the other thug's head toward Ben, but entirely on the wrong side of the tough guy's head. Animator with a depth perception problem?
Ben (most aggressive superpower): Knocks people out Johnny (potentially most pain-inducing superpower): Uses fire to lightly shock enemies/fly rather than burning them alive Sue (most defensive superpower): EXPLODING DEATH
2:12 The Red Ghost, he was the first Marvel character who could “phase” through solid objects. He was killed, leaving behind his wife, henceforth known as “The Black Widow”.
@@Scyllax I mean, still not related. They never were. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Ghost en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Widow_(Natasha_Romanova) Just cause they're both Russian characters created in the 60s doesn't mean they're family lol
I do love this series. Episodes were based on actual issues of the comic and had some humor & heart. People can call it camp, but I prefer it to superhero shows that try to show how "edgy" they are and/or make arbitrary changes.
I wish I could do that to the chipmunks and rabbits that have been taking over my yard this year. . . . . . . Your insightful deduction is correct. The chipmunks and rabbits around here have, in fact, been firing their powerful death-ray cannons at me. .
That said, we truly need and deserve a good and proper MCU entry to the Fantastic Four, something that will make the franchise respected by the general public. A shame Stan won't get to see it.
Stan Lee and Jack Kirby will never die, with the legacy they left; they will live on forever. I always wanted to meet Stan Lee, but I read his autobiography recently and afterwards; felt like I grew up with him. He's that good a writer.
In fairness, Klaw can actually detect stuff via sound, so her invisiblity wasn't very useful anyways. And trying to escape would've probably just got her blasted. Despite the MCU nerfing him a LOT, he's actually one of the FF's tougher villains.
"The Universe is a ball, pretty much."
-Albert Einstein, 1927
"If you put the universe in a tube, it will be... larger than the universe it self, probably, because it's in a tube."
The universe is flat
physics when you're high
"God does not play dice with the universe, he plays baseball"
The universe is a ball, but the earth is just a sticker on the surface of the ball.
Reminds me of the time where Mr. Fantastic threatened Magneto with a wooden gun and then Magneto had an existential crisis.
/watch?v=x5-JVvCrGC8
I LITERALLY just watched that before this lol
Violet Dirge that was the 1970s Fantastic Four
𝐀 𝐖 𝐎 𝐎 𝐃 𝐄 𝐍 𝐆 𝐔 𝐍
You took my powers! How did you do it?
Shout out to the random citizen who absolutely roasted the skrull for not knowing what concrete is.
Super Skrull!
Shout out to Johnny Storm who absolutely roasted the roast
That's what we call American pride
Some superhuman alien shows up with the sole intent to conquer earth.
Insult the shit out of it.
New York energy
"That's a woman for ya" I half-expected a laugh track to play.
Or a "BOING" sound effect.
He ain't wrong tho
"Remember Einstein's theory? That the universe is like a ball...."
Literally the worst explanation of Einstein's theory ever.
CallMeBronco if only that were true.
I mean how would you explain it.
This is what happened if you fired a writer who truly knows about Einstein
@Sarincrow I'm not gonna lie to you I have know idea what this theory is and asked my question hoping for a response that explained it I haven't gotten to this theory yet in school.
@Sarincrow okay thanks
I just want to salute our great leader, Neil Armstrong: First man on the moon, first to rule the world.
If only
OtakuD50
•Lance Armstrong
•Louis Armstrong
•Neil Armstrong
I always confuse these three people lol
It's too bad he got into that doping scandal after he retired from his astronaut career and became a jazz musician.
He's seen plenty of stars in his time. In space, in his music, and in his hallucinations.
Quirderph :-D
"It's the Invisible Girl! I must flee!"
Doom knows what's up.
Don't fuck with the most powerful member on the squad.
I mean after what she did at 7:19 I'd flee too.
Kinda interesting to see that the girl member in an old cartoon being, arguably, the most effective member of the team
11:36 “You die! Youch!”
@@futuzadamn!
I remember cuddling up with mama and papa under the communal asbestos blanket and watching these cartoons.
*cough cough haha, same!
Submarine: *Sinks in water*
Fire guy: I'll go save it
His name is Human Torch.
Lol yeah that was such a stupid move
*commits casual unnintended suicide
also invisible woman has the highest kill count she's ruthless, no wonder the metal guy runs away from her
Be quiet!
Fire guy 🤣🤣🤣
*How Dr Doom comes up with his masterful plans* :
I shall - *Grabs a Slip out of a Hat* [Destroy Every Major City on Earth]
with - *Spins Wheel* [Tidal Waves?]
in - *Roles Dice* [26 hours]
unless I'm given - *Throws Dart* [Control of the World Bank]
I think of this comment every time I read a comic or watch a cartoon in which the villain has an idiotically convoluted plan.
I think I know another part of Dr. Evil's inspiration now.
@@gamersinacontainer Doctor Doom is the supervillain to inspire all other villains who came after.
@@Mitsuraga Indeed.
Needs more likes
I love how all of the villains surrender, flee, or have an extensional crisis when a minor inconvenience occurs.
There's something just very comforting when you watch the cartoons from this era.
They were slow paced and innocent af. It was simplier times (not better)
@@icefrigus funny to think that one day someone will say that about this time.
@@icefrigus better
All the 60’s, 70’s, 80’s and 90’s Saturday morning cartoons we used to watch when we were kids are being made into Live Action movies and they usually come out in theaters in the summer time( Summer Blockbusters). I would love to see either Johnny Quest, Spaceghost or ThunderCats as a Live Action Summer Blockbuster.
They were annoying
Shitposting in the 1960's
aquelescaraaaaaaaaaa back then it was just called absurdism
To be fair, a lot of cartoons back then were like shitposts.
I wonder if the same'll be said about today's cartoons four or five decades down the road….
*DEJA* *VU*
I feel like I have heard those lyrics somewhere before, but I can't quite put my foot on the *gas* pedal
Does anybody even know what a shitpost is anymore?
i can't believe it's not everything Its like a lamp post
Made of shit
I just love how much of this show consisted of Ben beating the shit out of people.
12:03 Those poor Moloids.
And that's why he got his own spinoff.
have a reply
It's clobbering time!
I can only imagine what he did to Johnny after burning his roast
It's funny how Dr. Doom, the F4's greatest enemy and Marvel's dangerous villains, looks and acts like a complete nerd here.
Well, in fairness, Victor IS a nerd, much like Reed.
I was a Doom Bot. Or at least I hope it was...
Victor Vaughn
That's comic accurate
In every comic he's a menace, unless it's a Fantastic Four comic, then he's just a big goober
His Battleworld goes to sh*t the moment Reed arrives
@@Sorrelhasyou’re so right though
I like how in old superhero cartoons they VERY LOUDLY explain their plan as if the people around them cant hear it
Everyone saying what they're doing out loud matches almost 1-to-1 to the comics of the era (as do a bunch of these scenes, like the Super-Skrull trying to plant a flag), but the comics had the excuse of trying to tell a story to children with still pictures. And even then, it got pretty silly
I think the reason is because in the 60's most families only had one TV in the home, sound output was in mono, and there was no rewinding. They wanted to make sure you heard it even if your parents made you keep the volume low, which was often the case.
I think part of it was that readers/writers didn't know a lot of the tropes or concepts that were first developed in this era so they felt like they had to explain themselves. Also the framing of panels/scenes and overall storytelling weren't as well developed.
"The first man to land on the moon shall rule the world!" Everyone knows that.
The Widow's Son That's why Neil Armstrong was elected emperor for life!
Is Buzz Aldrin his successor?
Neil before Lord Armstrong.
All hail our Lord and savior,Neil Armstrong! Let his benevolent rule last forever!
Poor Michael Collins, he got jack from the royal deal because he had to stay orbiting in the command module.
Villain: My revenge is near!
Mr. Fantastic: CORRECTION, my FIST is near! 😂
endive: my heart was broken so I betrayed him
darkel: betrayed him
pretorius: that's a woman for ya
i release you Simba!
The dude can stretch yet it's his normal sized arm.
60's Reed is best Reed
*[bongo noise!]*
10:09 is my favorite. The dialogue, the timing, the lack of a reaction from the villain, everything about that is so amazingly awkward that it’s just hilarious.
genuinely funny
That's really the highlight of the whole vid.
It's like a Jim Carrey movie.
I wonder if that is where DC got the idea of Darkseid's ricochet eye lasers? 😂
"You speak non sense, my Herald speak no more" - Galactus
Also Galactus 11:05
Yeah.
Does that roar sound familiar? Ted Cassidy also performed the roars for "The Incredible Hulk" TV series (1978) He also performed the opening narration.
Sue casually murdered four people at least in this video.
Yeah, but they were all bad.
Orgruk
that quote though xD
"Yes! It worked!"
Fuckin' evil bitch.
Zero Comma Three they had it coming
And 1 mouse
Corny. And yet, still somehow better than any of the Fantastic Four movies ever released.
At least more entertaining, that's for sure.
I hope the MCU closely... and I must emphasize *CLOSELY* follows the example set by this series when they adapt the Fantastic Four.
I still like the 2005 one....
The Analytical Menace 🤣
Corny was cool in the 1960s.
"No no my love, you have a cruel and savage heart, oh why do I love you so."
Continues shooting like a badass
Red pill 101
Even alien females love them some BAD BOYS.
7:51 "The hose is jumpin out of my hand by itself. I'm giving up" is one of the best parts
DAT'S SOLID CONCRETE!
The Late Lord Kardok I paused right after that part lol
Performance issues.
Yeah villians who are a great threat to heroes can be funny if they're stupid
A true New Yorker
It's even funnier considering he has the powers of the thing so the concrete should be no problem
"My revenge is near!"
"Correction, _my fist is near_ !"
*Top Ten Anime One-Liners*
"Uh... pardon me, Doctor Doom..."
"GRIM!" *(THWACK)*
10:09
😀😀😀😀
10:08 you can actually pinpoint the exact moment the Thing's heart breaks in two
And when the ❤ awakens, 11:20
"Correction, My Fist Is Near". Reed Richards was so badass in this version.
I love how Doom is supposed to be the most powerful villian to the Fantastic four but when the Invisible girl takes his pistol he just straight up bails XD
He shall destroy the world. WITH TIDAL WAVES!!!!
😆!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@madcap3450 You mean "Destroy every major city with tidal waves." That was his plan.
@@madcap3450
Yeah cuz shes an unfeeling murderer
7:20
Dr. Doom's like, "Nuts, she took my Glock." Rofl
-I was heart broken, I wanted revenge so I betray him.
-Betray him?
- T H A T ' S A W O M A N F O R Y A
Like Ben Grimm Said "That's a Woman for Ya'" LOL.
Italian Jesus saves the day MISOGYNIST THING
13:31 that "Flame on !!" yell was 🔥
"This roast isn't hot enough!"
*He completely burns it to a crisp.*
"There! That should do it."
*The Thing then regrets his life choices.*
10:06 😅
"He'll never break though these Titanum reinforced steel doors!"(Breaks through wall instead) "C'mon, baby!"
Why would you reinforce steel with titanium when solid titanium is stronger?
@@irllcd13 Budget couldn't handle that. I mean he's a supervillain, not Bill Gates!
Me in every online survival game
"I was heartbroken. I wanted revenge, so I betrayed him."
Ben: *thats a woman for ya*
Ben Grimm is awesome
If Marvel would get back to this kind of quality story telling, then life would be grand again🤠
Yes...Im a 50 yr old kid...love comics ....and cant STAND the marvel movies. Only like the 1st Cpt America ....first Spider-Man...all others are intolerable for me.....
@@peterlorenzo615 Marvel isn't Marvel anymore, it's a Disneyfied mess.
Facts
@@peterlorenzo615 the initial comment was sarcastic. The joke is that this show is so laughable that it becomes enjoyable.
I agree 100%..unfortunately the Real Marvel Comics is gone,..not many young people understand the difference, of what Was, and what Now is.. you just had to be there from the start, to know the greatness, the Marvel Comics Group actually was!
Therapist: Thing with human face isn't real he can't hurt you
Thing with human face: 1:37
0:34: Klaw: "I command you! Drop your cloak of invisibility!" Sue complies. Klaw: "Good! You obey!" LOL!!!
For a second, I thought he's going to say "I command you to drop your clothes!"
Brazzers logo raises from below
EgocentricHead "Good, you obey!"
"Now... Get on your knees."
EgocentricHead "Good! You obey!"
This show has the greatest comedic time in history.
And it's not even trying to be funny!
Or was it?
Unintentional comedy
do you mean it is camp ?
They were very obviously trying to be funny.
Well, this cartoon seems to be based off of the Fantastic Four comics written by Stan Lee, all the way down to the writing. The comics had a very big sense of humor, so I would say yes. They were very aware of it being funny.
This is the closest and most accurate The Fantastic Four has ever been potrayed in media.
Quite sad, honestly.
What about the 1994 series? Most of the plotlines, and in some cases even the dialogue was ripped straight from the comics
"Oh no! The water put his flames out!"
Me: "Why does that surprise you?"
"I will now make an obvious statement!"
"Now I will declare my current action!"
LOL!
That's comics in the 60's for you lol
@DjBuBbLeGuM Really? So if I understand correctly, 1960s comics were written like this cartoon. What else to laugh at? Doctor Doom's face mask. It didn't look like a mask worn by a super villain. Instead it looks like something from a kids dress up set.
@@scottmcphee2076 Dr Doom was the inspiration for Darth Vader.
The 1960s New Adventures of Superman did the same thing. Supes was constantly monologuing and describing what he was doing - "now to grab this hilltop and use it to plug this volcano" you only had to listen to follow the plot. FF and TNAOS are still two of my all time favorites, though.
"The Thing dies first!"
PEW*
"Then you, Torch!"
PEW*
"And now the girl!"
PEW*
This guy is the best thing ever, oh my god!
Mewegu "What is going on?! He does not die!!!"
Lmao 😂😂😂
Mewegu and they just stood there and let him do it
He was a made man, and the fantastic four weren’t. They just had to sit there and take it.
10:08 the horror in Ben Grimm's eyes
Adult Swim should show this uninterrupted in its entirely annually for their April fools day special thing, if they still do that. They don’t even need to remove the Cartoon Network logo
I don't understand why it's so hard to make a good movie out of this material?
I want the MCU version of the F4 to reference this.
They did, it’s called The Incredibles.
At this point in just convinced it's some sort of inside joke in Hollywood
+heavy metal collector
That alot of bullshit; the FF are timeless like any other iconic heroes.
Just make a science fiction movie aboot familly and it will work.
MrSafior and maybe add in the absurdism, like having Doom look like a reeeally low budget cosplayer
"The invisible girl! I MUST FLEE!" 11:45
Sean Artiles I mean,she was pretty blood thirsty in this cartoon. I'd be scared too.
If he's scared to take on one of them, why would he constantly challenge all four of them at once? :P
Well,she did kill four other people in this video.Doom was scared for his life.
Sean Artiles lol
Hahahahhaha 😂😂😂
I love Ben’s face when Johnny torched his roast 😂
3:19 Ultimatum Dr. Doom's plan in a nutshell
This cartoon captures Reed Richards better than any FF Movie.
Those were still pretty great except for galactus like damn they could've made him just some strong guy and he still would've been better than whatever that thing was
They got Ben Grimm also. From his catch phrases to his Lower east-side NYC accent.
The Man from the pattern land from what I’ve read, the director intended to introduce Galactus’ physical form in part three, you can see his shadow briefly in a scene. But the film did pretty bad, so the plans were cancelled
Wow
@@jasonfagan3104 Yeah, when the only version of Reed was the comic books and this cartoon, this Was Reed Richards. In the movies he's always a genius nincompoop.
10:09 "My revenge is near!"
"Correction, my fist is near!"
Okay, that one was quite good.
Marvel Studios needs to use as much of this as possible when they reboot/incorporate the FF into the MCU.
Jokes aside, having a character talk about being the first man on the moon really puts this shit into context.
"...I'd probably flame on and burn the joint down." A night at the club with Johnny Storm.
Disco Inferno!
@@RokuroCarisu Panic At The Disco!
Ben: Works hours to cook a roast to perfection
Torch: Burns Ben’s roast
Ben:
I was as devastated as Ben was in the last frame. Johnny, wtf bro.
"IT'S CLOBBERIN' TIME!"
Seriously wtf he do that for?
Johnny Storm just cooking everyone else's steak to well-done while grinning ear-to-ear, every single time they order one. Only Johnny may have rare
Ben's face was priceless. WTF you prick.
“Hey, that’s a new gun barrel!”
“Too bad.” Lol
I hope the MCU makes a live action shot-for-shot remake of this
13:43 Quickly makes the most over the top hand movement to take off his monocle, only to put it back on his face before he even finishes his sentence.
The animation was surprisingly smooth
Why else do you think he's called "Von Lenz"?
Lmaooooo 😂😂😂 yooo this is to funny.
Definitely belongs in his feats/respect thread.
P
I love how Doom is terrified of Sue Storm. You just know she has killed some fools.
You know that scene in Inside Out where the boy reacts to Riley in hockey practice, with the "Girl! "Girl! Girl!" alarm in the back? That's pretty much how Doom feels about Sue Richards 99% of the time. The other 1% he's using crazy plans to try and marry her.
(Tbf she's the most powerful of the bunch; controlling gravitational forces to the point where you can bend light or form a shrinking bubble around a person's vital organs until they're dead is pretty intense).
Considering what she did at 7:19, I don't blame Doom.
it's because sue can turn his mask invisible !
She's the only member of the Fantastic Four that is even remotely powerful.
Right?? 🤣
This show is beyond awesome. Reed would actually slay some of these villans then say something cold & arrogant. And that theme song is fire.
0:24 Reid Richards "show no mercy"
"THE ULTIMATE NULLIFIER, IN THE HANDS OF A HUMAN?!?!?"
that's a tea pot with a meter gauge on it.
He doesn't need to know that.
Lol
11:00
I love how Galactus, devourer of worlds, performs a sassy levitating retort that looks like he's telling the Silver Surfer "You couldn't afford it, Honey."
"TALK TO THE HAND!!!" 😝
That works more with 10:36's shot. XD
"You want your earth? Kiss mah ring, honey!"
Lol
I thought Galactus was supposed to be..GIGANTIC!!???... LOL
He could be dubbed with the “Mmhmm” bit from Family Guy.
7:24 holy shit Sue just ganked those two in cold blood
"iT wOrKed!!!"
The best part about that Dr. Doom design is that his eyes are just two black dots, no details like the other characters, meaning that under that mask, Victor has something along the lines of Charlie Brown's face.
Sue is the most powerful member of the group and apparently the most bloodthirsty of them all.
TheNegronomicon She was crazy with power
TheNegronomicon just like in the comics lol
That's why Dr. Doom flees when she's near!
"These walls are titanium reinforced steel"...
Oh Lawd choose your contractors carefully
You fuckin wot
Yeah with breakable brick walls
to this day people think titanum is stronger than steel. its hilarious.
Alackofcaring It is though :/
Thank you, RUclips, for putting this in my recommended feed. It is glorious.
At last, I now know why Neil Armstrong was made dictator of the world up until his death.
Step 1: be first man on the moon
Step 2:
Step 3: rule the world
It was believed that the first nation to reach the moon would build a nuclear weapons launch pad there. This would allow them to hit any target on Earth, while those on Earth would be unable to retaliate, due to the risk of destroying the moon or its orbit.
Slang
Funny how mankind gets one foot off planet and the first thoughts that come to mind is “how can I weaponize this to dominate others?”.
Truly a barbaric species at times.
@@AegisAuras It's rise or sink, baby
Hey, it worked for Supreme Leader Armstrong, it would work for him.
@@slang1517 uum, no. That's not it at all. It's more so that we can't hit the moon with anything. We, then and still now, don't have a propulsive force strong enough to effectively fire on anything past the Stratosphere and have it continue with that force without slowing down. Rockets needs shit tons of fuel just to leave orbit and those aren't made to hit something with intent to damage it.
As for the 60's, the idea was that if you successfully establish infrastructure on the moon then you have essentially a monopoly of development and more territory over your competitors. Obviously we didnt really know much about the moon then, so pop culture like cartoons and comics is gonna make it sound more important than it is to make it more entertaining to watch. The whole race to space thing was just to see who could get up there first for bragging rights. The amount of resources and money anyone would need to build some sort of missile launch silo on the moon (that works fully as intended) is absurd both before and after inflation came into play.
The '67 Hanna Barbera Fantastic Four followed the original stories by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, that's why it was so good. Also had good voices and good character design.
MrDominex Agreed!
I would love to see Disney do the same plots in a totally realized, hand drawn Jack Kirby style, set in the early 1960s.
That would be great!
MrDominex Paul Frees was the best Ben Grimm.
Yeah. I love it when Benjy talks smack when he's kickin' ass.
its like waiting for a MF DOOM song to start for 15 minutes
Nobody :
8:50 : 🏃🏻♂️🏃🏽♂️
Galactus's talk to the hand pose is the only thing I will ever need in my life
Anyone notice that Reed tries to subdue them...Johnny trolls them... Ben whoops them...but Sue strait up murders them 😂😂😂
Thats a woman for ya! --Ben G.
It's not murder if you deserve it. Pretty awesome for a kids' cartoon.
@@forgottenrights351 Sue is also goddamned scary. Taskmaster learned that the hard way in the Civil War comic when he shot Reed in the back. Sue pancaked the asshat about two feet into the street.
It worked 😂😂😂😂😂
@@zoomanx9661 :)
12:15 heh heh The Thing said "zombies"...back when the CCA wouldn't let comics talk about the walking dead
2:51 completely broke me 😂😂
11:00 "You speak nonsense, my herald! ... Speak no more!"
...So, how is this not yet a meme?
Make it a meme
Then make one MEME
That can be said about literally every clip lmao
and then it cuts to him going *REEEEEEEEEEEE*
Is that galactic
10:07 that one still of Thing is what broke me.
Good lord.
Max, can we expect The Thing to take on Ultra Instinct Goku now? Lmao
12:57: I love the way the thrown bottle flies past the other thug's head toward Ben, but entirely on the wrong side of the tough guy's head. Animator with a depth perception problem?
I like the soft jazzy music at 3:04 -3:14.
Got a nice relaxing tune to it.
"My revenge is near!"
"Correction, my fist is near!" *punch
"No, no my love. You have a cruel and savage heart. Oh why do I love you so?"
*Zew Zew Zew Zew Zew*
kev3d she wet for man with power that is crazy
Shut up baby, I know it!
I must say, i like that this fantastic four didn't have any chill, they really used their powers.
Ben (most aggressive superpower): Knocks people out
Johnny (potentially most pain-inducing superpower): Uses fire to lightly shock enemies/fly rather than burning them alive
Sue (most defensive superpower): EXPLODING DEATH
Hahaha
Yup and better than all the movies too!
Well I haven't seen the original F4 but after seeing the hollywood crap they call a "movie" i'm willing to bet on your comment.
That's not fair, there's 4 Fantastic 4 movies and all of them were complete pants.
Ikr
nidkrlol
Greetings Mrs. Richards
Everything about this is amazing. Ben is hilarious.
Also, Sue totally just killed a lot of people.
And maybe a mouse
That's a woman for you
7:25 I lost the “I laugh, I lose” contest🤣🤣💀
2:12 The Red Ghost, he was the first Marvel character who could “phase” through solid objects. He was killed, leaving behind his wife, henceforth known as “The Black Widow”.
Black Widow is not related to him whatsoever, although maybe you're joking.
@@olserknam I'm writing about Comic Books circa 1964.
@@Scyllax I mean, still not related. They never were.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Ghost
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Widow_(Natasha_Romanova)
Just cause they're both Russian characters created in the 60s doesn't mean they're family lol
@@olserknam Bot related. Spouses
@@ScyllaxI think you’re remembering wrong. Red Ghost was never married to Black Widow in the comics.
I do love this series. Episodes were based on actual issues of the comic and had some humor & heart. People can call it camp, but I prefer it to superhero shows that try to show how "edgy" they are and/or make arbitrary changes.
7:24 Christ alive, that was unnecessarily brutal.
LORDBADASS it worked!
WOW!!
14:07
I wish I could do that to the chipmunks and rabbits that have been taking over my yard this year.
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Your insightful deduction is correct. The chipmunks and rabbits around here have, in fact, been firing their powerful death-ray cannons at me.
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They did it to themselves.
It's shocking "Clobberonimo" didn't become a lasting catch phrase
Bill if I'm ever swinging into someone I'll have to remember to yell that
But they tried. Oooh how they tried
I didn't even realize "Clobberonimo" was a thing!
Bet it would've lasted if Clobberella said it instead
"It's Clobberin Time" did . . . For awhile. All us kids said it every chance we got.
"Asbestos? I can't flame on! Oh no now I have cancer!"
Dr. Doom, my favorite villain, outside my 3 grandchildren.
I'm going all the way to the Emerald City to ask the Wizard of Oz to send me back to 1967, wanna come?
Rest in Peace Stan Lee. The Fantastic Four was your baby and no movie adaptation will measure up to the Kirby/Lee run
That said, we truly need and deserve a good and proper MCU entry to the Fantastic Four, something that will make the franchise respected by the general public. A shame Stan won't get to see it.
Tedfufu these cartoons is actually better than anime.
Stan Lee and Jack Kirby will never die, with the legacy they left; they will live on forever.
I always wanted to meet Stan Lee, but I read his autobiography recently and afterwards; felt like I grew up with him. He's that good a writer.
I do hope the team get some proper movies someday. Without the Fantastic Four, we wouldn't have the Marvel Universe in the first place.
@@johnnygyro2295 Truth!
They're Marvel"s First Family!
I lost my shit when Doom was revealed to be under to camera. That was golden.
Nasus The Curator Of Sands Especially his slightly cross eyed look!
"GREETINGS, Missus Richards!"
Oh God, I was reading the original Lee-Kirby run and became shocked at how accurate this show actually is to the comics, it's so goddamned wild.
Same! I know that the og stories are pretty simple and some are definitely dated but they’re just so charming.
"drop your cloak of invisibility!"
*Sue does so*
Ummm... What?
In fairness, Klaw can actually detect stuff via sound, so her invisiblity wasn't very useful anyways. And trying to escape would've probably just got her blasted.
Despite the MCU nerfing him a LOT, he's actually one of the FF's tougher villains.
*"atgh, the ground is too hard!"*
*"That's solid concrete"*
#MakeMoreSassyNewYorkers
Yep. Back then NYers were properly portrayed as no-nonsense tough guys.
"And the first man to land on the moon shall rule the world."
Tried and true logic that we now know to be a fact, today.
I Can Live Forever That's why we elected Neil Armstrong emperor for life!
and it totally make sense.
10:09 Man I need to use that line one day
Screw the line you time stamped probably the best thumbnail of the whole video
Truly rare. The perfect title ever. Nobody is fighting in the comment section.