Fifteen years ago this week, the Marvel Cinematic Universe launched with the arrival of Iron Man in theaters. A decade and a half later, the MCU is the biggest live-action movie and TV franchise in ...

In many ways, the 1990s were a golden age for superhero cartoons. Batman, Superman, Spider-Man, and the X-Men all had their own shows that ran for years, and are still remembered fondly today as ...

But not all of the ’90s Marvel cartoons are created equal! And it’s up to me (according to me) to rank all of them, from worst to best. It’s a more varied list than you might expect. Luckily, if you ...

There are plenty of excellent superhero cartoons that still hold up, but these ten have unfortunately not stood the test of time.

X-Men '97 is a hit with fans of 90s Marvel animation. The show retains what made the original so memorable, with its mutant action and allegory for human rights struggles, while also updating the cast ...

Over the last couple of weeks, we've reviewed the 90s Marvel series Iron Man and Fantastic Four. Now, we're completing the set with The Incredible Hulk, the two-season run of Dr. Banner's battle ...

We're getting a jump on the Disney+ arrivals with a revisit of the 90s animated series, Marvel's Iron Man. Arriving nearly 15 years before the live-action movie that launched the MCU into the ...

Back in the ’90s, Spider-Man: The Animated Series ruled weekday afternoons, along with X-Men: The Animated Series and Batman: The Animated Series. But unlike those other two, Spidey ended his ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook The early 1990s was an iconic time for great cartoons. Not only did we have an entire slate of ...

For a generation of fans, 1990's Spider-Man: The Animated Series stands as the quintessential take on the web-slinger. Premiering during the golden age of after-school cartoons, the show served as the ...

It was just two wordless cameos in a pair of stacked episode, but fans of ‘90s Marvel animation jumped for joy at the X-Men ’97 episodes “Tolerance is Extinction” Parts I and III. During a crucial ...

Brian Keohan writes for Bleeding Cool, The Marvel House of Ideas panel focused on the various digital platforms for Marvel's properties. The panel was hosted by Ryan Penagos, with editors Tom Breevort ...