Marvel 75th Anniversary: The 1960's & 1970's

Follow the history of Marvel Comics from the birth of the Marvel Universe into an age of expansion! Featuring the Avengers, Spider-Man, Thor, the Fantastic Four, Iron Man, the X-Men, Black Widow, Daredevil, Black Panther, Ghost Rider, Luke Cage, Iron Fist and many more!

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[spideyman]

All of my favorite super heroes made in the span of a couple years. Marvel is truly king of comics.

[NerdyMastermind]

Happy Birthday Marvel, Cheers To THE BEST Comic Book Company In The Industry! 

[Rinir]

This is so cool!
I love it when Marvel and DC celebrates their anniversaries...
Not even going to lie, this year is Marvel's year, hands down...

[renatorangl]

Happy 75 Anniversary Marvel You Are The Best

[funkyblink]

marvel it's your birthday happy birthday marvel

[rickjones]

Can't wait for the 80s and 90s videos. I'd love to see them talk about secret war, the infinity gauntlet, the symbiotes, and even the clone saga.

[brianpantoja]

HAPPY 75TH ANNIVERARY MARVEL THANK YOU FOR CREATING  ALL THE AWSOME CHARACTERS

[mikek]

Good for you MARVEL.
Expecting awesomeness to come in the future.

[JWCollection]

Excellent video on the 60s and 70s for Marvel

[benediktbruck]

Marvel should do videos like this for all their prominent characters and classic storylines like the infinity gauntlet or Dark Phoenix Saga. i think it would be a great tool to get new readers by catching them up about major stuff that happened in an entertaining  and fast way. maybe even with some behind the scenes stuff.

[PatBALEX]

I grew up in the 70s and remember all those old heros and costumes..Thanks for the flash back..

[CrescentGrizzlySlash]

The Bronze Age 70s is my absolute favorite era of all Marvel Comics with the 80s being second, the books are so awesome. I love the old school drawn look of those comics better than todays, very colorful and surreal. I still look out for used Spidey, Captain America, and Doctor Strange any of those between '70-'79. My nearest public library has a good selection of them still.

Best writers were Steve Englehart, Chris Claremont, Roy Thomas, and Gerry Conway. Best artists were Sal Buscema and George Perez.

[ShootStyleZombie]

No videos about being Timely Comics talking about Captain America, Namor the Submariner, and Human Torch (not to be confused with the Fantastic Four version)

[realnimrod]

Man, almost 80 years now. Marvel is my childhood

[ScionStorm]

Wait, no mention of Captain Mar-Vell, Ms. Marvel, Spider-Woman or Howard the Duck???

[Spiderman]

happy 3 days late b-day marvel I luv all ur comics especially the amazing spiderman and ultimate spiderman comics :)

[zabukazar]

No love for Ka-zar? Despite his practically unknown stature now, he was a pretty ubiquitous character in the 1970's as he was headlining three titles at one time as well as countless appearances in other titles. Also popular at the time were Man-thing, Shogun Warriors, Howard The Duck, Villain Team-up,  Dracula and a certain Barbarian and Giant Lizard that Marvel doesn't own the rights to anymore. What made comics in the 1970's great was that NOT all heroes were the spandex wearing kind. 

[williamschleyjr]

Growing up was DC, Marvel, Archie, Gold Key and a few independents comic books. Then TV cartoons, shows, books and movies. Next the internet, back to movies, TV shows and comic books.