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The Marvel Super Heroes is a Canadian animated television series starring five superheroes of Marvel Comics. It was rebroadcast on American television in 1966, and was the first television series Marvel.

It produced by Grantray-Lawrence Animation, directed by Grant Simmons, Ray Patterson and Robert Lawrence, 2 was a series umbrella of five segments, each about seven minutes long, broadcast on local television stations that passed the show at different times. The series initially issued as a half-hour program consists of three segments seven minutes each one superhero, separated by a short description of one of the other four heroes. It has also been transmitted as a mixture of several heroes in a time interval of half an hour, and as individual segments or as filler in a children's television.

The segments were: "Captain America," "The Incredible Hulk," "Iron Man," "The Mighty Thor" and "The submarine man."

sixty-five half-hour episodes each, comprising three chapters seven minutes each, for a total of 195 segments that were initially issued in syndication from September , 1996 until December of the same year occurred.

The series, produced in color, had extremely limited animation series produced by xerography, consisting of photocopied images taken directly from the comics and manipulated to minimize the need for animation production. The cartoons were presented as a series of still images of comic strips; usually the only thing that moved were his lips, when a character spoke, occasional arm or leg, or a fully animated black silhouette. The series used most original story in its entirety, exhibiting art of Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko and Don Heck, among others, the period fans and historians call the Silver Age of comics.

Stan Lee, publisher and Marvel art director at the time, said in 2004 that he believed the publisher Martin Goodman negotiated the deal with Grantray-Lawrence and Lawrence chose characters that would be used. Lawrence rented them to Lee and his wife a penthouse at 30 East 6th Street, near Madison Avenue, for use by Lee while he worked on the series, since he lived in Hewlett Harbor, New York on Long Island the moment. Lee recalled, "I do not really remember any reaction of the artists of Marvel involved. I wish I could say he wrote the letter [of the song], because I think they are brilliant, but unfortunately did not." Meanwhile, Grantray Lawrence outsourced production segments of the mighty Thor Paramount Cartoon Studios [citation] -the animation division of Paramount Pictures, formerly known as famous Studios-, led at the time by veteran Fleischer Studios, Shamus Culhane.

Marvel announced the series in the Marvel Bullpen Bulletins volumes November 1966, saying in the hyperbolic style of these sites monthly fans that "will not be long before our oscillating superheroes make their debut full of stars television, appearing five nights a week -so, five- counted them -. five nights a week, for half an hour every night So only have time to make sure your seat is in good condition - verifiquar your local newspaper for schedule and the station - and prepare to have a good time"