Panzer General Windows 7 on this page. — Opening verse of the The first show to ever feature the premiered on September 9, 1967 on the television network and ran for a total of three seasons, entering into syndication during its final season in 1970. Each episode from the first season more or less followed the same basic formula: Something weird happens somewhere in New York, and we see the villain causing it — usually one from Spidey's classic comic book rogues gallery., the Daily Bugle editor, relays the information to Bugle employees Betty Brant, Jameson's secretary, and Peter Parker, the Bugle's star photographer. Jameson orders Parker to get pictures. Peter somehow finds out who the attacker is, and goes on the hunt for them as the web-slinging, wall-crawling hero, Spider-Man.

Spidey manages to find the villain and defeat them, usually by leaving them and with a note that always ended in, 'your friendly neighborhood '. After an of Peter, 'Miss Brant' and Jameson discussing the aftermath at the Daily Bugle, the episode ends.

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Usually each episode consisted of two 15-minute segments, though more than once there was one full-length half-hour segment. Grantray-Lawrence Animation was the original production company responsible for the series, but were on the brink of bankruptcy by the time it premiered and had filed for it by year's end, forcing them to hand over production duties to Krantz Films, Inc., known at the time for shows like and for being the then-home of, who became this show's lead animator. Bangla Ganasangeet. Under Krantz's watch, budgets were slashed by more than half and the show took on a, reintroducing Peter as the geeky he was when he first appeared (in fact, the first episode of the second season was a retelling of Spidey's origin story, complete with the and death of his Uncle Ben). The classic comic book rogues gallery was thrown out because of licensing costs, replaced by generic green-skinned alien and their henchmen, more often than not the product of recycled from episodes from the aforementioned Rocket Robin Hood. This series' animation also became much, much more, with shots of Spider-Man web-swinging reused more than once in one scene, and the skies over New York City becoming (green with dark clouds, etc.).

Jana Gana Mana Mp3 Indian National Anthem on this page. Finally, episodes from the first season, featuring said rogues gallery, were cut up and split together to form new episodes. However odd this cartoon may have been, it's quite popular and not without its fans, who enjoy it for a variety of reasons. It holds the distinction of being the first-ever cartoon to feature the eponymous superhero, not to mention the first-ever medium outside of comic books to do so. (The theme song was a big help, too.) A DVD release of the series was issued in 2004, but went out of print after a few years. Where this world fits in the Marvel Multiverse is a bit spotty: it was originally listed as Earth-6799 in the Marvel databooks; retconned it to Earth-67, in reference to the year it first aired; features a world called Earth-3015, which a caption states to be the world of 'a cartoon or two'.