Justice League Of America 1967 featuring HAWKMAN - Peril From Pluto

[@Garbanzo884]

This isn't Justice League of America, this is a Hawkman episode.

[@tray488]

Yes.

[@aaronbruceladner1983]

HAWKMAN in: PERIL FROM PLUTO

[@DavidBDavis-lz7bt]

"Your rays cannot harm me--my wings are like a shield of steel!"

[@macsnafu]

Well, at least they got the costume right! ;-)

[@tray488]

Yes.

[@SterlingFogg]

The Distructo-Claw!

[@Suchapill]

Nice!

[@jomama900]

This wasn't the Justice League cartoon. It was just Hawkman. In 1967 there were Superman, Aquaman (with aqualad and "pet sidekicks"), Green Lantern (with Kyro), Atom, Flash (with kid Flash), Hawkman (with Skreel) Justice League (all the aforementioned adults) and Teen Titans (Wondergirl, Speedy, kid Flash & Aquaman) All had there own cartoons. Though only 3-6 of each were ever made.

[@scottchao7769]

these cartoons are primative

[@joellafargue9882]

And I wish he'd kept the original title sequence, so we'd know who wrote this particular cartoon.

[@quikmart1]

"Hop aboard, Skreel." "Keep your claws crossed, Skreel." The writers must have been laughing their a@@s off.

[@seancowhie6951]

The original superfriends

[@RichardBowlingJr]

The good old days of animation

[@theamericanshepherd5378]

Did anyone else think it was weird how Hawkman was able to stand the freezing temperatures of Pluto without any protective clothing?

[@calanon534]

His nipples are like a shield of steel.

[@tray488]

Or be able to survive outer space for a limited time in a JLA story.

[@thisismyname3928]

This Hawkman creeps me out because his voice actor usually does all the villains.

[@DavidBDavis-lz7bt]

I believe Vic Perrin voiced Hawkman; this particular villain, Kobara, was unmistakably voiced by the late, great Paul Frees.

[@garycarpenter6433]

These are the "real" heroes of justice

[@laksh4real]

lovely

[@BobbyJackson-up7gb]

Ain't Pluto Supposed to be Freezing Cold

[@jorgeguerrero1880]

Buenísima 👍👍👍

[@jessek.hughes3014]

Hawkman was a cop from thanagar & his job on earth was curator of midway city museum. Who ever wrote these stories didn't read the comics. They're idiots.

[@13thwho]

It was written by George Kashdan, who was a staff writer for DC Comics. Why Hawkman was made a scientist, I don’t know. Understandably, they couldn’t use Hawkgirl, so they gave him a bird for a sidekick. Maybe Kashdan saw an episode of Hanna-Barbera’s “Birdman”.

[@BlueLantern96]

Smokin’ hot Wonder girl

[@daviddriver2692]

Anyone else notice "wonderGirl" in opening credits?😊

[@aaronbruceladner1983]

6:33

[@coreylevine8095]

From filmation to hanna barbera

[@formula1dude531]

Why wasn’t Batman with them... I remember this as a kid but never noticed that Batman wasn’t there

[@ricardogaspard5287]

David belk BATMAN quit the team to ficus on Gotham City

[@starofjustice1]

As he should. He's alot more entertaining when they're not trying to shoehorn him in with all the godly heroes.

[@joellafargue9882]

This cartoon first aired in 1967. Batman wasn't part of the show until the following year.

[@ronald3419]

I'm 5 years late to reply, but these were made when the live Batman TV show was still on and its producer had exclusive rights to the characters of Batman and Robin. No other show live or animated could be produced at the same time. After the live show was cancelled, Filmation did make Batman cartoons.

[@paulrebori2395]

Batman came later

[@muttleo]

The Affirmative Action League; The Red Menace. Ghetto Blaster, The Hasidic Faygala Coprophagia Rex, Rainbow Skittles and Obama the Wonder Chimp

[@calanon534]

I laughed at that last one far harder than I should have.

[@hernar2]

No Batman?

[@RobertGoldman-o2p]

Who is more powerful? Hawkman or Birdman?

[@ricardogaspard5287]

What year did this come out?

[@theincredibletvchannel4297]

1967.

[@wlliebowen2043]

ricardo gaspard 1967

[@joellafargue9882]

1967.