Marvel Superheroes 1966: The Incredible Hulk Episode 7

The Leader is back and he's saved the Hulk's life. In return, he wants the Hulk to get a powerful galactic artifact from the Watcher's private collection. As if it's that easy!
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[@markloveless1001]

And closing with the great Dick Tufeld as The Robot.

[@judyalvarez203]

Great critiquing. 😊

[@jamesmurray8558]

Never ask for the knowledge of the universe Get cash diamond something you can use.

[@DCmanNEW52]

Marvel has produced a lot of good animations but ppl still say they suck in animation. I am a dc fan but still I love the animation universe of marvel (instead of spiderverse and what if...)

[@stillaboveground2470]

Named himself "The Watcher" only because his original choice of name, "Peeping Tom", caused him too much grief.

[@Buzz-McCool]

The Hulk gets a mind control chip in his head, so now he's forced to play "Follow the Leader".

[@jeffreyclinard2002]

It seems to me that the animation was better in this episode than in most. Not that it's saying much, but still, the Hulk ripping up a door like it was made of tissue is more than we usually get. I guess the Leader couldn't adopt the simple solution of using his gizmos to grab the Ultimate McGuffin directly. Like he did with the Hulk, both in the initial grab, and then to teleport him. Uatu (the Watcher of the Earth system) was described as the "Juvenile Delinquent" of his race, mostly by bending the definitions. In a trilogy of role playing modules for cosmic level characters (people in the weight class of Silver Surfer and Dr. Strange), he puts together the teams to combat the cosmic threats. Mostly be appearing before them and talking about what he was observing. If they needed a spaceship, he'd point one out on his moon base and "not interfere" if they hotwired it. I think he could do things like read minds, but the ability had some kind of mind shield that more or less prevented anything else from attacking or entering that mind (I'm observing Purple Man about to use his mind control powers to have Captain America kill the Vice President. I'm going to observe Cap's mind right before this happens...). I wonder if the writer can sue over "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull".

[@nooctip]

So whats on Earth? Nothing but reruns. I'm switching the channel to Mars for a bit.

[@jeffturnbull9661]

Boy does this bring back some fun memories, between the comics first, and then the not-very-animated cartoons, these were a big part of me teen years, the artwork in this was all over the place, and seldom as good as in print, but still fun all the same, thnx for this

[@richardhart9204]

Breadforbattle? That’s a terrible name. 😂

[@tomboughan2718]

I never saw this episode of the Hulk, but did have the comic it was based on. I thought that was end of Leader, too, but noooo...

[@markloveless1001]

Aw, man, I was hoping Paul Frees would be the Watcher (as he is in The Fantastic Four)

[@marksordahl8872]

Why would the Watcher think that the Earth is the most interesting place in the universe

[@dwashbur]

Because we're the dumbest creatures in the universe?

[@danallshaw1131]

Wonder what the watcher does 420 hour?