The Invincible Iron Man

1966

The Invincible Iron Man

6.4 | en | Animation

An inventive munitions industrialist fights the forces of evil using a revolutionary suit of power armor.

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Seasons & Episodes

EP39 As A City Watches

Jan. 01,0001

The evil Countess is behind the Mad Thinker, who kidnaps Tony Stark. The Countess steals Iron Man's armor to defeat Titanium Man.

EP38 Peril in Space

Jan. 01,0001

The evil Countess is behind the Mad Thinker, who kidnaps Tony Stark. The Countess steals Iron Man's armor to defeat Titanium Man.

EP37 The Beauty and the Armor

Jan. 01,0001

The evil Countess is behind the Mad Thinker, who kidnaps Tony Stark. The Countess steals Iron Man's armor to defeat Titanium Man.

EP36 Duel in Space

Jan. 01,0001

Count Nefaria causes Iron Man to believe that he is fighting the Unicorn and the Crimson Dynamo in his nightmares. Iron Man must defeat aliens from outer space to stop Nefaria.

EP35 If A Man Be Mad

Jan. 01,0001

Count Nefaria causes Iron Man to believe that he is fighting the Unicorn and the Crimson Dynamo in his nightmares. Iron Man must defeat aliens from outer space to stop Nefaria.

EP34 Dream Master

Jan. 01,0001

Count Nefaria causes Iron Man to believe that he is fighting the Unicorn and the Crimson Dynamo in his nightmares. Iron Man must defeat aliens from outer space to stop Nefaria.

EP33 Menace of the Monster

Jan. 01,0001

Iron Man loses power when trying to rescue Happy from the Black Knight's mysterious castle. Happy is turned into a monster, and Iron Man must save his own life and that of his friend.

EP32 Black Night's Gambit

Jan. 01,0001

Iron Man survives the high-altitude standoff with the Black Knight, only to get kicked around to the point of helplessness in a later fight. It's the fetching redhead Pepper who rescues him from disaster with the help of Tony Stark's zippy roadster, which Iron Man uses to recharge his battery. But in another cliffhanger ending, we wonder what's to become of Happy Hogan, about to undergo an experimental medical treatment with the Enervator.

EP31 My Life For Yours

Jan. 01,0001

Happy Hogan wraps his car around a tree. Injured, he is abducted from his hospital bed by the Black Knight for use as bait. Iron Man, in close pursuit, follows the Black Knight to his castle in order to save Happy. In a cliffhanger ending, Iron Man dangles from a stirrup at a perilous altitude.

EP30 The Unmasking

Jan. 01,0001

The Chameleon and Kraven the Hunter battle Iron Man to get a new laser gun. The Chameleon convinces Iron Man that he is the real Captain America. The two heroes do battle until they realize the dupe.

EP29 The False Captain America

Jan. 01,0001

The Chameleon and Kraven the Hunter battle Iron Man to get a new laser gun. The Chameleon convinces Iron Man that he is the real Captain America. The two heroes do battle until they realize the dupe.

EP28 Cliffs of Doom

Jan. 01,0001

The Chameleon and Kraven the Hunter battle Iron Man to get a new laser gun. The Chameleon convinces Iron Man that he is the real Captain America. The two heroes do battle until they realize the dupe.

EP27 Into The Jaws of Death

Jan. 01,0001

Stark- now in the guise of Iron Man - reaches the Mandarin's castle and battles for Happy's life.

EP26 Death Duel

Jan. 01,0001

Happy Hogan, substituting for Stark as Iron Man, has been captured by the Mandarin, teleported to the Mandarin's castle. Although he is still recovering from his heart attack, Stark leaves the hospital and enters his factory to build a stronger than ever suit of iron armor. Before leaving, Stark records all of his secrets and leaves them on tape in case he does not return. Stark as Iron Man leaves the States in a capsule now on its way to China and the Mandarin's castle.

EP25 The Other Iron Man

Jan. 01,0001

Tony Stark is appearing before a congressional committee investigating the power of Iron Man. Before Stark can reveal anything, he has a heart attack. Eventually the newspapers let on that Stark and Iron Man are never seen together. In order to quash this rumor, Happy Hogan, Stark's assistant dons the armor. At the end of the segment the Mandarin thinking that Hogan is Iron Man, teleports him to his castle.

EP24 Decision Under the Earth

Jan. 01,0001

The Mole Man captures Iron Man and steals an earth-digging device. Iron Man frees himself and must face a fire-breathing dragon. He defeats the monster and tricks the Mole Man into destroying the digging device.

EP23 The Dragon of Flames

Jan. 01,0001

EP22 The Moleman Strikes

Jan. 01,0001

EP21 What Price Victory?

Jan. 01,0001

Iron Man faces death if Happy doesn't bring him a needed component in time. Happy is wounded, but saves Iron Man's life.

EP20 Fight On, For a World is Watching

Jan. 01,0001

Villainous Commissar Bulski creates a Titanium suit of armor, loaded with evil weapons, from magnetic beams to a disintegrator ray. Watch out! It's Iron Man versus Titanium Man... in the greatest hand to hand combat of all time!

EP19 If I Die, Let It Be With Honor

Jan. 01,0001

Behind the Iron Curtain, the Russians have created a suit of titanium armor worn by Commissar Bulski. Bulski challenges Iron Man to a duel on neutral ground.

EP18 Triple Jeopardy

Jan. 01,0001

Hawkeye decides to become a superhero, but he falls prey to the Black Widow. Hawkeye and Widow fight Iron Man, but they flee before Iron Man can stop them.

EP17 So Spins the Web

Jan. 01,0001

Hawkeye decides to become a superhero, but he falls prey to the Black Widow. Hawkeye and Widow fight Iron Man, but they flee before Iron Man can stop them.

EP16 Enter Hawkeye

Jan. 01,0001

Hawkeye decides to become a superhero, but he falls prey to the Black Widow. Hawkeye and Widow fight Iron Man, but they flee before Iron Man can stop them.

EP15 Captured

Jan. 01,0001

Professor Venko, electrical genius, is in fact the feared Crimson Dynamo. Tony Stark draws Venko to the side of freedom, but the beautiful and deadly Black Widow arrives with one goal: Iron Man's death! When the Crimson Dynamo battles Iron Man and defects, the Black Widow's partner dons the Dynamo armor. The original Dynamo sacrifices his life so that Iron Man can defeat his evil counterpart.

EP14 The Crimson Dynamo Strikes

Jan. 01,0001

EP13 The Beauty and the Armor

Jan. 01,0001

EP12 No One Escapes the Mandarin

Jan. 01,0001

When military missiles begin disappearing, Iron Man allows himself to be captured by the Mandarin. He fights the Mandarin and stops the missiles from exploding.

EP11 The Mandarin's Death Ray

Jan. 01,0001

When military missiles begin disappearing, Iron Man allows himself to be captured by the Mandarin. He fights the Mandarin and stops the missiles from exploding.

EP10 Cliffs of Doom

Jan. 01,0001

When military missiles begin disappearing, Iron Man allows himself to be captured by the Mandarin. He fights the Mandarin and stops the missiles from exploding.

EP9 Crescendo

Jan. 01,0001

Tony Stark is captured by the Mandarin and the giant Ultimo, his evil Russian counterpart. He must stop them before getting back to a congressional hearing or the Senate will cancel all of Stark's industry contracts.

EP8 Ultimo Lives

Jan. 01,0001

EP7 If I Die, Let It Be With Honor

Jan. 01,0001

EP6 The Origin of the Mandarin

Jan. 01,0001

The Mandarin is a classic slant-eyed ethnic stereotype in the Fu Manchu tradition. Stark has his hands full dealing with his Asian adversary, but to make matters worse, his pals Happy and Pepper are on his case because they don't trust his bodyguard. There's plenty of combat footage between Iron Man and the Mandarin, and we find out where the Mandarin came from. Iron Man gets strapped to a spinning disk.

EP5 The Hands of the Mandarin

Jan. 01,0001

Happy Hogan and Pepper think that the Mandarin killed Tony Stark, but the Iron Man is alive and facing a series of death traps. The Mandarin tells Iron Man his origin, battles him and Iron Man escapes, returning as Stark to his relieved friends.

EP4 The Mandarin's Revenge

Jan. 01,0001

EP3 Of Ice and Men

Jan. 01,0001

Tony Stark discovers that a trusted employee is stealing from him and fires him. The ex-employee becomes Jack Frost and vows revenge, but Iron Man heats him up before he can do more damage.

EP2 Enter Happy Hogan

Jan. 01,0001

Tony Stark discovers that a trusted employee is stealing from him and fires him. The ex-employee becomes Jack Frost and vows revenge, but Iron Man heats him up before he can do more damage.

EP1 Double Disaster

Sep. 01,1966

Tony Stark discovers that a trusted employee is stealing from him and fires him. The ex-employee becomes Jack Frost and vows revenge, but Iron Man heats him up before he can do more damage.

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Released: 1966-09-01 | Released Producted By: , Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:

Synopsis

An inventive munitions industrialist fights the forces of evil using a revolutionary suit of power armor.

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John T. Ryan With his debut in Tales of Suspense, # 39, dated March, 1963, IRON MAN was the last of the features making up "THE MARVEL SUPER HEROES" (1966) to come on line out of the Marvel Comics self-proclaimed "Famous Bull Pen"; a claim that they would soon be able to back-up with their long and impressive string of successes. Falling in line behind the likes of the Fantastic Four, Spiderman, the Hulk and the Mighty Thor, he was soon a "household word" in the Comics Field.In the character's creation, we find the marriage of technologically superior with a normal person. In this case, the "Alter Ego" of Iron Man is Millionaire Industrialist, Weapons' Systems Designer and Munitions Dealer, Mr. Tony Stark. And Tony really cannot be referred to as being "normal", by virtue of his having a serious heart condition.So now we know the Hero's weakness. (And in that period of 45 years ago, a Heart Condition was even far more serious than now). We must ask, "But what are his Powers?" Other than his considerable Brain Power, all of Iron Man's powers and abilities emanate from his metal armor-suit. All of his "Tricks of the Trade" are inventions of his own or modifications of existing weapons. Even his ability to fly and to stabilize his diseased heart are contained within his armor. So he can fly, launch a rocket, stop an automobile or lift huge amounts of weight; all being due to his "Ferrous Wardrobe" and to all of the circuitry within.He even has a sort of heart regulator that had proved on more than one occasion to be a life saver.In a sense, the case could be made that when Mr. Stark becomes his Super Hero identity of Iron Man, he is essentially riding around in a sort of a Mini-vehicle. And he really is in a sense. But the mechanics of the Iron Suit (Later modified with "lighter Alloys".) are what make him what he is. That's the kinda hairpin he is! Writer and Editor Stan Lee had long been a proponent of a long standing Timely-Marvel tradition of having opposites clashing. This is a recurring theme that had its origin in the long standing Human Torch vs., Sub-Mariner. And that feud was so brilliantly elemental and natural; being Fire vs. Water.But in Iron Man, the Stan Lee & Jack Kirby team gives us the diametrically opposed elements;which are contained within the one person. The main character is powerful, with extensive weapons, speed, and strength and in possession of a many faceted arsenal; yet is week as a lamb if his heart pack gadget should become disabled. In real life the best example we can think of is one from Our National Pastime. And the man in the spotlight is New York Yankees' Center Fielder, old number 7, Mickey Mantle. "WHAT!?!?, you say. "How'd we get from the Marvel Comics Universe to 1950's & '60's MLB?" Read on, Schultz! Mickey Mantle was the greatest power switch-hitter in Baseball History. He was a more than adequate Center Fielder with a fine arm. And many of us do not =seem to remember that he had been proclaimed as being "the Fastest Man in Baseball" when he was an emerging Rookie. But he also played most of his career on not one, but two bad knees! He required yards of taping prior to playing a game. (One can only imagine what "the Mick" would have done playing on two good legs!) SO having established Iron Man's powers and abilities and giving him a necessary weakness (even Samson had his hair!), Iron Man went out and did his thing! As for the "IRON MAN" segments of "THE MARVEL SUPERHEROES (Famous Studios/Grantray-Lawrence/Marvel, 1966) they, like the other features were near perfect transcriptions from Comics to Screen. They and the other characters' adventures were probably the most literally rendered adaptations ever done; anywhere, anytime.About his status as Wealthy, Industrialist, the Rich Man business is a long standing tradition in comics. The wealth of a Bruce Wayne is what allows him the freedom to pursue his Alter Ego career as Batman. It would not be logical to have the Hero busting his ass at a work-a-day job. And Tony Stark's wealth is due to a large degree to his involvement in munitions and the business of war.Stan Lee makes his feelings known right on that it is not necessarily evil to be in munitions and other technology needed in National defense, as long as any profits are fair, honestly gained and not due to any unfair trade practices or monopolistic cartels; setting false prices.IN this respect "IRON MAN" bears a certain connection to Harold Gray's Comic Strip LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE (1924). Don't forget Annie was adopted by the Millionaire Oliver "Daddy" Warbucks. (Get it, Schultz! War Buck$!) At first glance, this "Warbucks" name could be misconstrued, thinking it to be a Marxian Barb; fired at our Capitalist way of life, Free Enterprise.In reality, Harold Gray was a staunch Republican. We suspect that so is Tony Stark.

jonm11100 I managed to find a copy of the original '66 Marvel superheros DVD set featuring Iron Man, Captian America, The Increidible Hulk, The Mighty Thor and Sub-Mariner, Prince Namor of the Deep. It's awesome. Talk about bringing back memories. I was 9 years old when this series first aired on TV. It's true there is very little animation but I kinda like the fact that they tried to make it like the comic books. I think my all time favorite though is the 1967 Spiderman series. When I was a kid i NEVER missed that on Saturday morning. The cheesy made it better to me! If you are a nostalgic person like me, it would be worth your while to find a set of this series. I don't think i've seen it on TV since the 60's.

Nic_hse The one thing these 1960's Marvel superheroes cartoons have over the latest Marvel cartoons is that they are more true to the comics. They take little creative liberties with the source material and Iron Man has that comic book feel. The animation is sparse but that was likely intentional to emulate the comic book.Don't listen to the other reviewer that says that Iron Man's theme song is cheesy. He then says that the Spiderman theme song is good. Lets compare the songs, Iron man has the line "Tony Stark makes you feel, he's a cool exec with a heart of steel...". Spiderman has the line "Spiderman, Spiderman does whatever a spider can. Spins a web any size, catches thieves just like flies....". I fail to see how Spiderman's theme song is any better or less corny than Iron Man's. Both were sung by the same people and in similar style, so it makes little sense to say Spiderman's song is great and Iron Man's isn't. Now since that nonsense settled, check out Iron Man it's worth checking out at least once. It did the comic justice.

Big Movie Fan Whilst the animation for this cartoon is inferior to today's cartoons it made up for it's simplistic animation with top notch stories.Iron Man was one of my favourite superheroes. Tony Stark was an ordinary man who became near invincible when he put on the suit of armour. Once he donned the iron suit (which wasn't iron at all but actually a super metallic alloy) he could pretty much do anything from flying to picking up heavy objects.The series was entertaining much like other Marvel cartoons from that period and the stories were very well written.Check it out if you can. Just ignore the cheezy theme tune (with the exception of the 60's Spider-Man cartoon, 1960's Marvel cartoons had real cheezy theme tunes).