6. X-Men: Evolution

A completely underrated series that took a bit to get going, but picked up fast.

I know some are gonna be annoyed that I put this on here and not the "˜90s X-Men cartoon. But here's the thing: I grew up on the "˜90s X-men cartoon. I have a nostalgia for it. But it's not, like, a GOOD cartoon. The plots are a mess and the acting is cringe-worthy, but the theme song is admittedly kickass.

But X-Men: Evolution is a show that allows its characters to grow, change, and mature along with the series. It really hits its stride once the minor "New Mutants" characters pop up, plus Iceman, who I've always had the softest of soft spots for.

Evolution gives us great renditions of Kitty Pryde, Rogue, Cyclops, and of course, Wolverine. Plus it keeps the angsty drama balanced with fun superheroing unlike any other show.

5. Spectacular Spider-Man

Spectacular Spider-Man is the best Spider-Man cartoon out there.

I grew up with the nineties and sixties series, and I love the CG animated series for its casting of Neil Patrick Harris, but Spectacular is easily the best one. Thanks in part to the work of the glorious Greg Weisman.

This series is wonderful teen drama, mixed with amazing superhero action, which is literally what you need for a Spider-Man show. Spectacular was, depressingly, cancelled early. It failed to last its planned episode quota, but holy god, is what we got incredible!

Spectacular hit the Spider-Man nail on the head, dead center. Out of all the shows on this list, it isn't the best, but it's the one I want to watch the most right now. And I would consider kicking a baby in the face if I knew it would get more episodes produced.

P.S. We'll cover another Greg Weisman show on this list, so watch for it.