Source: gamesradar.com
8. Spider-Man
Spider-Man, Spider-Man, does whatever a Spider can. and he’s in a lot of media. Like, a metric ton.
His first appearance is pretty easy to find, since it’s the 1967 Spider-Man cartoon, the one that gave us that classic theme song we all love and have playing in our heads 24/7. The show itself is…Look, I know it was the 1960s, but good Lord. TV animation budgets back then sure were small. Like, it’s a fun novelty, but it’s incredibly hard to watch.
Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends was way better. Hell, even the bad ’90s cartoon is a thousand times better. His first live-action appearance was on the beloved ’70s children’s television program The Electric Company. The segments were called Spidey Super Stories, and they inspired a similarly titled kids comic series that’s totally worth reading.
The first live-action portrayal that was actually in a show titled Spider-Man was the live-action TV program that began in 1977 and starred Nicholas Hammond. It wasn’t great.
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