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List of television series based on Marvel Comics From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Below is a list of television series based on properties of Marvel Comics. This list includes live-action and animated series. Contents 1 Live-action 1.1 From Marvel imprints 1.2 Web series 1.3 Pilots 1.4 Unproduced series 2 Animated 2.1 From Marvel imprints 2.2 Pilots 2.3 Motion comics 2.4 Web series, shorts series 3 See also 4 References Live-action Original Title Network Notes / Refs airing Spidey Super 1974–77 PBS [1][2] Stories 29 segments on seasons 4–6 of The Electric Company. The Amazing 1977–79 [3] Spider-Man 13 episodes CBS The Incredible 1977–82 83 episodes and 3 reunion television films Hulk Tokyo Spider-Man 1978–79 Channel 41 episodes and a film. Japanese co-production with Toei Company 12 Mutant X 2001–04 Syndicated 66 episodes Blade: The Series 2006 Spike 13 episodes. Takes place after the events of Blade: Trinity. Agent Carter 2015–16 ABC 18 episodes. Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Ongoing Agents of 2013– ABC Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. S.H.I.E.L.D. present Daredevil 2015– Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Renewed for a third season. Jessica Jones present Netflix 2016– Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Both renewed for a second season. Luke Cage present Legion 2017– FX Not part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe nor the X-Men film Universe.[4] Renewed for a second season.[5] Iron Fist present Netflix Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Picked up for series The Defenders Netflix Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.[6][7] The Punisher 2017 Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Centered on Black Bolt and other members of the Inhuman Royal Family; co- Inhumans ABC production with IMAX Corporation. Versions of the first two episodes will screen in IMAX theaters before its premiere on ABC.[8] Cloak & Dagger Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.[9][10][11] Freeform New Warriors 2018 Based on New Warriors, featuring Squirrel Girl.[12] Runaways Hulu [13] The Gifted TBA Fox Part of the X-Men film Universe.[14][15] In development Damage Control Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Based on Damage Control. Put pilot order.[16] Untitled John ABC Ridley-developed [17][18] series TBA Untitled Marvel TBD [19] comedy Empire of the AMC [20] Dead From Marvel imprints Title Original airing Network Notes / Refs Night Man 1997–99 Syndicated 44 episodes. From the Malibu Comics imprint Powers 2015–16 PlayStation Network 20 episodes. From the Icon Comics imprint. In development Scarlet TBA Cinemax From the Icon Comics imprint.[21] Web series Title Year Airing location Notes / Refs WHIH Newsfront 2015–present YouTube Set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: 2016 ABC.com Spin-off to Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Slingshot Pilots Title Year Network Notes / Refs Power Pack 1991 NBC Pilot episode Intended to be part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and a spin-off of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., centered on the Most Wanted 2016 ABC characters Bobbi Morse and Lance Hunter.[22][23] Not ordered to series.[24] Unproduced series Title Network Notes / Refs Hellfire Club Fox Planned as part of the X-Men film series.[25][14] Animated Original Title Studio Network Notes / Refs airing The Marvel Super Heroes Grantray-Lawrence Animation 1966 Syndicated Anthology with rotating segments Fantastic Four Hanna-Barbera 1967–1968 Grantray-Lawrence ABC Spider-Man 1967–1970 Animation/Krantz Films The New Fantastic Four DePatie-Freleng Enterprises 1978 Fred and Barney Meet The NBC Hanna-Barbera 1979 Thing Spider-Woman DePatie-Freleng Enterprises 1979–1980 ABC Spider-Man 1981–1982 Syndicated Spider-Man and His Marvel Productions 1981–1983 Amazing Friends NBC The Incredible Hulk 1982–1983 Marvel Films Animation/Saban X-Men 1992–1997 Fox Kids Entertainment Fantastic Four New World Animation 1994–1996 Syndicated Part of The Marvel Action Hour. Iron Man Marvel Films Animation/Saban Spider-Man 1994–1998 Fox Kids Entertainment The Incredible Hulk New World Animation 1996–1997 UPN Kids Silver Surfer Marvel Studio Animation/Saban 1998 Spider-Man Unlimited Entertainment 1999–2001 Fox Kids The Avengers: United They Saban Entertainment 1999–2000 Stand X-Men: Evolution Film Roman 2000–2003 Kids' WB Spider-Man: The New Adelaide Productions 2003 MTV Animated Series Fantastic Four: World's Marvel Studio 2006–2007 Cartoon Network Greatest Heroes Animation/Moonscoop Kids' WB (season 1 episode 1- 9) The Spectacular Spider-Man Adelaide Productions 2008–2009 The CW4Kids (season 1 episode 10-13) Disney XD (season 2) Wolverine and the X-Men 2008–2009 Iron Man: Armored Marvel Animation Nicktoons 2009–2012 Adventures The Super Hero Squad 2009–2011 Cartoon Network Show Film Roman The Avengers: Earth's 2010–2013 Disney XD Mightiest Heroes 2010–2011 (Japan) G4 (U.S.) Anime, four 12-episode series, based on Iron Man, Marvel Anime Madhouse 2011–2012 Sci Fi Channel (Australia) Wolverine, X-Men, and Blade (U.S.) Ultimate Spider-Man 2012–2017 Hulk and the Agents of Film Roman Disney XD 2013–2015 S.M.A.S.H. 2014–2015 TX Network (Japan) Marvel Disk Wars: The (Japan) Toei Animation Disney XD (Southeast Asia) Anime, 51-episode series Avengers 2015–2016 (Malaysia) (Malaysia) Ongoing Avengers Assemble 2013–present Renewed for a fourth season Marvel Animation Disney XD Guardians of the Galaxy 2015–present Renewed for a second season Upcoming Big Hero 6[26] Disney Television Animation Continuation of the 2014 film of the same name. Disney XD Spider-Man[27] Marvel Animation 2017 Marvel Future Avengers[28] Dlife From Marvel imprints Title Original airing Network Notes / Refs Ultraforce 1995 USA From the Malibu Comics imprint Men in Black: The Series 1997–2001 Kids' WB From the Malibu Comics imprint Pilots Title Original airing Network Notes / Refs X-Men: Pryde of the X-Men 1989 Syndicated Only pilot episode Solarman 1992 Fox Kids Only pilot episode Motion comics Title Original airing Episodes Notes / Refs Spider-Woman: Agent of S.W.O.R.D. June 14, 2011 (DVD) 5[29] Astonishing X-Men: Gifted October 27, 2009 (iTunes) September 28, 2010 (DVD) 6[30] Iron Man: Extremis April 16, 2010 (iTunes) 6[30] January 16, 2010 (TV, Australia) 6 (original) Black Panther June 23, 2010 (iTunes) [31] November 15, 2011 (TV BET, US) 12 weekly Thor / Loki: Blood Brothers March 14, 2011 (iTunes) 4[32] Astonishing X-Men: Dangerous April 10, 2012 (DVD) 6[33] Astonishing X-Men: Torn August 14, 2012 (DVD) 6[34] Astonishing X-Men: Unstoppable November 13, 2012 (DVD) 7[35] Inhumans April 23, 2013 (DVD) 12[36] Wolverine: Origin July 9, 2013 (DVD) 6[37] Ultimate Wolverine Vs. Hulk September 10, 2013 (DVD) 6[36] Wolverine Versus Sabretooth January 14, 2014 (DVD) 6[38] Wolverine: Weapon X: Tomorrow Dies Today May 13, 2014 (DVD) 6[39] Eternals September 16, 2014 (DVD) 10[40] Wolverine Versus Sabretooth: Reborn March 24, 2015 (DVD) 4[41] Web series, shorts series Title Original running Production company(s) Airing location Notes / Refs Marvel Superheroes: What the--?![42] 2009-present Marvel Website In development Ant-Man and the Wasp[43] Passion Pictures! Rocket and Groot[44] 12 episodes See also List of films based on Marvel Comics Marvel Animation Marvel Television Spider-Man in television Marvel Comics Video Library List of television series based on DC Comics List of Marvel Cinematic Universe television series List of television programs based on comics References 1. "Comics on TV: 'Spidey Super Stories' ". MTV.com. 23 September 2013. Retrieved 17 December 2016. 2. Fickett, Travis; Goldman, Eric; Iverson, Dan; Zoromski, Brian (3 May 2007). 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