1960s Animated Series Memes

[Mister Mets]

We don't talk that much about how the 1960s animated series has been memed. An article by CBR's Joseph Ocasio seems like a good excuse to talk about these.

https://www.cbr.com/spider-man-60s-funniest-memes/

My favorite meme from the list...

[K7P5V]

A few of my favorites (that weren't on the list):

[Speed Force League Unlimited]

A few of my favorites (that weren't on the list):

Funniest thing about this meme is that Spider-Man in this show is potentially under 18 years.

[K7P5V]

Funniest thing about this meme is that Spider-Man in this show is potentially under 18 years.

I know, right? Sometimes it's hard to tell because of that deep voice he has.

[primenumber101]

List of memes spoken by none other than Josh keaten himself.

[Speed Force League Unlimited]

I know, right? Sometimes it's hard to tell because of that deep voice he has.

In the words of Captain Midnight (youtuber, not the member with the same name): "His Spider-Man sounds like a 40 years old insurance salesman"

[Hypestyle]

I don't like the memes that are sexual based, a lot of it gay-panic in particular.

[Alan2099]

Just a reminded.



This is canon (in at least one Universe.)

[Mister Mets]

Some more, from an older CBR list.

[Scott Taylor]

I just like all the memes that have arisen from the two spider-mans pointing at each other. And the post-credit scene for Into the Spiderverse.

[primenumber101]

I just like all the memes that have arisen from the two spider-mans pointing at each other. And the post-credit scene for Into the Spiderverse.

Double Point for that JJJ is voiced by Stan Lee himself.

[Scott Taylor]

Double Point for that JJJ is voiced by Stan Lee himself.

Two thumbs up!

[Mister Mets]

Double Point for that JJJ is voiced by Stan Lee himself.

Does this make the 1960s Spider-Man the only one to participate in both spider-verses?