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The Sub-Mariner (1966)

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The prince of the sunken city of Atlantis protects his home from all enemies both above and below the surface of the sea.

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Bill Everett
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Season:

1

Year:

1966 | unknown
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Cast

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John Vernon ...
Prince Namor, the Sub-Mariner (unknown episodes)
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Storyline

Namor, the hybrid son of a human seaman and an Atlantian princess, is unique among his people. Unlike his subjects, he is incredibly strong, can breath air as well as water, fly in the air and can command of the creatures of the sea. As prince of Atlantis, he fights furiously against all enemies of his home, whether they be Atlantian villians like Krang the Conquerer, or the surface dwellers up above. Written by Kenneth Chisholm <kchishol@home.com>  

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Genres:

Animation | Action | Fantasy

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Country:

Canada

Language:

English

Also Known As:

Namor il principe di Atlantide See more »

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Trivia

This was the Sub-Mariner's sole animated series. The character was Marvel Comics' first and mightiest mutant, and had been a staple of Marvel Comics since the early nineteen forties, when he was first introduced. It was also the series in which the Uncanny X-Men made their television debut, in the episode "Doom's Day." The episode was based on a Fantastic Four story, but because the television rights belonged to Hanna-Barbara, the X-Men were substituted for the Fantastic Four. See more »

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Referenced in Beatlemania (1981) See more »