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- TriviaTom Tataranowicz admitted he had not really cared much for the "robin's egg blue" costumes of the first season. He felt that they lacked a certain "cool factor quotient" which he felt that superheroes should posses. He didn't want to get too retro when revamping the costumes, so pretty quickly he zeroed in on the dark blue costumes that John Byrne had drawn for the Fantastic Four in during the 1980s.
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[opening theme]
Singer: On an outer-space adventure / They got hit by cosmic rays / And the four would change forever / In some most fantastic ways
Chorus: No need to fear / They're here / Just call for Four / Fantastic Four
The Human Torch: [spoken] Don't need no more.
Singer: [spoken] That's ungrammatical!
Chorus: Oh, Reed Richards is elastic / Sue can fade from sight / Johnny is The Human Torch / The Thing just loves to fight / Call for Four / Fantastic Four / Fantastic Four
- ConnectionsFeatured in Biography: Stan Lee: ComiX-Man! (1995)
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This series (which was based on the Marvel comic of the same name) initially ran for two seasons in syndication as one half of a weekly show called The Marvel Action Hour (the other half was Iron Man). Perhaps The Fantastic Four was a rare case on a series that actually improved later on. The first season was lacking in various areas. The animation was stiff and appeared to be lacking with the textures (they looked very bright and rough to put it in other words). Somehow, there was at times a feeling that the stories were boarding towards camp. What stands out the most about the first season of The Fantastic Four is the theme song. Although the theme song was catchy, it was also really cheesy and sounded more like a jingle than anything else. Throughout the series, certain annoying factors tended to surface whether it was the theme from the first season or some fairly irritating supporting characters. When the second season came along, several improvements were made. The animation was better, a stronger theme song was put into place, and the episodes felt more action packed.
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