Superheroes Archives : The Retro Network

The Incredible Hulk Revisited

The Incredible Hulk was more than a TV hero. He was a lonely green giant who made weeknights feel bigger, quieter, and strangely human in a way only that era of television could capture.

Spider-Woman Was Marvel’s Early Animated Pioneer

Mickey Yarber

Spider Woman brought mystery, sci fi, and superhero adventure to Saturday mornings in 1979, giving Jessica Drew a bold animated debut that still feels like one of Marvel’s forgotten gems.

M.A.N.T.I.S.: The ’90s Superhero Show You Forgot

Mickey Yarber

M.A.N.T.I.S. arrived with bold ideas and a futuristic edge, offering a superhero story grounded in science, social issues, and sleek ’90s ambition. Short‑lived but influential, it remains one of TV’s most intriguing genre experiments.

90’s Comic Books On Big Bad BeetleBorgs

Adam Pope

When Mighty Morphin Power Rangers exploded in popularity during the early 90s, dominating children’s programming and toy sales, it was just a matter of time before Saban Entertainment tried to catch lightning in a bottle

Marvel Announces Miniatures Game ‘Crisis Protocol’Earth’s Mightiest Core Box

The Retro Network

Marvel: Crisis Protocol Earth’s Mightiest: Core Box puts you right into the fight with the Avengers featuring Captain America, Iron Man, Black Widow, and Captain Marvel, joined by Spider-Man. These heroes face off against the villainous

Exploring the Cult Legacy of The Man from Atlantis

The Retro Network

The Man from Atlantis blended mystery, sci‑fi wonder, and late‑’70s earnestness, following a water‑bound hero who felt both strange and strangely endearing. Short‑lived but unforgettable, it remains one of television’s most curious cult adventures.

Wonder Woman and the Rise of the Modern TV Superhero

The Retro Network

Wonder Woman brought color, confidence, and pure heroism to ’70s television, with Lynda Carter’s iconic spin turning weeknights into something magical. Equal parts adventure and optimism, the series remains a bright, joyful touchstone in retro TV history.

Howard the Duck Was the Wildest Movie the 80s Ever Hatched

Mickey Yarber

Howard the Duck was the strange, loud, unforgettable VHS discovery of the 80s, a neon‑soaked misfit adventure that felt too weird to explain and too fun to forget.

From Comics to Cable: The Rise of Swamp Thing

Mickey Yarber

The 1990s Swamp Thing series turned the bayou into a moody, atmospheric world where a gentle guardian rose from the shadows, offering viewers a quiet, unforgettable blend of mystery, nature, and early‑nineties charm.

Ben Cooper Halloween Costumes from the ’80s (and late ’70s)

OldSchool80s

Most of us who grew up during the ’70s and ’80s very likely have had the experience of wearing a Ben Cooper Halloween costume. You might not necessarily know them by the brand name, but

The Original Marvel Cinematic Universe

Adam Pope

For kids growing up over the last 20 years, Marvel superheroes have always been big screen icons, beloved by children and adults alike for their extravagant silver screen adventures. But those of us who grew