This is the story of a meme born from the 1960s Spider-Man animated series, a show that could have been just another forgettable Saturday morning cartoon. Here’s a dive into meme history.

Moreover, the animated feature, “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse,” included a nod to the meme during a sequence, demonstrating its persistent relevance and popularity. The video game ...

It’s also in the new animated movie Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse ... one of Across the Spider-Verse’s three directors, says that the meme made the movie not because creators felt ...

Spider-Man's animated series all have their own pros and ... The 1967 Spider-Man cartoon brought to life the iconic Spider-Man pointing memes as well as several others. Spider-Man (1967) was ...

Usually, memes use Spider-Man in full costume, but this recreation is different! This meme has been uploaded and recreated by ...

Sony has announced the official home video release for Spider-Man ... Marvel film contained a meme reference. In the early 2000s, a YouTuber redubbed old X-Men: The Animated Series episodes ...

The crazy thing about Invincible S3E7, “I’m Not Going Anywhere” is that this gang of Invincible variants isn’t even the biggest event in the episode! Once the other Marks were taken off ...

Now, in honor of the 30th anniversary, it’s time to look back at why Spider-Man: The Animated Series is an all-time great comic book show. Almost every Spider-Man cartoon after this one has ...

"The meme originally comes from an episode of the 1967 Spider-Man animated series called "Double Identity," where a villain is impersonating the web-slinger, leading to a shot of the two of them ...

And now it’s official: the Spider-Man pointing meme gets its own statue from Iron ... Iron Studios’ mildly more realistic sculpt of the animated scene? Will you buy two, or even three?