Your Favorite Marvel Cartoons From the 80s and 90s Will be on Disney+

Update: Disney+ is now live and streaming the following titles for $6.99/month. You can try it out for free during a 7-day trial.
Disney+ is coming soon, and with so many announcements over the past few weeks, fans are finally able to get a full picture of the massive catalog of titles soon to be available.
The latest programming touted by the media giant is from Marvel’s vaults in the form of classic 90’s animated titles. Yep. All your childhood favorites are coming back to spark nostalgia and hopefully convince you to shell out for yet another streaming service.
Disney announced the new additions yesterday on their Twitter account.
Disney+ will have classic Marvel animated series like X-Men ‘92, Spider-Man ‘94, Spider-Woman ‘79, Spider-Man ‘81, Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends, Iron Man ‘94, Fantastic Four ‘94, Incredible Hulk, Silver Surfer, and Spider-Man Unlimited. pic.twitter.com/Yzj3DiZtwg
— Disney+ Updates (@moredisneyplus) September 12, 2019
The titles include X-Men (1992), Spider-Man (1994), Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends, Incredible Hulk, Iron Man (1994), Fantastic Four (1994) and several more throwbacks that will have you feeling like a kid again.
These classics will join other fan favorites such as DuckTales, TaleSpin, and Chip ‘N Dale Rescue Rangers which are also expected to be available at launch. As Disney continues their media acquisitions, the company now owns a massive chunk of programming and movies — in addition to their already staggering collection — which puts them in a good position to compete against other streaming services like Hulu and Netflix. Chances are though, many families will be roped into keeping them all thanks to original programming available through each platform.
And speaking of awesome cartoons Disney also recently announced a Spider-Man series for preschoolers – so you can say so long to Paw Patrol!
The launch of the long hyped and much anticipated Disney+ service debuts on devices everywhere November 12th.