Nothing past 1969

Gotta vote for the Underdog.
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Difficult for me to pick one, overall, because I could switch choices in a moment's notice. A lot of the shows listed, and some not, I messed with hard as a kid. I could narrow it down to Aquaman, Space Ghost, and Birdman & The Galaxy Trio (they were Aired together so they're one show to me).

Only one? The Adventures Of Batman. But I loved all of the Filmation DC cartoons.

I watched most of them but went with the Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man.

'Other' - The Herculoids, which I loved as a kid.

The Galaxy Trio would be in second place and The Impossibles would be in third place.

The 60's Spider-Man cartoon is also a beloved favourite of mine.

Though it's hard to like the respliced/recycled footage in the 3rd season.

And… well… if you're going to binge watch, you really need to cut out a lot of that swingin' around
and flag-pole sitting redundancy each episode.

True, but that slinky bass guitar part - and the music in general - is excellent.

I'm going with the Superman/Aquaman hour. Not only did I like it, my son loved the cartoon years later.

All of them are bad in various ways (mostly due to the endlessly recycled animation), but Spider-Man has that funky music so I'll go with that.

The correct answer was Space Ghost, featuring awesome character designs by Alex Toth.

I wanted to continue to like Space Ghost, but the cartoons only look good.

Lots of these - as you know - were designed by Toth, so his influence is present in many of the choices in this poll.

But, as I say at the risk of repeating myself, Space Ghost was the correct answer.

Nothing cooler than a guy whose chest emblem is a picture of himself.

This one. They modeled the designs off of Curt Swan's stuff. Case closed.

I'm sticking with The Herculoids as my own personal correct answer.

Heresy, because that was the one singular character design upon which Alex Toth had some input.

It is real, real good, but I think you're stretching the definition of "superhero" pretty far.

Well...yeah. But stretching definitions is a hobby of mine. Besides, they existed in the same universe as Space Ghost and were kind of futuristic/prehistoric superheroes...sort of.

Yeah . . . but not so much.

Huh? He designed a lot of characters in the 60s.