Says the cartoon came out from 66-70.
I honestly do not remember this series. Odd.
My Superman toon memory is just the 40s Fleischer toons... (please log in to view the image)
The 70s/80s Super Friends version... (please log in to view the image)
And the Animated Series...uh, series. (please log in to view the image)
I'm aware of 2-3 others i've never actually seen (Superman/Batman Adventures, a Ruby Spears one just called Superman), but the OP version...completely new to me.
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I love the old Fleischer animations. Couldn't stand Superfriends (which, I think, "evolved" out of the 1960s toons). But what really invigorated my interest in Superman (via cartoons) was the animated series.
But man, I'd practically give a left nut to see a series like this...
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You mean you couldn't watch the youtube trailer I posted? If so: sorry, man, that's not acceptable. Google up the trailer separately then. If you've never seen it, prepare to have your jaw dropped.
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The Filmation shorts are mostly Superman, Superboy, Aquaman and Batman, but do have Hawkman, Teen Titans, GL, Atom and some JLA. There were several different shows playing the shorts, some with other properties(like Tarzan), but mostly just replaying and sometimes adding more. I think in the early 90's they had THE SUPERMAN/BATMAN ADVENTURES(I guess that's why the DCAU series got named "BATMAN/SUPERMAN ADVENTURES) which was just playing all of them. I THINK it was early 90's, but I only watched later reruns back when Toonami was on. Apparently they also played it on Boomerang for a while after they dropped the show from Cartoon Network.
I used to rent VHS tapes for Superman, Batman and Aquman as a kid, but the video store(REMEMBER THOSE?!!?!?) didn't have Superboy, and I was always disappointed since he was on the back case with Supes, Bats and AM. I never saw a Superboy short until I watched SUPERMAN/BATMAN ADVENTURES. I actually have all the shorts now, but have only watched some of them.
They're actually public domain now. Have been for a while. So yep, super easy to find. And yes, they are still fun to watch. The animation still holds up well today. It's better than the Filmation shorts(although not color quality-wise). I would love for Warner Bros to dig up the old film originals and make HD masters for commercial copies. I know Warner still holds some of the rights, so I don't think HD copies they'd make would be public domain. Would be nice to get them on Blu-ray with any behind-the-scenes or documentary type extras if possible, but probably little if anything.
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