User:mattslaven on Sun, 05 Mar 2006 15:33:57 +0000

SUPERMAN cartoons produced by Paramount Pictures and Fleischer Studios, and Famous Studios (last eight cartoons). 17 cartoons originally released in movie theaters from 1941-1943. "This amazing stranger from the planet Krypton - the Man of Steel, Superman! Possessing remarkable physical strength, Superman fights a neverending battle for Truth and Justice, disguised as a mild-mannered newspaper reporter, Clark Kent." CAST Superman/Clark Kent: Clayton 'Bud' Collyer Lois Lane: Joan Alexander Perry White: Jackson Beck Episodes (note: this collection contains 12 of the 17 episodes, these episodes are marked -, also of note for some reason, the episode 'the eleventh hour is shown twice) 01: Superman (AkA The Mad Scientist) - September 26, 1941 02: The Mechanical Monsters - November 28, 1941 03: Billion Dollar Limited - January 9, 1942 04: The Arctic Giant - February 27, 1942 05: The Bulleteers - March 27, 1942 06: The Magnetic Telescope April 24, 1942 07: Electric Earthquake May 15, 1942 08: Volcano July 10, 1942 09: Terror on the Midway August 28, 1942 10: Japoteurs - September 18, 1942 11: Showdown - October 16, 1942 12: Eleventh Hour - November 20, 1942 13: Destruction, Inc. - December 25, 1942 14: The Mummy Strikes - February 19, 1943 15: Jungle Drums - March 26, 1943 16: The Underground World June 18, 1943 17: Secret Agent - July 30, 1943

User:mattslaven on Sun, 05 Mar 2006 15:34:37 +0000

User:Humann on Mon, 28 Aug 2006 17:16:42 +0000

The audio and video on this collection are both quite good. The 12 cartoons (13 including a second inclusion of "The Eleventh Hour") are presented in a random order relative to their release dates. The five cartoons missing from the collection are "The Magnetic Telescope," "Electric Earthquake," "Volcano," "Terror on the Midway," and "The Underground World". It's well worth downloading.

User:lanceyu on Thu, 01 Feb 2007 06:40:02 +0000

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User:banzaidog on Wed, 09 Jan 2008 05:01:27 +0000

I have most of these in other collections, and they are all very entertaining. They feature fluid animation -- a far cry from the crap that pervades Saturday morning TV -- and slam-bang narratives that don't waste any time. Best endorsement: my wife hates animation in general, but actually enjoys Superman cartoons. They follow a pretty strict formula, so they are best seen one or two at a time.

User:A Decoy Statesman on Fri, 18 Jul 2008 06:59:54 +0000

Excellent download. If you want to see a sample, I chopped this video up a bit and posted a short clip with a hip-hop audio track here: http://www.roosterflix.com/2008/06/brief-intermission-or-counterpoint-to.html as a sort of response to The Dark Knight, which debuts today. Along with this is a link to an aggregate of The Dark Knight reviews, plus a link to download this very torrent. But back to the torrent: excellent animation and a real piece of history. Great fun. Visit RoosterFlix for more free/public domain movie downloads, movie reviews, and movie blogging from a refreshingly different angle.

User:A Decoy Statesman on Fri, 18 Jul 2008 07:01:58 +0000

Excellent download.

If you want to see a sample, I chopped this video up a bit and posted a short clip with a hip-hop audio track here: http://www.roosterflix.com/2008/06/brief-intermission-or-counterpoint-to.html as a sort of response to The Dark Knight, which debuts today. Along with this is a link to an aggregate of The Dark Knight reviews, plus a link to download this very torrent.

Back to the torrent in question: classic animation and a real piece of history. Great fun.

Visit RoosterFlix for more free/public domain movie downloads, movie reviews, and movie blogging from a refreshingly different angle.