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It's ironic that such an impression could be made and yet the particular SUPERMAN cartoon is not remembered. They are"'unforgettable" and certainly worth watching again.
RayPointer 2 years ago
Wow, that totally explains the drastic change in content and quality around that time. Thanks a lot for that clarification!
nutherefurlong 2 years ago
This appears to have been scanned from the book, THE FLEISCHER STORY.
There appears to be a slight registration problem causing the wobble.
RayPointer 2 years ago
By the time of WWII, Fleischer Studios was no longer. The overlap started in 1941, with the official name change to Famous Studios in June, 1942.
RayPointer 2 years ago
Even their sticker books were brilliant.
Rosetheribtickler 3 years ago
I think the first time I really understood how great the studio was was when I saw an early Superman. I forget the title, but I had felt like I'd discovered a lost, advanced civilization, or something akin to that, because of the detail and effort they put into that. Some parallel universe where the art of animation still mattered. I'm tempted to say I'm overstating this, but I'm not :)
nutherefurlong 3 years ago
My favorite Fleischer period would probably be from the 1920s-1937.
cha5 3 years ago
Fleischer studios rules. Except during wartime, then they just make me uncomfortable :)
nutherefurlong 3 years ago