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Superman ➟ The Comic Strip Hero (1 of 5)

"The Comic Strip Hero" made by the BBC in 1981 for their Arena programme. It documents the popularity of Superman and his portrayal in the movies. It contains some great interviews with the creato...  
 
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143AC (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Originally,"Superman"was first conceived in 1933 as a telekenetic supervillian in a magazine story for"Science Fiction"magazine.Later on,however..Mr.Siegel changed the
character to the caped,crime fighter superhero that we all know and love.
pscomics (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Seeing Siegel and Shuster really reminds me just how new the character really is. It must have been odd to see Superman become an almost religious figure.
143AC (7 months ago) Show Hide
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That is Mr.Bud Collyer..the radio and tv actor,announcer and
game show host doing the voice of radio's Superman.
143AC (7 months ago) Show Hide
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The bilboard that mentions The Movieland Wax Museum in

Buena Park,Cal...which is seen behind Mr.& Mrs.Segal and
Mr.Shuster..sadly,it no longer exsists.
AdamAndBenShow (9 months ago) Show Hide
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Poll: Which villain was more evil? Mister Mxyzptlk or Bizarro?
kryptonchild (8 months ago) Show Hide
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Mr. Mxyptlk because he knows what he's doing and does it on purpose, Bizarro is just opposite and its his nature, he can't really help what he does.
Artisticz (1 year ago) Show Hide
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that pencil sketch must be worth an absolute fortunate
143AC (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I was lucky enough to meet Mr.Segel in 1978 long

before he died. He was a very sweet gentleman..I'm sorry that both

he and Mr.Shuster got cheated out of the profits from

Superman.
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Jerry Siegal looks like Henry Kissenger!
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they got it from when superman donated a strand of hair for science, he can cut it using his heat vision just the way he got shave and trim his hair.

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