Max Fleischer's "Superman" Cartoons
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@thorgrim103 It's a bit of a mix. The original origin had the Kents finding him and giving him to an orphanage. Later the adopted him themselves.
As time went on the orphanage angle was dropped.
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Man, I watched this all the time. I'm so glad this available to the public. Max Fleischer was a legend.
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wait so the Fleischer origins different wow i thought every one followed the farmboy origin where he was found by the kents.
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This was the opening sequence of the first "Superman" cartoon, released in September 1941. The origin story was "revised" many times over the years, in print, radio and film; Robert Maxwell's version (written by him, as "Richard Fielding") was used in the radio and original TV edition of "THE ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN".
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A friend of mine who saw one of these old Superman cartoons said that the people who made them had to have invented a way to make the characters look real.
I said that Max and Dave Fleischer,the producer and director,did invent a method called rotoscoping-which involved tracing live action footage.
Paramount Pictures spared no expense on their Superman cartoons.
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yep, and new earth/ modern age orgin, ma and pa kent
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Um... do I detect arguments about the REAL Superman? You DO all know he married Wonder Woman, carried on an affair with Jimmy and finally married Perry White?
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Back in the 40s planets didn't get sucked into a black hole, destroyed by the death star or melted into lava and consumed by galactus they just exploded randomly in a relatively small poof of smoke. I miss those less violent days of science fiction.
This is the Golden Age/Earth 2 origin for Superman. Ma and Pa Kent finding him is the Silver Age/Earth 1 origin.
Fenris30 3 years ago 5
unforchanetly AOL took all the superman stuff off there site except "Lois and Clark"
so, yeah, SCREW YOU AOL!!!!!!!
SUPERMEDIABROTHERS6 2 years ago 3