 Hey guys, I'm Shannon with Come Again TV and today on the show we're going to be taking a look at the Hollywood Spotlight Collector's Edition, Superman, 80th Anniversary Celebrations. Make sure you stay tuned to check this out. Collector's Edition, 80th Anniversary Special of Superman, the ultimate guide to the movies, TV shows, comics and more. Got a nice display image there of Christopher Reeve, the most popular of the Superman with the animated version of Superman there. Lowe's and Clark, the new Adventures of Superman, a superhero's super romances. What's next for the Man of Steel? And saying goodbye to Margot Kader. I was at Walmart the other day, saw this, decided to pick it up. Here's a nice looking picture of Brandon Routh flying around the Earth and Superman returns. Brandon Routh played Superman just once. The film was a disappointment as the box office but remains part of a very exclusive fraternity. Only four actors have ever played Big Blue on the big screen. Turn the page to find out more. Here's the contents. You've got Superman, the animated series. You've got the George Reeves version of Superman, the Christopher Reeve and Margot Kader Superman and Lowe's Lane, Superman memorabilia, Superman's creators, Lowe's and Clark, Brandon Routh. Forever First, the greatest superhero of them all is also the very first of them all and he ushered in a brand new era that's not accurate. If you guys go back to our video on who was the first superhero, you will see it was not Superman. It was actually the Scarlet Pimpernel and the first comic book superhero. There were a few others before Superman, I can't think of them right off the top of my head, but Superman was not the first though he was the most popular and the most long-lived. In the beginning, the creation of the Man of Steel and how he went from a teenager's flight of fancy to one of the best known characters in literature. The creators, you know the story of Superman but how about the two Cleveland kids who created him? The comic books, just as the world has evolved over the decades, so have Superman and the funny books that launched him. The cartoons, nobody gets animated quite like the Man of Steel as evidenced by all the shows he's starred in through the decades. Circle of Friends' Ever Great Superhero has a great supporting cast and Superman's Ensemble is one of the very best and then it goes on from there. Lowe's and Clark was actually one of my favorite incarnations of Superman, but again nothing beats Christopher Reeve. I liked Lowe's and Clark simply because it came out at a time when I was growing up, never missed an episode. I really enjoyed the show. I had a super crush on Terry Hatcher, seen from Superman the Movie, where Mom and Pa can't find young Cal-L from Man of Steel, Joe Schuster and Jerry Siegel in the 1980s after they had reached an agreement with Warner Brothers to give them proper credit and an annual stipend for creating Superman. Superman's True Fathers. Got Doc Savage, you got The Shadow, you got John Carter of Mars, Detective Comics, look Superman was blonde. Some comic books here, I actually used to have that one there. This was a post-crisis first origin story for Superman. I'm not going to talk about every single page. I'll let you guys buy a copy to read it, but here you have Justice League, which later evolved into Justice League Unlimited, old Max Flesher cartoons, Hannah Barber's Super Friends, Superman Aquaman Action Hour. I didn't really care for Amy Adams as Lois Lane until Batman v Superman during the infamous bathtub scene. Every fanboy in the theater looking up, trying to get a glimpse at a, you know, we got Super Girls there. They did great job casting for Perry White. Got Cat Grant there, you got the Legion from Smallville, got the Max Flesher Superman, George Reeve, Christopher Reeves, no relation, Dean Cain. Brandon Ralph, I don't understand why they made Jesse Eisenberg Lex Luthor. That was a stupid casting decision, the dumbest casting decision I've ever seen. Brian Austin Green as Metallo was a pretty decent casting choice, not perfect but decent. Again, I don't know why they rushed the Doomsday character in Batman v Superman. Again, I loved Lois and Clark, The New Adventures of Superman. Who didn't love Terry Hatcher back in the day? She's still a very attractive woman. I remember only really seeing one, maybe two episodes of Gerard Christopher Superboy back in the day. I caught almost every episode of Smallville, but here we have the story of Christopher Reeve, Margo Kitter, George Reeves, Bud Collier, Kirk Allen, Dean Cain, Terry Hatcher, and Brandon Ralph. Kate Bosworth was an okay Lois Lane, she was what you would expect Lois to be. So she did great until they brought in the whole Superman son storyline in the movie. That part really, really sucked. But no, the actors did a great job in the movie. Henry Cavill and Amy Adams, Amy Adams, decent, decent version of Lois Lane. She probably should have had darker hair though. Overall, I'd say Kate Bosworth did the best in the movies. However, Terry Hatcher is by far the best Lois Lane. Hands down, period. Even better, I'd say even better than Noel Neil or Margo Kitter. I just, I loved Terry Hatcher as Lois Lane. She was the ultimate Lois Lane, in my opinion. Some of the people who were up for the role of Superman talked about Clint Eastwood being Superman and Dustin Hoffman, but ultimately Christopher Reeves got the role. Not bad, not a bad issue at all. I have not read it all the way through yet. I've just kind of looked at it, browsed through it a little bit here and there. I do recommend if you're a comic book fan, Superman fan at all, pick this up, $13 here in the US. All the new stands everywhere right now. Pick it up, Hollywood Spotlight Collector's Edition, Superman 80th Anniversary Special. We have a lot of videos and playlists on this channel, so if you enjoyed this content, make sure you click here to visit our channel. Hit the subscribe button and the notification bell so you don't miss out on future videos. Click here and here to check out one of the many playlists we have.