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 Buy Superman - The Animated Series, Volume One (DC Comics Classic Collection)

Special Features
 
* Commentary on "The Last Son Of Krypton Part 1", "Stolen Memories", "The Main Man" and "Tools of the Trade"
* Superman: Learning to Fly Featurette
* Building the Mythology: Superman's Supporting Cast
* A Little Piece of Trivia - Pop up trivia over the "A Little Piece of Home" episode
 

DVD Treatment

Much like Batman: The Animated Series and other Warner Brothers cartoons adapted from popular DC Comic books, Superman was released on DVD January 25, 2005, though it did not receive the same Disc Transfer as Batman did (Volume One's second disc was given the Side A/B treatment, as did Volume Two's and Volume Three's second disc). The DVDs present the series' episodes in their airing order along with special features. Volume Two was released on December 6, 2005 and Volume Three was released on June 20, 2006.

Episodes
1.
The Last Son of Krypton: Part I
2.The Last Son of Krypton: Part II
T3.he Last Son of Krypton: Part III
4..Fun and Games
5.A Little Piece of Home
6.Feeding Time
7.The Way of All Flesh
8.Stolen Memories
9.The Main Man: Part I
10.The Main Man: Part 2- Intergalactic bounty hunter Lobo is employed to capture the Man of Steel, but thanks to a double-cross by the rare-species-collecting Preserver, who is obsessed with containing endangered species rather than let them roam free, both Clark and Lobo end up trapped in the Preserver's personal zoo. Clark and Lobo team up to escape the Preserver and a vile band of competing bounty hunters with their own vendetta against the "Main Man."
11.My Girl
12. Tools of the Trade
13.Two's a Crowd
14.Blasts From the Past: Part I
15.Blasts From the Past: Part I
16.The Prometheon
17.Speed Demons
18.Livewire

Amazon.com
From the creators of Batman: The Animated Series comes DC Comics' polar opposite: the Man of Steel in Superman: The Animated Series, Volume One. Like the Dark Knight's series, Superman: The Animated Series is a successful, modern telling of the classic story. Superman's tale is already known to most people, enduring as a modern American myth. The challenge for the producers was how to make something old and familiar new again. Quite successfully, they managed to modernize the Superman environment and its characters enough to attract a new audience but also maintained the integrity of the mythos to satisfy longtime fans. What lifts Superman: The Animated Series above all past Superman shows is its high-quality animation, strong dramatic scripts, a star studded cast, and the creators' willingness to present the show more like a series than a cartoon. It begins with a three-part episode ("The Last Son of Krypton") chronicling the last days of Krypton, the introduction of Braniac, Kal-El's trip to Earth, his development into Superman, and finally his introduction to the world. These three episodes lay the foundation for the next 15 adventures that follow, including confrontations with rivals Lex Luthor, Metallo, Braniac, the bizarre Lobo, and others. For fans of Superman, DC Comics, superheroes, the comic genre, and action tales in general, Superman: The Animated Series is not to be missed. --Rob Bracco

Product Description
Your spirits will soar with this 2-disc/18-episode set from the popular TV series! Portraying the man and hero as human while keeping the comic-book action at full speed, each animated adventure is a fast-paced spellbinder. Beginning with his arrival on Earth, Superman finds his place in his adopted home and accepts his role as its champion - facing mortal enemy Lex Luthor and countless other criminals like the Weather Wizard and the Toyman. High-flying excitement, boundless thrills and revealing Exclusive Extras collide in this superior collection about the dynamic hero that inspires us all to strive for truth and justice.

Cast
Actor Role
Tim Daly Superman / Clark Kent / Kal-El / Bizarro
Clancy Brown Lex Luthor
Dana Delany Lois Lane
Corey Burton Brainiac
Michael Ironside Darkseid
Gilbert Gottfried Mr. Mxyzptlk
Joseph Bologna SCU Lt. Daniel "Dan" Turpin
George Dzundza Perry White
David Kaufman James "Jimmy" Olsen
Lisa Edelstein Mercy Graves
Lauren Tom Angela Chen
Mike Farrell Jonathan Kent
Shelley Fabares Martha Kent
Joely Fisher Lana Lang
Victor Brandt Professor Emil Hamilton
Joanna Cassidy Inspector Maggie Sawyer

Trivia

# Clancy Brown, who provided the voice of Lex Luthor, originally auditioned for the lead role of Superman / Clark Kent, but when Bruce Timm heard his audition, he immediately offered Brown the part of Luthor.
# Corey Burton's voice for Brainiac was done in the same cold, low-affect style as HAL 9000 in the Space Odyssey films.
# Real-life married couple Mike Farrell and Shelley Fabares voice Jonathan and Martha Kent.
# Adam Baldwin was considered for the role of Superman/Clark Kent, but he ultimately proved unavailable, so the part went to Tim Daly instead. Baldwin later voiced Superman/Clark Kent for Superman: Doomsday (2007).

 

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