Philosophy
One more Saturday animated selection...Max Fleischer's Superman in Paramount's "The Magnetic Telescope" [1942]
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Superman (1940s cartoons) [Wikipedia]
Max Fleischer [Wikipedia]
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Philosophy
Superman and "The Magnetic Telescope"
One more Saturday animated selection...Max Fleischer's Superman in Paramount's "The Magnetic Telescope" [1942]
Superman
"The Magnetic Telescope"
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"The Magnetic Telescope"
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If you like the Superman series, then view the remainder at the Internet Archive . Available titles are: Billion Dollar Limited, Destruction, Inc., Electric Earthquake, Jungle Drums, Secret Agent, Showdown, Terror on the Midway, The Arctic Giant, The Bulleteers, The Eleventh Hour, The Japoteurs, The Mad Scientist, The Mechanical Monsters, The Mummy Strikes, The Underground World, and The Volcano. [I am sure that YouTube offers others.]
Superman (1940s cartoons) [Wikipedia]
Max Fleischer [Wikipedia]
- The Planet Krypton Found According To Neil Degrasse Tyson
"Neil deGrasse Tyson’s Heroic Quest To Pinpoint Superman’s Home Planet" by Will Oremus November 9th, 2012 Slate Neil deGrasse Tyson, astrophysicist extraordinaire, can sometimes seem like a character in a superhero comic. Now he is one. Tyson,...
- 73's For Superman At The Daily Planet...now He Might Tweet
"Superman: Clark Kent quits reporting at the Daily Planet" October 23rd, 2012 BBC NEWS Alter ego Clark Kent is resigning from the post of star reporter at the Daily Planet, the Metropolis newspaper where he has worked since the first Superman comics...
- Strange Halloween Offering..."kilink In Istanbul"
From IMDb... Kilink, the Turkish super anti-hero,who was a lookalike of the Italian comic-strip hero Killing, who was a lookalike of the other Italian super hero Kriminal,opens the long series of Kilink installments with this blockbuster cornerstone...
- Batman Is Now Leading
A Superman comic sold for a million bucks and now a Batman comic triumphs. "Comic showing Batman's debut sells for $1m" A comic showing the debut of superhero Batman has been sold for more than $1m (£655,000) at an auction in Dallas. February 26th,...
- Superman Comic Sold For A Million Bucks
Super hero, super powers, super price--one million bucks. Why do we collect things? Is there a human gene that drives some to spend millions for fine art or one million for a comic book. Well, someone did spend $1, 000, 000 for a fine copy of Action...