theVoiceofReason.com - Superman Cartoons - Free to download or watch from the Max Fleischer Studios

The Superman series from the Max Fleischer Studios was, at the time, one of the most expensive animation projects ever undertaken. Each episode had a budget of $100,000.

There are 17 cartoons in all. We've put what we consider to be the best four at the top of the page. Links to the rest further down the page...

Superman, a special feature from theVoiceofReason.com

	The first Superman cartoon. It was nominated for an Oscar for animated short in 1941. In this cartoon, Superman saves the world, and Lois Lane. Links to the movie files: Windows Real
	Destruction Inc: Lois Lane goes undercover to investigate a sinister company. But Superman comes to the rescue when they discover what she is up to.... Review: The animation in this cartoon is very impressive and the action sequences extremely ambitious. Links to the movie files: Windows Real
	Billion Dollar Limited: It's Superman to the rescue as Lois Lane investigates a gold bullion robbery. Review: An edge of the seat ride with nice detailed animation. The action doesn't flag for a moment. Links to the movie files: Windows Real
	Volcano: What starts off as a routine assignment for Lois and Clark turns into tragedy when the Volcano they go to cover erupts. There is some quite amazingly detailed footage of the volcano in this clip. Links to the movie files: Windows Real

All of the other Superman cartoons from the Max Fleischer studios:

The Electric Earthquake

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