The Superman character was probably one of the most famous creations in history. Superman first appeared in comic books. But it was not until Superman cartoons were that people really have the chance to see the Man of Steel in action. We will briefly look at the history and characters of the Superman comic checked.
It was not until 1941 that to be the first Superman comic came. Paramount Pictures, this year a series of cartoons that were based on the SupermanComic book so popular. The first nine of these cartoons were produced by Fleischer Studios. But they did not last long. In 1942, Fleischer Studios was little dust and famous studios, which went on to produce eight more of these cartoons. At that time the largest budget cartoons were over. This was during the so-called Golden Age of American animation.
The Fleischer brothers initially tried to do at Paramount, by the cartoons holdthem that it would cost about $ 100,000 per episode. At the time, that was an amazing amount of money that approximately four times the cost of a typical case for the time. But Paramount went out not to fear. They saw great things and you agree to the budget. The Fleischer brothers were now committed to the project.
The first cartoon in the series, which was simply called only Superman was the first time on 26 Shown September, 1941. This year it was nominated for an Oscar for bestanimated short subject. It did not take to win, but lose to Lend A Paw, was the Walt Disney cartoon. But it did not matter. Superman had his mark on the cartoon world.
Unfortunately for Max and Dave Fleischer, in the first nine cartoons, Paramount took over production and threw the brothers on the street. Those times were very brutal. The appearance of the cartoon does not itself change, but not the stories. The first nine cartoons had a science-fictionfeel that it was seen as Superman fighting robots, creatures from outer space, and a number of other things that you normally can not be found walking around our planet. After the change, but Superman began on the so-called Second World War propaganda concentrate.
Knowing the first nine cartoons, the classic opening lines of the Superman radio series that came and we all love. The last eight of these lines has changed drastically, until they no longer recognized. But the cartoonsthemselves were still very entertaining.
The early voice of Superman has been provided by Bud Collyer. He was also the voice of Superman in the radio series. The voice of Lois Lane was supplied by Joan Alexander, also played the same role in the radio series on the side of Collyer.
After the 17 short films was the series sold, but that was not the end of Superman. Other cartoons depicting the Man of Steel have come to the 1990s, the animated Superman series and included thefeature-length animated film, Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow.
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