Long before Christopher Reeve showed the audience that man could flySuperman's cinematic heritage has already received the start of a jump in all forms of media. Stunning Fluid Animation of Early Cartoon Movies from Max Fluisher made it feel like looking at Superman's problem to come to life. They were impressive feats during and, even today, still look pretty phenomenal, catching the weight and scope of a powerful superhero that lives among people. Later the same decade, Superman's first live appearances on the big screen arrived in the form of two series ("Superman" and "Atom Mann Against Superman"). Kirk Alin, who greatly went unscrewed as a titular superheroIt may have become an animated figure when it comes to flying, but on the ground people had to see a real person in the lawsuit. Would two years after Alin's last appearance as a "steel man", however, when another actor takes over the mantle for most of the next decade.

Not only is George Reeves a difference in acting in T.He was the first time Superman, but the first DC Comics movie with "Superman and Male Men". Through a modern lens, it's just more than a covered pilot for the back of the television series that is not a very movie of comics, which works for just 58 minutes. Although there is an admirable attempt to solve the harmful process of "other" people we do not understand, confused radioactive mole men from below the surface in this case. A big reason why the film works is that Reeves was a good actor who managed to show the inherently the kind of superman in the face of manipulation. He even goes so far as to compare the actions of the hate -driven crowd with those of the Nazi storm

While "Praying Men" may not have worked as a feature film, there was no doubt that Reeves was the face of Superman, leading to the Superman's "Adventures of Superman" showing ABC from 1952 to 1958. For six seasons, Reeves supported the idealism of the superbag that stopped to do the right thing. He had such a sly charm for him that he always made his presence feeling great, even when he did not do great things. To the younger audience, Reeves can also be the right Superman. Prior to Reeves' unfortunate passage in 1959, he appeared in the air as to whether Superman's "adventures" would return for the seventh season. Meanwhile, the co-creator of the Whitney Lesworth series and animator Kal Howard tried to form a spin-off series moving to even the younger audience, and the "Super Puppy Adventures" are even alien than you expect.

Have you ever imagined what Superman's "adventures" would be if each character was predicted as animals? Well, thanks to the bizarre pilot of "Super Puppy Adventures", you can! Shot at many the same kits as the hit series ABC, "Super Pup" converts the ensemble of the show into a bunch of anthropomorphized animals, with our main hero secret the moon, such as the Starwoles Rapporteur (Billy Curtis). The rest of the ensemble are chops inspired by Pun (or Rufi) of their DC counterparts. Lois Lane is portrayed as Pamela Poodle (Ruth Dolphino), and Perry White is a bulldog named Terry bite (Angelo Rossito), while Jimi Olsen is a rodent doll that lives outside the Bark of Montgomeri Mouse (Sadi Defino). The latter is more similar to Iminiimine cricket of super Pup than anything else. It is no longer the daily planet from which everyone works outside, but the daily bug. It does not do anything with the newspaper in the "Spider-Man" comic books in Marvel, before dating from web piling for at least a few years.

Instead of progressing with an animated series that better match this idea, "Super Pup" instead of hiring few people who will have to wear these mascot heads over their bodies. It was nonsense about whether the mouth would actually move when the characters spoke from these cheaply constructed costumes. No one really knows where to stand or look, it often makes the kit look like free for everyone in terms of direction. It is noticeable that Super Pup was played by someone who was already a DC alum, with Curtis playing one of the titular antagonists in Superman and Mole Men earlier in the decade.

Compared to Reeves, Curtis's super puppy executes the naked minimum of superhero in preserving his journalist associates, but not really owns a lot of personality. There is only one leaky moment when Barke Bent accidentally receives a loan to execute the Super Puppy, almost revealing his secret identity. However, it does not matter, as Curtis plays both shades of the image in the same way.

Given the "super puppy" never made him broadcast, most people never saw the failed spin-off. First I remember that I saw the clips about it in the documentary "Look, up, in the sky! The incredible story of Superman", and I just saw the whole thing as a bonus characteristic in the 2011 Superman Anthology set. The first half of the episode is of surviving color, while the rear half is from the black and white master of video. Audio gathered, along with bizarre costumes, will make him feel at home as a cursed artifact in the House "Locamarink".

From a tonal perspective, the "super puppy" fits more in accordance with what would become The 1966 television series "Batman", which varies its leading superhero through a number of cartoon panties. He is not trying to take the remote seriously, nor is he trying to capture the tone of the Reeves series. Whenever Super Pup arrives at the scene to rescue, he is accompanied by the Overture William Tel instead of any kind of exciting superhero music. The show is a great nonsense that wants to entertain even younger demographics and it shows.

Her villain of the week is Professor Jeddip (Harry Monti), a shepherd, who is literally trying to escape the prison cell using a real saw. The unusual sergeant Bigl (Frank Delphino) does not notice this or the stupid alarm of prof. Wolf Wolf (also Saddi Dolphin) penetrates it through the front door. The scientist of the crazy (dog) plot to blow the Daily Bugle to publish an article about his arrest by Trojan-Kon-Bomba within the grandfather clock in the building. Wolfingham moves around the same way as toys in "Toy Story 2" walk through the orange constructive cones. When the super puppy folier, the wicked master plan, prof. Jeddip refers to the time initial tradition of catching Lois La-Err, I think, Pamela Poodle by spoiling her in a rocket.

Although "Super Puppy" is not a very good pilot, I found myself laughing here and there on the pure absurdity of this thing that gathered. What really attracted me were very out of eyes, intended or otherwise. Just under the headline of the Daily Planet "Prof. Jeddip in Prison" is a subheading that "Chicago's blast killed twelve", which seems to be intense for the children's show. There is also a funny moment when a crazy professor dipped a paper plane in a toxic chemical and throws it through the window, followed by footage of an atomic bomb.

It is difficult to completely lambast "Super puppy" to feel strange and unfinished, since she never got a chance to see if it would really improve in future episodes. You know it is incomplete because the pilot is reserved by the narrator, saying: G "Your product, the best in the world, represents" the adventures of the super pop "." I can only wonder which company would step up to sponsor the strange small series in the same way as the Calogg grain supported.

Many DC projects bend more to the properties of friendly pets, such as the 2005 animated "Crypto" series and The functional film "DC League of Super Pets" in 2022. There is an incarnation market driven by animals from the properties of DC, but "Super Puppies" is such a wonder in the pantheon of comic book adaptations that must be seen that the 21-minute pilot species is believed.