Special features include a piece entitled "Adventures of Superman: The Color Era" and another called "Faster Than a Speeding Bullet: The Special Effects of The Adventures Of Superman."

Superman, DC Comics' high-flying hero, had already achieved success on radio, in animated short films, and in two movie serials, when a low-budget feature film, SUPERMAN AND THE MOLE MEN, paved …

A crippled young girl writes Superman a letter asking him to take her to the fair for her birthday, but before he arrives she is kidnapped by a group of counterfeiters who need information that she has …

When the series was filmed in black and white during its first two seasons, George Reeves wore a brown for red, gray for blue and white for yellow costume. When the show began filming in color in …

As this coincided with the series' move to color, the marked difference is clearly evident. The color episodes (particularly in the last two seasons) are, by-in-large, held in far less regard than the black …

Superman, in order to solve the mystery and save three lives, will fly to Egypt in search of a plant that is the basis of the antidote. He must race back to Metropolis, or else Jimmy Olsen will become a victim …

Many scenes in the color seasons show Clark Kent leaving an office in the Daily Planet building to transform into Superman. When leaving, Kent often wears or grabs his hat, but whenever he …

There were many days where we would all gather at one of our houses to watch Superman together, then we would go outside and and create our own Superman adventure. We had fun, but one of the …

The very first COLOR episode, and it's a winner. Co-star Noel Neill said many times the producers filmed the series in color (in the 50s) for posterity, and it wasn't until a decade later, when these …

All That Glitters: Directed by George Reeves. With George Reeves, Jack Larson, Noel Neill, John Hamilton. Professor Pepperwinkle isolates a dose of kryptonite called "Positive K", which winds up …