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Knuckle up, and join the Man of Steel in his fight for truth, justice, and the American way in Superman: The Animated Series - Volume One! From the producers of Batman: The Animated Series, Superman featured fun, intelligent, and action-packed stories; a magnificent main title theme by Shirley Walker; and the phenomenal voice talents of Tim Daly, Dana Delaney, Clancy Brown, Corey Burton, Malcolm McDowell, Lori Petty, Brad Garrett, Brion James, and many, many others. This 2-disc set contains the show’s first 18 episodes (all 13 season one episodes, plus the first 5 season two episodes) which includes the 3-part pilot “The Last Son of Krypton”, and the Superman II homage “Blasts From the Past” Parts I & II. Another highlight is the Superman VS. The Flash charity race in the classic “Speed Demons”, the first episode of the animated series to feature a guest-star superhero from DC Comics, and no doubt influenced the creation of the Justice League series. This collection features Full-Frame video, English Dolby Surround Stereo 2.0 audio, along with English, French and Spanish subtitles. Here are the contents of this super-set:

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Disc 1:

The Last Son Of Krypton Part 1

The Last Son Of Krypton Part 2

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The Last Son Of Krypton Part 3

Fun And Games

A Little Piece Of Home

Feeding Time

Disc 2:

The Way Of All Flesh

Stolen Memories

The Main Man Part 1

The Main Man Part 2

My Girl

Tools Of The Trade

Two’s A Crowd

The Prometheon

Blasts From The Past Part 1

Blasts From The Past Part 2

Livewire

Speed Demons

Special Features:

Commentary: “The Last Son Of Krypton Part 1″, “Stolen Memories”, “The Main Man” and “Tools of the Trade” by Bruce Timm (Producer), Paul Dini (Producer), Alan Burnett (Producer), Dan Riba (Director), Curt Geda (Director), and Glen Murakami (Art Director)

Featurette: Superman: Learning to Fly: Explores the creation of Superman: The Animated Series, including interviews with talent, creators and DC Comics (10:00)

Featurette: Building the Mythology: Superman’s Supporting Cast: Focuses on the supporting cast of Superman including Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen, Perry White, and Jonathan and Martha Kent (10:00)

Bonus: A Little Piece of Trivia - Pop up trivia over the “A Little Piece of Home” episode (22:00)

Worth the wait, and HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

IMHO, Superman was just as good a series as Batman, the Animated Series. The stories were not on a higher level, but a different one. Batman reflected film noir dramas as well as having a classic, vintage feel. Superman was a little more lighthearted, more epic, and had a modern feel. As with the Batman series, each Superman episode can be a stand alone episode in itself, yet it all adds considerable detail to the series as a whole making it a signicantly rich world. The consequences and the results of certain episodes are also touched upon from time to time and even lay the foundation for even more dramatic storytelling.

This DVD set includes the first 18 episodes of the series I believe. Starting it off is the 3-part “Last Son of Krypton,” which retells the origin of Superman and does a good job establishing the series. Other favorites of mine that are on this DVD set are “Stolen Memories,” ” The Main Man, Parts 1 & 2,” “My Girl,” “Blasts from the Past, Parts 1 & 2,” and “Speed Demons.” This set does include all the episodes on the single disc release “Superman: A Little Piece of Home.” If you’re a fan of the series I recommend this set over the single discs. If you’re a parent looking to simply amuse your children, the single discs may be an option to consider, but even so this set can be bought for less than $25 and has 18 episodes to boot. The only drawback in this set that I can think of is that the second disc is a flipper, where one side contains 6 episodes and then the other side contains the last 6. It’s a minor complaint, as I’m just all too happy to have this series as a box set, but it may be an issue to some.