Fleischer Brother Superman head shot, from Heritage Auction. We also have the model sheet for Superman's head and face, the square jaw with the spit curl, dated August 1941 with five views of ...

Animation historians can sleep a little easier tonight. We now know that the rotoscope model for Superman in the classic Fleischer Studios shorts was a gentleman by the name of Karol Krauser.

In the early 1940s, Max Fleischer’s Superman cartoons gave the Man of Steel an Art Deco flair and plenty of robots to defeat. Here’s a brief history and some episodes of the cartoon.

Max Fleischer's Superman suit features a red "S." Paramount Pictures "There's something about putting on the one that we wear most of the time," Hoechlin told Insider of what it was like wearing ...

Superman’s taken on many animated forms over the decades, but it all started with the 1940s shorts from Fleischer Studios. While they’ve been re-released (and remastered) a number of times ...

Max Fleischer’s Superman 1941-1943 will be available on May 16, 2023 to purchase Digitally in HD from Amazon Prime Video, AppleTV, Google Play, Vudu and more, ...

Superman also has alternate arms for dynamic posing, and a soft plastic cape. RELATED: Mezco Offers Revamped Zack Snyder’s Justice League Figure Box Set Preorder the $90 set now for a November ...

Fleischer Studios' Superman shorts from the 1940s not only set the bar for future adaptations of the Man of Steel, but for animation as a whole. Ad. Collider.