How the 1940s Superman Cartoon Series Helped Define the Superhero We Know and Love Today
Kristian Williams has created “Superman – The Golden Age of Animation,” a short video essay that looks at how two brothers, Max and Dave Fleischer of Fleischer Studios, pushed the limits of animation back in the 1940s to help define the amazing Superman character and help make him the fictional superhero that we know and love today. Fans of Kristian can support his future work on Patreon.
via The Awesomer
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