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Did you know....
...that one of the writers of the 1948 serial Superman also wrote the script for the cult classic about the dangers of marijuana addiction, Reefer Madness?
...that the same sets used for the streets of Metropolis in the 1950s TV series Adventures of Superman were later used as the streets of Mayberry, North Carolina for The Andy Griffith Show?
...that Christopher Reeve wanted to direct his swan song as the Man of Steel, Superman 4: The Quest for Peace?
...that Kevin Sorbo, star of the TV series Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, was originally cast as Clark Kent / Superman in Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman?
...that Dean Cain, who soared up, up and away as the Man of Steel in Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, is afraid of heights?
...that the actress who has played Lois Lane for the longest amount of time is Dana Delany, who voices the character for WB's Superman and Justice League cartoons?
Get the inside scoop on these stories and more in Superman On Film, Television, Radio and Broadway!
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HERE'S SUPERMAN GREG CARLSON AT THE CHICAGO COMIC AND ENTERTAINMENT EXPO, APRIL 13-15, 2012:
CLICK HERE to hear Bruce talk about Superman with KGO AM 810's John Rothman!
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More cool Super Sites....
The Adventures Continue
www.jimnolt.com
A great website for information about George Reeves and Adventures of Superman.
The Blue Tights Network
www.bluetights.net
A fan website that was chosen by Bryan Singer to host his video journals from the making of Superman Returns, which were later released on the official Warner Bros. Superman Returns website, www.SupermanReturns.com.
Bob Holiday's Website
www.supermanbobholiday.com
Bob Holiday's website, which presents the latest information about the Broadway star and video clips of his appearance on I've Got a Secret!
Caped Wonder
Celebrating the Legacy of Christopher Reeve
www.capedwonder.com
Created by Jim Bowers, this is a fabulous website for fans of Christopher Reeve and his Superman movies. Tons of great photos, video and audio clips, and inspiring messages highlight Reeve's remarkable life and work.
The Christopher Reeve Homepage
www.chrisreevehomepage.com
A good source of information about Christopher Reeve's life and career.
Official Denny Miller Website
www.denny-miller.com
Denny Miller played Superman in Air Force recruiting commercials in the 1970s, and is now a fitness expert and author of the books Didn't You Used To Be What's His Name and Toxic Waist: Get To Know Sweat.
Don Markstein's Toonopedia
www.toonopedia.com
A great resource for fans of animated cartoons, with an exhaustive A-Z listing of practically every cartoon ever made.
DMWC's Superboy: The Series website
www.geocities.com/dmwc
Episode guides, interviews, and video and audio clips about the Superboy TV series.
Glass House Presents
www.GlassHousePresents.com
Home of The George Reeves Hall of Fame, a premier George Reeves website.
Kryptonsite.com, http
www.kryptonsite.com
A terrific website for fans of Smallville, with interviews, episode guides, and all the latest news about the program.
Peter Lupus - Nutrition's Finest Home Page
www.nutritionsfinest.com
After playing Willy Armitage on the Mission: Impossible TV series, Lupus appeared as Superman in Air Force recruiting commercials. Now, he's the founder of Nutrition's Finest, makers of Alive, the ultimate proactive body defense .
Superboy Home Page
www.superboyhomepage.com
A good source for news about Superman as well as information about the Superboy series.
The Superman Homepage
www.supermanhomepage.com
If it has anything to do with Superman, you'll find it here. One of the best one-stop sources of Superman information.
The Superman Supersite
www.supermansupersite.com
Another great Superman website with a wide variety of Superman resources.
Studio 360 American Icons: Superman
Listen to this terrific audio documentary of Superman's history from Public Radio International and WNYC New York Public Radio! From Superman's creation by Siegel and Shuster to comments from Michael Chabon, Bryan Singer, Margot Kidder, Jules Feiffer and Gerard Jones, this is "must-listen" audio! (Originally broadcast January 5, 2007)