Superman-Animated Series V03

"...solid stories which are well animated with top notch voice acting...  Brett Cullum, DVD Verdict
"...aside from the first two Superman movies this is the only incarnation that properly captured his appeal.  DVD In My Pants

Editor's Note Following the lead of the retooled BATMAN cartoons, the legendary Man of Steel gets his own modernized update in SUPERMAN THE ANIMATED SERIES. Operating under the auspices of his meek, bespectacled alter ego, Clark Kent, Superman continues to champion truth and justice while battling criminal entities in the bustling city of Metropolis. Airing from 1996 to 2000, this animated series is acclaimed for remaining true to the original SUPERMAN comic books while introducing new and exciting storylines and characters. In season three of the series, Superman battles the fire-controlling Volcana, the Bizarro Superman, Mr. Mxyzptlk, the robot Metallo, the evil computer Brainiac, and other super-villains. Superman even travels to Gotham City and dresses up as Batman for a while because the caped crusader has gone missing.

	Alan Burnett - Producer
	Dana Delany - Voice Of
	George Dzundza - Voice Of
	Harvey Cohen - Original Music By
	Hilary Bader, et. al. - Writer
	Hiroyuki Aoyama, et. al. - Director
	Jean MacCurdy - Executive Producer
	Joseph Bologna - Voice Of
	Timothy Daly - Voice Of

EyeCraveDVD.com 9 of 10
Following the incredible triumph of Batman: The Animated Series, the innovative minds at Warner Brothers Animation decided to try their hand at the character that inspired the style of their Batman cartoon in the first place Ð Superman. Marching to the beat of their own drum, Bruce Timm, Paul Dini and the rest of the crew decided to tone down Superman's powers so things became more of a struggle and more perilous, while still being faithful to the original comic book material. Also, the visual style of Superman's Metropolis was brought into a more futuristic and colorful backdrop, while finally, stories were set in a more sci-fi atmosphere in keeping with the origins of the character...The result was another incredible success.

EyeCraveDVD.com 9 of 10
Following the incredible triumph of Batman: The Animated Series, the innovative minds at Warner Brothers Animation decided to try their hand at the character that inspired the style of their Batman cartoon in the first place Ð Superman. Marching to the beat of their own drum, Bruce Timm, Paul Dini and the rest of the crew decided to tone down Superman's powers so things became more of a struggle and more perilous, while still being faithful to the original comic book material. Also, the visual style of Superman's Metropolis was brought into a more futuristic and colorful backdrop, while finally, stories were set in a more sci-fi atmosphere in keeping with the origins of the character...The result was another incredible success. -