Superman 75

Warner Brothers produced this two minute short to celebrate the seventy-fifth anniversary of Superman; he flies out of Action Comics #1 and we watch as he slowly changes: the Fleischer Cartoon version, the innumerable add-ons in the 1950s, from Supergirl to Super-Dog to Super-Goldfish to Mister Mxyzptlk (actually introduced in 1944), to his reinvention as George Reeves. Then we get his revival and restoration in the 1970s movie version and graphic novels....

It's a puff piece, but it makes the real point that Superman has changed, as all mythic figures must in order to remain constant. In mythographic terms, the sign remains constant, but what it points to changes.

Happy 75th Birthday, Kal-El.

The most epic short film of the Superman character in many years. It is a masterpiece in every sense. Zack Snyder and Bruce Timm left the kryptonian's 2 best minutes. What an audiovisual beauty.

Superman's 75th anniversary was carried out in the best way with this animated short. There is no doubt that you can see it as many times as possible and don't get tired of so much epicity. The fans of our alien friend must love this short film.

It has a perfect animation, taking you through every step and/or journey Superman has had since his first appearance in comics. Demonstrating the character's growth over the years to the role of Henry Cavill.

The symbolism of the "S" has been the best of the editorial for many years. Being able to recognize each facet for a couple of minutes is a unique experience. So many references together is a miracle.

Keeping the essence of each animation and drawing trace is excellent. Those epic scenes of live action movies, animations and battles with your enemies are applauding.

The majesty of the theme by John Williams is from another world. An unforgettable track that has the whole essence of Superman in every second.

It's worth every second. Superman is and always will be one of my favorite characters.

Inspiring and fun to watch, this quick look into the evolution of this character is worth every second.

A must-see for every Superman fan and also one of Bruce Timm finest works.

This is a decent tribute for all superman fans. Warner Bros did an okay job making this but it could have been better.

But if you grew up with Superman in his golden age then you would enjoy this tribute its available on YouTube.