The New Adventures of Superman

While it was limited by the utterly cheap animation, an idea that hampered most made for tv cartoon starting in the 50's, the Cartoon itself was faithful to the source material, and using Bud Collyer as the voice of the main character, kept me interested and tuned in.

Listen to Stu from Australia! Stu is absolutely right! This was fun! I loved these cartoons! I loved the Superboy cartoons that were shown along with the New Adventures of Superman too. The Aquaman cartoons featured along with Superman also rocked! Aquaman was at his best and kicked serious butt in those cartoons. It was all extremely exciting stuff and a blast to watch when I was a kid. The voice artists were superb and there was great music too. The pacing of the adventures was fast and thrilling. There was never a dull moment. I'd love to see these again. I'd buy them immediately if they were on DVD. Put 'em out on DVD somebody!

I calculated the average for all the series in this anthology using each show's IMDb rating and I obtained 7.4357142857143.

SuperFriends Anthology: 7.4/10

Greetings, all you insatiable, vintage superhero fans - This 2-disc set contains 36 (6-minute) action-packed episodes of pure amusement from "The New Adventures Of Superman" which was first aired on Saturday morning TV back in 1966.

Be sure to tune in closely and watch in wonder as the big, brave, and beefy Superman repeatedly saves the day as he heroically conquers such diabolical villains as Toyman and Brainiac and their dastardly deeds.

Believe me - These rapid-paced cartoon capers of Superman are guaranteed to keep you thoroughly entertained with all of their high-energy retro-fun from start to finish.

You know, I quite enjoyed watching these vintage, pre-CGI Superman cartoon from the mid-to-late 1960s.

Their story-lines certainly contained lots of fast-paced action which always allowed Superman the golden opportunity to pulverize all of the evil villains who were forever standing in his way and posing a very serious threat to the safety of the citizens of Metropolis.

Anyway - If you don't judge these Superman cartoons too harshly, then, I'm sure that you're bound to get some real worthwhile entertainment value out of viewing them.