Superman Classic: 60 Seconds of Fan Film Joy

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Rob Pratt‘s Superman Classic is heavily influenced by the Fleischer Superman cartoons, and even uses music from the same, to great effect.

As you may have noticed, I am a Batman fan.

But here’s a dirty little secret: I also. Love. Watching Superman. Punch giant robots.

This video may engender the same love in you.

(via Comics Alliance.)


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