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Adventures of Superman
Superman vs Batman: Whose side are you on?
Beware, these are very unhinged and completely unrealistic scenarios. But hey, why not have fun?
According to George Reeves, children deserved more respect than adults
The strongest man also had valid points.
George Reeves ate cornflakes for strength in 1956
Do you hear that, kids? Eating breakfast will make you strong like Superman.
Did Colt Seavers say these lines or Superman?
Just two regular guys, right? (no, not really!)
Audience reaction to George Reeves' appearance in this 1953 war drama film broke his heart
George's friends and co-stars were "heartsick" at the audience's reaction and knew what it meant for their friend.
George Reeves' mother allegedly paid a retired boxer to fight her son so he'd give up boxing and focus on acting
Reeves had the opportunity to become a superstar boxer, but his mother had a different career path for her son.
Producers wouldn't hire George Reeves, so he took his career in another direction
Reeves was typecast, so the star had to find another way to make money.
Are these characters from Adventures of Superman or The A-Team?
It's not a bird or a plane...it's a character quiz!
Which shows did Phyllis Coates make an appearance on?
TV's first Lois Lane had a long list of acting credits.
R.I.P. Phyllis Coates, the original Lois Lane on Adventures of Superman
Coates first played Lois Lane in the 1951 movie "Superman and the Mole Men." She was 96.
Are you the ultimate George Reeves fan? Watch his appearances in these classic films
George Reeves didn't become the big movie star he dreamed about, but the actor showcased his talents in various genres.
Are these Adventures of Superman or Batman scenes?
These images are not birds and planes...or are they?
George Reeves almost left Adventures of Superman in 1954
Reeves supposedly wanted a salary increase and for the company to halt the sale of Superman capes.
7 super things you might not know about George Reeves
The actor was more than Superman. He was a Notre Dame football player, a Knight of the Round Table, and in two Oscar-winning...
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