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I own copies of more than a few things Coates was in... a couple of of my favorites are the serials Panther Girl of the Jungle (1955) and Jungle Drums of Africa (1953) which also featured Clayton Moore (The Lone Ranger). It was *always* a pleasure to have her pop up in something. She played...

Noel Neill was OK as Lois but I *always* preferred Phyllis Coates:

I loved those 80 page giant issues to the point that I'd forgo the regular issues to purchase one when it showed up in the spin rack. I think I have that issue (can't easily check at the moment). I know I read it and I never got rid of comics I purchased. The "Superman's Girlfriend, Lois...

I'm not so sure... even as a kid I felt that was one of the weaker episodes. I'm a *huge* fan of the series but would be unlikely to purchase that pilot movie without the series being attached. It wouldn't surprise me at all to find there are lots of other fans who feel pretty much the same.

That's because they used a springboard for him to launch upwards and cut away before he started to come down. When he landed, he just jumped off a platform into frame, landing on foam pieces. The flying stuff was done via a "pan" that was molded to his body. He'd lay stomach-down on the pan...

The Fleischer/Famous Studios 1940s Superman Cartoons *are* on BR, though SD as has been said. They're included as bonus items in the Superman Motion Picture Anthology set (the Fleischer on the Superman II disc and the Famous Studios on the Richard Donner Superman II disc): I pulled out my set...

Well... if that's 1957 dollars that package would cost roughly $5.50 today. That's about average for breaded frozen shrimp at WM (whole - not popcorn) but not as great as it sounds. ;) I like how the Breaded Shrimp is featured on channel 5...

Interesting... I have a copy of that Flash vs. Superman rematch as well as the original Superman vs. Flash race issue of Superman. I recall having a copy of the Lois Lane 80pg. Giant you show. I have no idea about condition - haven't looked at them in years. They're all in a long box of stuff...

We had a 19" BW when I was a kid - watched everything on it until the late 60s when dad purchased a 19" color set (a Heathkit that I helped assemble). Superman was just GREAT! I'd get up early (~5:30) on Saturday, turn on the TV, turn the sound down (mom complained about that 1000 cycle tone...