Metropolis Video Store: Superman Vol. 1 (Funtime Kid Video, 1989)

Sunday, May 6, 2012

Superman Vol. 1 (Funtime Kid Video, 1989)

Title: Superman Vol. 1

Manufacturer: Funtime Kid Video (UAV)

Part #: 2012

Date: 1989

Another (!!!) UAV (that's United American Video Corporation for the uninformed) find, this time masquerading under a "sub-label" called "Funtime Kid Video". Titles it contains:

Volcano
Underground World
Mechanical Monsters
Terror on the Midway

VHSRip NEEDED

1 comment:

AnonymousMay 6, 2012 at 8:20 PM
I wonder if the new Superman movie will top the Avengers movie at the box office in terms of money?

My guess is no considering the last one didn't do too well.

I wish they would've used the cast from Smallville!

Anyway, good luck with your blog and comics! :)
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Mission Statement

Welcome to the Metropolis Video Store, a site dedicated to
archiving any and all public domain VHS releases of the early 1940s Fleischer Bros/ Famous Studios animated Superman shorts. Looking for cover scans and digital video files of said releases. We've also expanded our horizons, hoping to create a venue for a pictorial history of the packaging of superhero and comic strip themed video media from all walks of life...

Why we do what we do:
The Metropolis Video Store's webmaster, Anthony Wayne Conn, is a comic book historian and enthusiast whose geek-cred stretches back over three decades.
He's written film and DVD reviews for several genre-related websites, and has collected and read funnybooks since the ripe old age of five, circa 1979. He fell in love with the Fleischer Bros./Famous Studios Superman animated shorts of
the 1940s after he discovered them during his teen years, through Gary Grossman's book, Superman: Serial to Cereal and the numerous VHS releases manufactured by distributors who capitialized on the fact that the shorts exist in the public domain rights and licensing-wise, a practice that
continues to this day in the DVD format.The Metropolis Video
Store is an effort to preserve this viewing experience, specifically the VHS viewing experience, which for nearly two decades was practically the only way one could be exposed to these classic cartoons. We have a large collection of these cheap VHS format releases, and plan on archiving and sharing
box art scans, and if possible in the near future, make available for download digital video files of the contents of said tapes.

Any feedback or comments are welcome. Feel free to contact the site via e-mail at metropolisvideo@live.com