Superman (Parents Approved Video PA-1020, 1986)

Title: Superman (and Great Adventures) Vol.2

Manufacturer: Parents Approved Video

Part #: PA-1020

Date: 1986

This release contains the following titles:
The Mummy Strikes
Volcano
Bulleteers

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Superman and Great Adventures Vol. 1

An earlier box art version of the Parents Approved release...

Title: Superman and Great Adventures Vol. 1

Manufacturer: Parents Approved Video

Part #: PA-1019

Date: 1986

This release contains the following titles:
The Mad Scientist
Underground World
Terror on the Midway


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Superman #13045 (Trans-Atlantic 1987) Version A

An interesting early variant to one of the late 1980s Trans-Atlantic releases.  I'm curious if the other two TA releases from 1988 I own have earlier cover art versions...

Title: Superman (Cartoon Favorites) Version A

Manufacturer: Trans-Atlantic Video

Part #: 13045

Date: 1987

This release contains the following titles:
Volcano
Magnetic Telescope
Bulleteers

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Superman #13045 (Trans-Atlantic Video 1988)

Title: Superman (Cartoon Favorites)

Manufacturer: Trans-Atlantic Video

Part #: 13045

Date: 1988

This release contains the following titles:
Volcano
Magnetic Telescope
Bulleteers

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Superman #13019 (Trans-Atlantic Video 1988)

VHS release that contains the odd B&W version of "Secret Agent" mentioned in an earlier post

Title: Superman (Cartoon Favorites)

Manufacturer: Trans-Atlantic Video

Part #: 13019

Date: 1988

This release contains the following titles:
Jungles Drums
Secret Agent
The Mummy Strikes

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Superman #13001 (Trans-Atlantic Video 1988)

Title: Superman (Cartoon Favorites)

Manufacturer: Trans-Atlantic Video

Part #: 13001

Date: 1988

This release contains the following titles:
Underground World
Japoteurs
Terror on the Midway

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Fleischer SUPERMAN on DVD

My obsession with the Fleischer Bros./ Famous Studios SUPERMAN animated shorts has evolved over the years to carry over into the home video format changeover from cassette to the digital spectrum, a.k.a. DVD.
Again, it's a cheap thing to collect....I think the only time I've spent more than two bucks for any of the discs pictured below was when I sprung the 20 bones for the "official" warner Bros. Home Video release (pictured above), pre-ordering it from Amazon a couple years back.  These discs, much like their VHS forefathers, can be had for a dime a dozen, and everybody with a means to duplicate digital video discs and their brother has done a release of some sort. Will my addiction carry through unto Blu-Ray?  Probably, though it surprises me that nobody has stepped up and done a cheap BD release as of yet.
So here's a peak at my personal collection of Fleischer Superman on DVD....