#superman-the animated series

[amorkuku]

[animusrox]

World’s Finest, Part III Superman: The Animated Series

[t00thpasteface]

tone deaf

[laufire]

martha's always a hit.

[the-army-brat-and-the-nerd]

Clark Kent beaming and blushing for being entitled to the cutest most adorkable nickname in comic book history

[lostsoulincssea]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, LOIS LANE! (AUGUST 17)

You want to see real courage, look at someone like Lois. She's as vulnerable as you or me, but still she goes looking for trouble again and again. — Clark Kent, Superman Adventures #4

[oddingram]

They're officially going full anime trope and making Clark into a magical girl who has characters accidentally walk into his boobs

also the squash-and-stretch frames deserve to be noticed

[ywasune]

seems timmy wasn't supposed to see that...

[morgangalaxy43]

Superman will always be the greatest example of hat a hero is and he will never fail to make me smile and be hopeful

[superbat-love]

Good Cop/Bad Cop

[nicholasmoorethetwittermigrant]

I love the implication that this in fact the same guy just arbitrarily choosing to look different because he can.

[amorkuku]

My first animation 🥲

[eihposkcaj]

But I am Clark.

[faiya9996]

I just realised something

In Batman the Animated Series, there's an episode where Bruce is knocked out and asleep for over half the episode and this nerdy kid Sherman and his friend are looking after him so the Penguin can't find him. The whole time Batman's supposed to be asleep and the eyes on his mask never close, which made me realise like a dumbass, he could be asleep in his Batman suit - or just his cowl and no one would know. It would be hilarious to me if one of the batfam or maybe even Justice League members (most likely Clark) were in the cave, had a full conversation with a sleeping Bruce, and did not even know it, cause they're used to him being eerily silent. So Clark could be full-on venting to him about his love life or idk the struggle of Superman, and when he's done go with a sigh: "Thanks for Listening B."

Maybe a day or two later he'll mention the conversation at the watchtower and Bruce will have no idea what he's talking about.

[lowwqualityyblog]

this is how the world’s finest episode of stas should’ve ended

og photo but I didn’t wanna make the post too long >_0

[disgruntledexplainer]

this was my first introduction to Generator Rex, to Rex Salazar specifically. I saw it for like a few minutes when I was 8, but these scenes burned themselves into my brain, and in another 10 or so years I re-discovered the show, became obsessed, and memorized every scene from every episode (except the prank one, because that episode was a mistake). Why?

because this scene permanently impacted how I saw heroes. they aren't there to beat the bad guy. they're there to save people. and they do it not because they are forced to, or guilted into it. they do it because they want to. because they care if people get hurt, even if those people are complete strangers.

these scenes are largely responsible for my disdain for modern live-action superhero spectacles, where the heroes "save the day", but leave countless civilians dead.

it is also the reason why I have come to love shows like Justice League Unlimited:

Or Invincible:

or the new show, My Adventures with Superman:

they GET IT. they GET WHY SAVING PEOPLE IS IMPORTANT.

because at the end of the day, it's not beating up the villain of the week that is important. it's saving lives.