Friday, January 29, 2010

Watch Superman Cartoons Online

Watch Superman cartoons online for free. It seemed only like yesterday when those great cartoons about the most popular classic superhero that has been known to fly above the face of the earth have touched the television screens worldwide after it spread itself from the comic books it came from and into the media. Soon he was brought to life by great actors during their time making timeless the movies that features this caped superhero that brought the concept of superheroes in the entertainment industry. It has even made its way in this later generation where remakes and revivals were made that hit as if it was brand new. Indeed, Superman has become one of the best classics known in media entertainment history.

Now there are lots of classic and brand new authentic Superman merchandise available for the Superman fan to collect and add to his collection of priceless Superman memorabilia. All of this can be found on the internet and tagged with great sales and bargains for the shopping fan. There are lots of auctions on this type of merchandise too, so there's so much to see, even those who've never been such a big fan of the cartoon.

You can watch Superman cartoons online for free on the internet and on special websites that offer this kind of free internet service. Don't worry about missing the shows or episodes because they are all there ready and available for you to watch anytime and as much as you want.

Cartoons - Rare Animations

Everybody knows the very popular cartoon shows of our times, Bugs Bunny, Mickey Mouse, Yogi Bear and The Flintstones, just to name a few, have become household names just about everywhere on this planet unless you've been living under a rock, but not all cartoons that were made became popular. Some were so unpopular that they only lasted a very few episodes or worse yet, were never released to the mass public. We're going to take a look at just a few of the rare animations that have come and gone (mostly gone) over the last 80 years. It should be pointed out that an enormous amount of research and brain drain was required to come up with these rare gems.

Back in 1964 there was a cartoon by the name of "The Big World Of Little Adam". It premiered on January 1 of that year. It was a simple show about a little boy, Adam, who went into space. During the time, the United States was very much into Gemini and the space program so this cartoon seemed to make sense. While over 100 episodes were made, eventually we tired of space and the cartoon itself has totally drifted into obscurity. The only thing remaining of it is the silly theme song that you can find and download all over the Internet.

In 1949 there was a movie by the name of "My Dream Is Yours". In this movie there is a scene where Bugs Bunny tries to wake up a little boy. Later on, he can then be seen singing a song with the two main stars, Jack Carson and Doris Day, wearing bunny suits. This movie has so dropped into obscurity that it hasn't been seen on network television in over 40 years.

If you're looking for really rare cartoons you don't have to travel outside of the United States, but back in 1924 Russia produced a little over four dozen propaganda films. These animations were never exported. They were made solely for the purpose of winning over the hearts and minds of the Russian people. These cartoons were anti American, anti capitalist, anti fascist and anti anything that wasn't the Russian way of thinking. Over 80 years later nobody knows what happened to these animations.

Even some of the more famous animators in history started off by making cartoons that nobody has heard of. For example, a gentleman by the name of Duane Crowther, who was a very famous animator during the 1950s, started off his career by creating a very rare cartoon by the name of Blum Blum. This was a cartoon Crowther made when he was only 20 years old. Blum Blum was basically a cartoon about a character who wonder who he is. The animation goes from the character starting off as Napoleon and then turning into a dog and a variety of other creatures. The animation is crude by today's standards. You can actually find the animation online by just looking up either Duane Crowther or Blum Blum on any search engine.

These are just a few of the millions of rare animations that most likely people will either never see or have long been forgotten by those who have seen them.

Wouldn't it be great if we could get our hands on all of these rare gems? The only problem would be to find the time to watch them.