Super Friends

Super Friends will be turning 45 years old this year wow a look back at how far DC animation has come

you cant compare this to anything today it comes from another time another place, this was THE first step in the evolution of the come together top shelf superheroes, the most primitive of all incarnations but first it was and to not see it as its own entity cheapens the creation and consequently all that follows, it was a very special cartoon in its day it was even showed in early afternoon prime time in the mid seventies on australian tv. one cant any cartoons too seriously enjoy them for what they are it will only corrupt your view to look at them through modern 2016 oculars

Superman's picture looks hilarious here

This show is just pure, campy fun.

It's a good show to introduce DC super heroes to very small kids.

Yeah, the stories are simplistic, the dialogue is corny and bombastic, the characters are written one-dimensionally and there's a lot of unnecessary exposition, but that's the charm of this show. Sure, the characters were painfully one-dimensional, but their voice performers really gave them a lot more personality than what was in the scripts. And even though the exposition is extremely unnecessary, it really makes it seem like an old time radio show brought directly to the screen (heck, even I can follow the story without watching the TV screen).

But it's safe to say that this show, although not as great as the next SuperFriends shows, it's very entertaining and interesting, and it's a show that will make little kids fall in love with these iconic characters instantly.

Interviews with and rare pics of SUPER FRIENDS voice actors: http://noblemania.blogspot.com/2011/07/super-70s-and-80s-super.html.

During the entire run of the Superfriends, the Flash's identity was not Wally West. It was Barry Allen.