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Enjoy the thrilling adventures of Superman Returns to Action – Classic Animated Hero Adventures, a timeless cartoon classic featuring the legendary superhero in action-packed battles against danger and evil. Filled with vintage animation charm, heroic moments, and exciting adventures, this classic cartoon brings back the golden age of animated entertainment for fans of retro superhero stories.

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Transcript
00:15Subtitled by Grethel Trejo
00:15Up in the sky!
00:16Look! It's a plane!
00:17It's a plane! It's Superman!
00:33The End
01:06Faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive, able to leave tall buildings
01:12at a single bound, this amazing stranger from the planet Krypton, the man of steel, Superman.
01:22Possessing remarkable physical strength, Superman fights a never-ending battle for truth and
01:27justice, disguised as a mild-mannered newspaper reporter, Clark Kent.
01:59What do you think of the professor's show now?
02:01I still think it's pretty dangerous business.
02:04Hope nothing goes wrong.
02:29And I realize, gentlemen, that the safety of the public is of special import to you.
02:33Perhaps almost as important to you as my ambitions are to me.
02:38But you request that I give up my experiments, experiments which are the combination of 30
02:43years of dreaming and planning, is impossible.
02:45Tonight, those dreams will become real.
02:48The comet of Falcon will be my toy.
02:50Under my control, it will be brought to within a mile of us.
02:54Then, after the closed examination, I am sending it back again into space.
02:59You're tampering with nature and danger's thousands of lives.
03:02Yes, and even at the possible cost of those lives, I shall continue my experiment.
03:06I warn you, Professor, we're prepared to stop you.
03:09And I warn you, sir, any interference may prove disastrous.
03:13Stop!
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03:57Listen to me, you meddling fools.
03:59Do you know that the power...
04:02Without that power, the comet is out of my control.
04:05The full of gravity will bring it crashing to Earth any minute.
04:07Stop! Do you hear?
04:45City editor.
04:47Look, chief. The panic's on. The thing's gone haywire.
04:52Lois. Lois, what happened?
04:55Lois!
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07:25Oh, Superman, you were wonderful.
07:29You're pretty wonderful yourself.
07:32Oh, how did you get here?
07:35Thanks to Superman.
08:12Oh, Superman, you were wonderful.
08:21Give me a follow-up on this bullet car story.
08:24Attention.
08:26The destruction of your police station today was only a small demonstration of our power.
08:32Unless your mayor turns over the entire fund to the city treasury,
08:37power plants, firehouses, and all municipal buildings will be next.
08:41Take heed.
08:43This is your last warning.
08:56What are the authorities going to do about this, Mr. Mayor?
08:59We won't be intimidated by criminal threats.
09:01Law and order must and will prevail.
09:04Law and order must and will prevail.
09:23zitten
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10:10THE BULLETEERS!
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11:11This looks like a job for Superman.
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14:40Sorry, I can't go with you, Lois, but I have another story to cover.
14:43Oh, that's all right, Clark. I'll see you in the office.
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15:15Oh
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17:21This looks like a job for Superman.
18:08This looks like a job for Superman.
18:12It's Superman.
18:49It's Superman.
19:14It's Superman.
19:26It's Superman.
19:28It's Superman.
20:05It's Superman.
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20:35It's Superman.
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21:08But now, after centuries of inactivity, slight tremors are being felt.
21:12At the Bureau of Meteorology, a group of scientists watchfully checked delicate instruments to determine the seriousness of this renewed
21:19activity.
21:20It's Superman.
21:38It's Superman.
21:54And I want you to say, and I want you to say, and I want you to send me some
22:06real stories.
22:07So long.
22:08So long.
22:28And I want you to say, and I want you to say, and I want you to say, and I
22:29want you to say, and I want you to say, and I want you to say, and I want you
22:29to say, and I want you to say, and I want you to say, and I want you to say,
22:29and I want you to say, and I want you to say, and I want you to say, and I
22:29want you to say, and I want you to say, and I want you to say, and I want you
22:29to say, and I want you to say, and I want you to say, and I want you to say,
22:29and I want you to say, and I want you to say, and I want you to say, and I
22:30want you to say, and I want you to say, and I want you to say, and I want you
22:30to say, and I want you to say, and I want you to say, and I want you to say,
22:33and I want you to say, and I want you to say
22:42Hmm, that's funny.
22:44Say, Lois, do you have my press pass?
22:46What makes you think I've got it?
22:48Sorry, sir, but you'll have to get one down at headquarters.
22:51Thanks.
22:52Uh, you go on ahead, Lois.
22:54And I'll join you later.
22:55Now, what did I do with that?
22:58Poor Clark.
22:59Too bad he lost his pass.
23:12And from all indications, we can expect things to start popping at any time.
23:17In order to save the city, we've decided to blast the higher end of the crater,
23:22thereby diverting a flow of lava away from the city and into the ocean below.
23:31Is the chief in?
23:32I'd like to see him about a press pass.
23:34He'll be back shortly.
23:35Won't you have a seat?
23:37Thanks.
23:45Wait here.
23:48Hello?
23:49Hello?
23:49Send up that car in a hurry.
23:51Hello?
23:56Hello?
23:57Hello?
23:58Miss Lane?
24:23This way.
24:24Oh, Miss Lane.
24:24This way.
24:41This looks like a job for Superman.
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27:25This looks like a job for Superman.
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