When Superman is transformed into a strange green alien by Lex Luther's latest invention, Wonder Woman must somehow get him to the Fortress of Solitude where he can be cured.

Good guys versus bad guys, fast and slow, big and little super heroes (and villains!) offer excellent examples of opposing superlatives. Parents enjoy the contrasts illustrated by beloved characters every bit as much as their little ones. Created with a sense of a humor and a deep knowledge of the super heroes, this is perfect for comic book fans of all ages.

Superman and The Flash can't decide who is faster, so they want to have a race around the world! But will a bunch of super-villains and their dastardly deeds get in the way of finding out who is the fastest?

Superman and the Green Lantern battle Siniestro when he threatens Metropolis with thousands of insects created with his yellow power ring.

While Batman is away, Superman protects Gotham City from Bizarro Superman, his dog Bizarro Krypto and the Joker.

Superman and Aquaman join forces to stop Black Manta from flooding Metropolis and cities around the globe with a device that creates giant bubbles of ocean water.

Superman must defend the planet from an evil, immortal being who happens to be the child of Lex Luthor's ex-wife.

Superman meets Lex Luthor in a "big" fight.

The shorts were broadcast as part of The Batman/Superman Hour in 1967. Over-the-top characters and catchy dramatic music cues gave this version of Batman a realistic look and feel by cartoon standards of the day.

"My name is Bruce Wayne, and I'm the new kid (UGH) at Ducard Academy. I can't say for certain, but I think something fishy's going on. There's a gang of clowns roaming the halls, a kid named Bane wants to beat me up, and the guidance counselor, Hugo Strange, seems really, well, strange. At least I have two new friends -- Clark and Diana are kinda cool, I guess. We're going to solve this case no matter what, even if I have to convince Alfred to let...