Stamp Day for Superman

RELEASED 8 Mar 19540h 18m★ 5.3 TMDB

Superman's commitment to promote US Savings Stamps is temporarily delayed when Lois is kidnapped.

WATCH NOTE

1954 live-action educational short distributed to classrooms to promote the U.S. Treasury's school savings program, featuring the cast of Adventures of Superman. Also included as a Season 2 DVD extra; this entry covers the short separately from the series' regular episodes. No other DC title is required.

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4 titles to watch before Stamp Day for Superman — 50h 48m in total.

SupermanOptional background4h 4m★ 6.2
A separate adaptation of Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen and Perry White; useful for comparison, but unrelated to Stamp Day for Superman’s story continuity.
Atom Man vs. SupermanOptional background4h 12m★ 5.5
A separate adaptation of Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen and Perry White; useful for comparison, but unrelated to Stamp Day for Superman’s story continuity.
Superman and the Mole MenOptional background0h 58m★ 5.3
A separate adaptation of Superman and Lois Lane; useful for comparison, but unrelated to Stamp Day for Superman’s story continuity.
Adventures of SupermanOptional background41h 34m★ 6.6
A separate adaptation of Superman and Lois Lane and Perry White and Jimmy Olsen; useful for comparison, but unrelated to Stamp Day for Superman’s story continuity.

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