Truth, Bunnies, And The American Way!

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Here I make an appearance with my first hero after my father.  This is George Reeves, the first and the best Superman.  (Actually the fourth, in order, Bud Collyer voice in the animated film shorts and radio program, Ray Middleton, 1939 World's Fair, Kirk Alyn, and then George Reeves).  When I was a kid I found out that Superman killed himself!  I was devastated.  I was also (maybe) wrong.  George was a very talented boxer (32-0) Golden Gloves, a fine actor, and an all around decent guy who drank a lot.  No one knows what happened but the case is still open and probably always will be.
Imagine, a bullet cast from Kryptonite!




Bud Collyer.





Superman at home!

(Clayton Johnson Heermance Jr.)





Ray Middleton, 1940, with another superman in the background.





Bad costume, poor lighting, big dick.
Absolute superior posing and getting into the role.  This guy has the right stuff. Co-starred with Ethel Merman in Annie Get Your Gun.  What a stud.




Kirk Alyn.  Dead on Superman looks.  Hot stuff!





...but no one knew who Kirk really was.





But who is that handsome man next to George Reeves?





Here is my life approach in a nutshell.





What a co-incidence!  I'm Marine Infantry also!  Well, fuck me!





Honorable Mention.

Whoa!

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