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For years, fans of the classic 1966 Filmation animated series “The Adventures of Superboy” have been forced to rely on old VHS releases, as legal roadblocks consistently prevented DVD or high-definition physical releases. While other Filmation DC properties like “Superman”, “Aquaman”, and “Justice League” made their way to home video, “Superboy” remained trapped in legal limbo.
Feltenstein delivered major news for collectors, confirming that the legal obstacles preventing “Superboy”’s release are no longer a problem. While an official street date has not yet been set due to required DC sign-offs, he officially confirmed that bringing “Superboy” to home video is now on the “front burner” and a top priority for discussion. Furthermore, Feltenstein noted that the entire line of Filmation superhero series badly needs high-definition restorations.
For years, fans of the classic 1966 Filmation animated series “The Adventures of Superboy” have been forced to rely on old VHS releases, as legal roadblocks consistently prevented DVD or high-definition physical releases. While other Filmation DC properties like “Superman”, “Aquaman”, and “Justice League” made their way to home video, “Superboy” remained trapped in legal limbo.
Feltenstein delivered major news for collectors, confirming that the legal obstacles preventing “Superboy”’s release are no longer a problem. While an official street date has not yet been set due to required DC sign-offs, he officially confirmed that bringing “Superboy” to home video is now on the “front burner” and a top priority for discussion. Furthermore, Feltenstein noted that the entire line of Filmation superhero series badly needs high-definition restorations.


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