Super Hero Museum 2

A Joe Shuster sketch.

A couple of Jerry Siegel sketches.

The Super Hero museum was the collection of one mans treasures, Dane Nash.

He was/is a huge Superman fan and around 70% museum was dedicated to his Superman collection.

I don't know what Mr. Nash did for a living to be able to afford all these toys but when I asked him he said "My parents said If I would take care of my toys they would buy me more.".

They did.

Kirk Alyn Superman suit from the 1940s.

I like how these suits are in actual black and white.

I saw them in color in my mind although our TV set was black and white as well.

George Reeves suit from the 1950s.

These suits were kinda like long johns the way they were knit together and the "S" was made of felt maybe.
This was long before spandex and notice the stirrups for the pants.

Stay tuned for more!!!

Artist

Chad pointing at something that I assume he drew in 1977.

I didn't know he was an expert at ceremonial dance but I learn something new everyday.

Batman: The Purr-fect Crime 20

Too greedy to drop the loot, she lost her hold and fell!

This is the last slide that I vividly remembered from way back when.

I remember thinking "Why didn't she drop the money?".

A good lesson was learned about greed by me.

Thanks Batman.