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Caption: As Clark Kent, Superman asked for a news job on Daily Planet.

Booklet Description: PICTURE 6 The next day, a mild-mannered young man came to the office of Perry White, the editor of the Daily Planet. "My name is Clark Kent, Mr. White, and I want to be a reporter on the Daily Planet." "I am sorry, young man," said Perry, "but we have nothing open for you just now." "But I have a letter of recommendation from Superman!" said Clark. He handed it to the editor. Lois Lane, who was standing beside Perry's desk, spoke up. "Superman!" she exclaimed. "Oh, Perry, please give Mr. Kent a chance!" Perry chewed on his cigar. "All right," he said gruffly. "But you'd better do a good job!" Neither Perry nor Lois knew who Clark Kent really was. He was Superman! Underneath his ordinary-looking business suit he wore his cape and uniform.

Brand: View-Master Packet Title: Superman Meets Computer Crook Reel Title: Superman Meets Computer Crook Reel Subtitle: N/A Reel Number: B 5841, Reel 1 Reel Edition: A Image Number: 6 Date: 1970

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Caption: Superman tore open the heavy door of the vault.

Booklet Description: PICTURE 6 In seconds he was at the vault door. Seizing it in his mighty hands, he braced a foot beside it and pulled! With a shriek of tortured metal, the fastenings gave way and the door jerked open.

Brand: View-Master Packet Title: Superman Meets Computer Crook Reel Title: Superman Meets Computer Crook Reel Subtitle: N/A Reel Number: B 5842, Reel 2 Reel Edition: A Image Number: 6 Date: 1970

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Caption: Clark winked as Lois said, “You missed all the excitement!”

Booklet Description: PICTURE 7 "SUPERMAN SAVES MOON GEM!" shouted the headlines of the Daily Planet. In the newsroom of the Planet, Lois was reading with interest and pride the eyewitness story which she had written. It was one of the biggest scoops of the year! Clark Kent looked over her shoulder to read the story too. "Congratulations, Lois!" he said. "Clark, where were you when all this excitement was going on?" she demanded. "You're never around when Superman does ANYTHING!" Clark (Superman) Kent turned away and winked!

Brand: View-Master Packet Title: Superman Meets Computer Crook Reel Title: Superman Meets Computer Crook Reel Subtitle: N/A Reel Number: B 5843, Reel 3 Reel Edition: A Image Number: 7 Date: 1970

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Caption: When Krypton exploded, only baby Superman survived.

Booklet Description: PICTURE 1 In a remote star system on the opposite side of our galaxy, the planet Krypton once revolved around its sun. On it lived a people who enjoyed an advanced civilization. The leading scientists of Krypton made a frightening discovery: The planet was doomed to explode soon! One scientist, Jor-El, and his wife Lara decided to do what they could to save their only son, a baby named Kal-El. Jor-El designed and built a spaceship containing a computer programmed to seek out intelligent life anywhere in the galaxy. Sadly, he and Lara placed little Kal-El into it and sent it away. The ship zeroed in on a small, distant planet--Earth.

Brand: View-Master Packet Title: Superman Meets Computer Crook Reel Title: Superman Meets Computer Crook Reel Subtitle: N/A Reel Number: B 5841, Reel 1 Reel Edition: A Image Number: 1 Date: 1970

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Caption: But Superman dug through the rocks at top speed!

Booklet Description: PICTURE 4 Superman hurled himself at the solid rock of the landslide and, with his X-ray vision, saw ahead to the inside of the Depository. The Man of Might bored through the rocks like a human drill!

Brand: View-Master Packet Title: Superman Meets Computer Crook Reel Title: Superman Meets Computer Crook Reel Subtitle: N/A Reel Number: B 5843, Reel 3 Reel Edition: A Image Number: 4 Date: 1970

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Caption: Computer Crook next worked out a plan to steal Moon Gem.

Booklet Description: PICTURE 1 When the theft from the bank became known, the Daily Planet headlined the news that, for once, Superman had been outwitted! Mikro, chuckling in his laboratory, now was ready to put Computer Crook to its real test: figure out a way to steal the Moon Gem! How could Mikro remove the gem from its pedestal--causing the light rays across the entrance to change into deadly laser beams--and then escape safely with his prize? Computer Crook went to work. Its circuits hummed; its lights flashed on and off. Finally, a tape began to emerge and was fed into the visualizer. Mikro, as he saw the plan diagrammed on the screen, capered in glee!

Brand: View-Master Packet Title: Superman Meets Computer Crook Reel Title: Superman Meets Computer Crook Reel Subtitle: N/A Reel Number: B 5843, Reel 3 Reel Edition: A Image Number: 1 Date: 1970

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Caption: Years later, on Earth, a great jetliner was in danger!

Booklet Description: PICTURE 2 Now our story shifts to the present. A huge jetliner is approaching the airport of the great city, Metropolis. But a terrible thunderstorm is moving in swiftly. Suddenly, the jetliner plunges into the middle of the storm. Great bolts of lightning streak around it! Thunder crackles and booms so loud that it rocks the plane! If one of those lightning bolts should make a direct hit, the plane with its more than 400 passengers will turn into a fiery torch! But LOOK! Up in the sky! What is the flying object that speeds through the storm? It's a bird… It's a plane… It's SUPERMAN!

Brand: View-Master Packet Title: Superman Meets Computer Crook Reel Title: Superman Meets Computer Crook Reel Subtitle: N/A Reel Number: B 5841, Reel 1 Reel Edition: A Image Number: 2 Date: 1970

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Brand: View-Master Packet Title: Superman Meets Computer Crooko Booklet Title: Superman Meets Computer Crook Booklet Subtitle: N/A Date: 1970

Design Notes The Superman packet uses a new Cartoon Realism technique. Designs and sets: Joe Liptak Stereo Drawings: Lew Turner Special Effects Photography: Hank Gaylord

Additional Design Notes from View-Master Memories - History of View-Master 1939-2000 by Mary Ann & Wolfgang Sell, Charley Van Pelt Uncredited Work: Frank Visage (file cabinets, chairs)