Newsday.com has a splended tribute article on George Reeves, the television Superman of the baby-boomer era. The article's title is "It's 50 Years Since 'Superman' George Reeves Died." It is dated June 13, 2009.
In it, writer Jerry Zezima wrote:
The stage-trained Reeves, who was involved in charitable causes, reportedly had an impish sense of humor and a genuine affection for his young "Superman" fans.
In a post at the Adventures of Superman Message Board, Zezima wrote:
Like all of you nice folks, I am a baby boomer and a lifelong "Adventures of Superman" fan who also thinks George deserves far more credit as an actor and as a man than what he has received from many people, especially those in the mainstream media. Fans like Lou and everyone else on this board help keep his memory alive.
I'd also like to add my thanks to Jerry Zezima for his article.
To read the article, go here.
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