A unique, comedic take on Superman, featuring puppetry, this short finds Superman stopping Lex Luthor's scheme to use a giant robot to take over Metropolis. But it seems this is only the beginning of Lex's plan.
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Kat Evans
Lois Lane
Derrick Gaetke
Lex Luthor
Sam Locke
Clark Kent/Superman (puppeteer)
Colin Stanley
Officer Jim Corrigan
Betsy Pennington
Ma Kent
Noah Ginex
Metropolis Crowd(voice)
Tim Grimes
Brittany Handler
Marybeth Kram
Tahnee Lacey
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