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Welcome to George Reeves Forever.  I’m Richard Potter, webmaster, and this is my tribute to my childhood hero, George Reeves and the Adventures of Superman.  I hope you have as much fun looking at these pages as I did creating them.

If you are a first-time visitor, then may I suggest that you listen to some songs I’ve written that were inspired by George Reeves: “Oh, George”, “Noel”, and “And She Loved Me”.  All three songs were produced by Grammy-winner John Custer.  You should also check out the pages that contain my favorite flying scenes from the show.  When it came to the Adventures of Superman, the thing that captured my imagination as a child more than anything else was the fact that Superman could fly.  I loved to watch George soar through the sky and I hope these scenes will bring back happy memories.  Last but not least, I invite you to download a free copy of the digital George Reeves Calendar.  This calendar is available for Windows and the Mac from Kal-El Software.

On the other hand, if you are a returning visitor and can’t wait to see the latest update, then here’s what’s new:

June 14, 2009: Reorganized this Welcome page and added a new page: Daily Planet, to display all the late-breaking George Reeves news.

May 29, 2009:  Added more graphics to the More Artwork page.

May 24, 2009: Added a new page: Memphis Film Festival.

May 10, 2009: Added a brief biography to my About the Songwriter page.

From the George Reeves Calendar for June:

On this day, July 6...

1953: George Reeves, with Danny Thomas, threw the switch for a power hike at KECA-TV in Los Angeles.

2008: Jan Alan Henderson was interviewed on BlogTalk radio about the death of George Reeves.

A tribute to the man who inspired us in the never-ending battle for

Truth, Justice, and the American Way.

Click here to obtain your free copy of Version 3.0 of the George Reeves Calendar

for Microsoft Windows®.

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