They were the very definition of Saturday morning TV for kids - Superman, Batman and Robin, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, and Wendy, Marvin, and Wonder Dog, then the Wonder Twins and Gleek, all wrapped up in a full-color, animated package called the Super Friends. Beginning in 1973 with the original hourlong series, then continuing through the 1980s, these heroes fought for justice, putting evil criminals (and quite a few misguided scientists ) in their place and making the world safe for mankind. What child of the '70s and '80s didn't love these adventures on Saturday morning, cereal bowl in hand? And new generations of kids continue to discover the Super Friends through re-airings and DVDs. Now Will Rodgers, a lifelong fan of the Super Friends, writes this ultimate companion to the series. Volume 2 of the print edition, which covers the 1980s incarnations of the "Super Friends," offers up goodies like these:

• Lengthy commentary and analysis of each episode of the 1980s series
• Character profiles of the heroes and villains
• A rundown of the DVD content for each '80s series
• An index to every character's appearances in the episodes
• A look at the toylines pertaining to our heroes
• A guide to the Super Friends comic books

(Look for Volume 1 of "The Ultimate Super Friends Companion" for the beginning of the story -- the 1970s And for both volumes combined into one e-book, see the Kindle edition )
Will leaves no stone unturned in his heavyweight analysis of the Super Friends. Join him at the Hall of Justice for this gigantic journey into geekery. As a special treat to fans, Shannon Farnon, the original voice of Wonder Woman, writes the foreword, and talented Baltimore artist Dale Cuthbertson offers his own interpretation of our heroes for the book's cover