If Superhero Movies Had Been Made During Hollywood's "Golden Age"

I don't know who did these, but they're awesome. (Can't really see Bogey as Hellboy, though.)

Two more.

Danny Kaye as the joker, I like that!

Those are pretty damned awesome. Cagney-Hulk and Gable-Iron Man are my favorites.

And I can just hear Cary Grant saying: "Why, those criminals are a cowardly, superstitious lot! So, my disguise must strike terror in their dark, little hearts. I'll become a creature of the night, that's what I'll do! Black, terrible..."

Yul Brenner as Lex Luthor is brilliant.

My thoughts exactly.

I'm all about that Power Girl idea too!

Nice find.

I could've done with another Grant & Hepburn movie, they only did the four.

Or if not the Joker, how about the Riddler?

The obvious choice for the Joker is Conrad Veidt (probably best known for playing the German Major Strasser in Casablanca):



Why is he the obvious choice? Because years earlier, Veidt made a film called The Man Who Laughs, about a man with a face that is disfigured into a permanent grin. And his appearance in that film *IS* what inspired the look of the Joker: