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High-resolution files or prints of CapedWonder™imagery are only available to employees and board members of DC Comics, Warner Bros., the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation, and other major studios, publishing companies and other organizations who are assigned with official and approved Christopher Reeve/Superman projects. Please do not post CapedWonder™imagery or your manipulations of CapedWonder™imagery on any websites, social networking sites, message boards, or blogs without prior written permission.

Since CapedWonder™ v.2.0 launched this past April, many fans have written to me stating that they enjoy the ability to easily click from photo to photo without having to close each photo before being able to view others. Conversely, other fans have expressed concern that the gallery photos are smaller than they were in the past. While this may be true for select photos, the vast majority have remained the same size. The difference is that now all of the photos “pop up” inside a floating box and have “next” and “prev” buttons to click from one photo to the next. If the photo is larger than your monitor resolution then the floating box automatically resizes the photo to fill the screen. Take a look at this screenshot of an opened wallpaper. Notice that you can read both the actual size of the photo and the resized version (see the red circled copy with the red arrow in the screenshot). Try it – click on any thumbnail, right click on the photo inside the floating box and choose “view image info” (in Mozilla for PC – other browsers may vary). From there, right click on the photo again and save the photo to your computer desktop, close your browser, and then open the photo to enjoy the actual size that I uploaded. I hope this explanation clarifies any confusion.

A final comment about the photo galleries — because of the nature of the World Wide Web and some unsavory people’s decisions to freely take, and essentially “steal”, photos from websites and photographers, I have made it a practice to incorporate a “hidden” watermark into every photo from my personal collection that is featured on this website. Bottom line is that I know when a photo is mine if I happen to see it on another site, or for sale as a print on eBay or at a convention — cropping in or using Photoshop to remove the CW watermark won’t prevent me from knowing. To those fans who have helped me police my photos…thank you!

Images from director Richard Donner’s work on the classic first film that has defined how all Superhero films are made today.

Images from director Richard Donner’s work on his sequel that was finally released in 2006.

Images from director Richard Lester’s work on Superman II.

Images from director Richard Lester’s work on Superman III.

Images from director Sidney Furie’s work on Superman IV.

Images from the amazing life adventures of the Original Lois Lane…Noel Neill! Superman George Reeves is also featured.

Exclusive photographs shot by Jim Bowers in July 2009 at the Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster events in Cleveland, Ohio.

Helen Slater, John Haymes Newton and Gerard Christopher star.

Information and images about various Christopher Reeve-related Superman statues and figures on the market.

Unique art and photographs inspired by the one and only Man of Steel.

Information and images about the Derek Meddings coffee table book. CapedWonder™ photographs are featured throughout the book.