Fun for kids without being painful for grown\u002Dups, film makes a protagonist out of Superman\u0027s super\u002Ddog Krypto
Now before you start with the angry letters, I know. A quick skip through Wikipedia informs me that the canine Krypto is somehow even older than I am, having first appeared inin March of 1955, and subsequently showing up in various media including the recent animated feature filmDC League of Super-Pets
The film opens by imagining that Superman is about to pop the question to Lois Lane . Krypto is horrified, his panic only multiplied when Supes visits an animal shelter to find a new friend for “Bark Kent.”Article content The shelter is also home to Lulu , a hairless guinea pig bent on world domination. Talk about Pinky and the Brain. She’s both. And once she gets her paws on a piece of orange Kryptonite from a meteor lassoed by Lex Luthor , she gains the powers necessary to make her plan a reality. Standing in her way are all the other animal-shelter inhabitants, who have been similarly granted superpowers, just as Krypto has temporarily lost his.
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