“The story behind Superman Vs the KKK really struck a chord with me. The producers jumped at the chance, and the rest is history. He provided information on codewords, rituals, and more. He contacted the producers of The Adventures of Superman, hoping they’d be interested in using what he had learned for a story arc. The story follows Stetson Kennedy, an activist who went undercover in the KKK in 1946. “Fighting the forces of evil with brain over brawn, artists taking down bullies, and the power of a good piece of content, it’s a real case of truth being cooler than fiction.” -Marc Rosen, Producer.
On the book, Lotus Entertaiment co-founder Bill Johnson said, “The themes of this true story fall right in line with the type of stories that inspired me to want to make movies in the first place.” It explores the true story that inspired the 1946 radio drama The Adventures of Superman episode, “Clan Of The Fiery Cross.” Superman Vs The KKK adapts the 2012 book Superman Versus The Ku Klux Klan: The True Story Of How The Iconic Superhero Battled The Men Of Hate, written by Rick Bowers. The KKK was openly anti-Semitic, hostile to liberal democracy, and wanted to turn the clock back.” – Rick Bowers, Author.
Superman was shaped as a force for openness and fairness and a positive future for all.
“Given, it figures that the Man of Steel would one day take on the men of hate. Thankfully, this will play out in a new film from Lotus Entertainment and Paperchase Films, according to Empire. Across his cinematic history, we’ve seen Superman defeat Lex Luthor, General Zod, and Doomsday, but never his greatest foe: the Klu Klux Klan.
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