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Got Questions

Some of the common questions people ask

What is Superbook?

Superbook is a DVD series that teaches children timeless moral truths and life lessons through the captivating, Bible-based adventures of two time-traveling children and their robot friend.
The familiar and the futuristic interact with ancient people, places and events to create a sense of wonder, anticipation, empowerment, and personal breakthrough as the children witness God’s interaction with man. Superbook is always an exciting journey, full of discovery – with a transformational outcome.
When will my credit card be charged?

When you join the Superbook DVD Club you’ll be charged for your first Superbook episode at the published introductory price. Your second episode $25 charge will occur on the next release date, usually around the 7th of each month and monthly thereafter.
What are my payment options?

At the moment your only option is to pay by Credit or Debit Card. Visa, Mastercard or Amex are accepted.
How much does the club cost?

The Superbook DVD Club costs $25 per month.
How do I contact you?

You can contact us here……. or by phoning us on 1800 005011 from Australia or from New Zealand on 0800 005011 Its a freecall and we are here QLD office hours.
Can I have the DVDs shipped to another address?

Yes. When you join the club you have the option to enter two different addresses. There is a place to enter the address you want the monthly pack shipped to. That way it can go directly to your friends or grandchildren anywhere in New Zealand & Australia.
Are my details and payments secure?

Absolutely. All your information is processed through our trusted and secure website.
Anytime you see this padlock and a site name starts with an HTTPS:// that says it is secure.
Where does Superbook come from?

In 1981, the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) created a children’s animated Bible series as part of an outreach to the nation of Japan. Little did we realize what impact the series would have in Japan and around the world. The series was known as Animated Parent and Child Theater (Anime Oyako Gekijo), produced by Tatsunoko Productions in Japan in conjunction with CBN in the United States.The English name for this series was “Superbook.”
Research performed during and after the outreach showed that this series was an unprecedented success. Over 8 million people a night watched Superbook on Japanese prime-time television, and the Bible became the nation’s best-selling book.
By 1989, in the midst of economic and political turmoil, Superbook began broadcasting in the Soviet Union with astounding results. When Superbook aired during prime-time on the Soviet National Channel, CBN received over 6 million letters from children, introducing an entire generation to the Bible.
From Japan and Russia, the original Superbook series went on to air around the world. More than 500 million people watched the series, 52 episodes were translated in 43 languages and broadcast in 106 countries.
Today, CBN and a team of Emmy-winning artists and storytellers, whose credits include Mulan, The Lion King, and Beauty and the Beast, are collaborating to completely reimagine the classic series using the latest 3D CGI technology. Our goal is that the new Superbook will honor the life-changing legacy of the classic series and re-introduce it to a new generation.
What is the vision for Superbook?

The guys and girls at CBN say this about Superbook
“It’s time to reimagine the original Superbook series, to take advantage of it’s legacy and introduce it to a whole new generation. The success of the original Superbook came from the Bible stories.
The stories of the Bible are true, they really happened and they are very powerful. The success of the new Superbook series will come from relating these spiritual truths and maintaining Biblical accuracy.
This dynamic combination will affect the hearts of children throughout the world. Our goal is to have the kind of legacy where we can look back 20 years from now and find people, whether they are in Russia, China, Japan, Africa, Central or South America, that say, “My introduction to Christianity happened because of a cartoon.”
If we can present the Gospel in a clear way, I literally think we can see a new generation come to Jesus Christ.”
Can I cancel or am I locked in?

You can cancel at anytime. All you need to do is let us know at least 3 business days before your next payment is due (7th of each month). You can email admin@vision.org.au or by phone us on 1800 005011 from Australia or from New Zealand on 0800 005011 (freecall QLD office hours)
Who is Vision Christian Store?
Vision Christian Store is the resource arm of Vision Christian Media. Providing trusted Christian resources for the whole family, Vision Christian Store carries a range of books, movies, audio CDs and DVDs for Bible study and practical understanding of life through the lens of the Bible.
As well as the store, Vision Christian Media also brings you
- The Word for Today
- Vision Christian Radio
- Vision180
- Vision Christian Prayer
- Vision Christian Tours
What are the 2 DVDs in the cardboard wallets for?

In your Club Pack you will 3 DVDs of each episode. One is in a regular DVD case – this is yours to keep. The other 2 DVDs are packaged in cardboard sleeves and are designed to be used as gifts, prizes or outreach tools. They are easy to post – great to pop in a birthday or Christmas card! Keep them in your bag or car so they are handy to give when the time arises.
We’d love to hear your stories of children and families coming to Christ through these mighty cartoons!
Can I screen Superbook publically?

Yes, but you may require a license. Click here to find out more about this and when you will need to request a license for public screening.