From Action Comics #1, June 1938. Jerry Siegel script, Joe Shuster pencils, inks, & letters (?). Strauss Engraving Company colors.
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From Action Comics #1, June 1938. Jerry Siegel script, Joe Shuster pencils, inks, & letters (?). Strauss Engraving Company colors.
Info from Grand Comics Database
Every Superman Ever: part 1
Superman as he appeared in Action Comics #1
Are there any versions of Superman you want to see drawn? Let me know. To qualify a character must appear in an official DC product and fulfill at least one of the following requirements:
-They have at some point claimed the name of Superman
-They are their world's equivalent to Superman
-They are an amalgam character that includes Superman
-They are an adult male who wears the Superman emblem
-They are included in a group shot with other characters described as Superman
Bryson Johnson, co-owner of Comics Heaven and specialist consultant at Stanley Gibbons Baldwin’s, has compiled a shortlist of the American comics that defined the decades to explain exactly why these issues remain so poignant today
Happy Birthday Superman!!!!!!! 🎂🎉
awful opinions, obviously jason loves puppies, he has a dog named DOG u know. also action comics 1 is THE BEST comic ever, best art, best writing, i LOVE geovannny zattara
jason todd once went into a room full of puppies and opened fire. and there were no bad guys or anything it was just a room full of puppies. idk about his dog named DOG but i would call a pet protection organization if i were you.
also, they should have never made action comics 1. if you like it then maybe you have bad taste. they should have jsut skipped to action comics 2.
"STRENGTH" by Damion Scott from Solo #10 (2006)