SUPERMAN (1939-86; 2006-11) #3
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ow pages: Mod (C-1): pcs added, all 3 edges of interior trimmed
Joe Shuster train cover/art (Winter 1940)
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ow pages: Mod (C-1): pcs added, all 3 edges of interior trimmed
Joe Shuster train cover/art (Winter 1940)
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A 15% BUYER'S PREMIUM WILL BE ADDED TO THIS ITEM AT CONCLUSION OF THE AUCTION
ow pages: Mod (C-1): pcs added, all 3 edges of interior trimmed
Joe Shuster train cover/art (Winter 1940)
Superman #3 has Joe Shuster drawing of the most iconic train covers in the history of comics, hot on the heels of his take on Superman stopping a train for the cover of Action #13. Superman is caught here in mid-leap while carrying a stunned child whose awed look says it all about the Superman mythos. This classic cover also ties into the lead tale of "The Orphanage Adventure," which is an assemblage of Superman daily newspaper strips. This classic story has Lois Lane joining fellow Daily Star reporter Clark Kent in going after an evil orphanage superintendent. "Superman and the Smugglers" is another reprint of a classic daily strip featuring the early competition between Lois and Clark. It includes the infamous "faster than a speeding bullet" scene which had newspaper editors complaining that Jerry Siegel and Shuster were getting way too unrealistic. "Superman and the Dam" and "Superman's Phony Manager" (aka "The Man Who Sold Superman") are reprints from, respectively, Action #5 and Action #6.
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ow pages: Mod (C-1): pcs added, all 3 edges of interior trimmed
Joe Shuster train cover/art (Winter 1940)
Superman #3 has Joe Shuster drawing of the most iconic train covers in the history of comics, hot on the heels of his take on Superman stopping a train for the cover of Action #13. Superman is caught here in mid-leap while carrying a stunned child whose awed look says it all about the Superman mythos. This classic cover also ties into the lead tale of "The Orphanage Adventure," which is an assemblage of Superman daily newspaper strips. This classic story has Lois Lane joining fellow Daily Star reporter Clark Kent in going after an evil orphanage superintendent. "Superman and the Smugglers" is another reprint of a classic daily strip featuring the early competition between Lois and Clark. It includes the infamous "faster than a speeding bullet" scene which had newspaper editors complaining that Jerry Siegel and Shuster were getting way too unrealistic. "Superman and the Dam" and "Superman's Phony Manager" (aka "The Man Who Sold Superman") are reprints from, respectively, Action #5 and Action #6.
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