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Siegel & Shuster: Mythmakers is dedicated to celebrating the collective and individual lives, works and legacies of writer Jerry Siegel and artist Joe Shuster.
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Tag Archives: Action Comics
Superman Fan Podcast, episode 270
Notice comes (embarrassingly) a month late, but Billy Hogan has another episode of the Superman Fan Podcast, episode 268, complete with Jerry Siegel awesomeness. ACTION COMICS #286 is the only title on the docket this episode. Its only Siegel-written tale … Continue reading
Upcoming: A Celebration of 75 Years
DC released their latest round of solicitations recently, which includes two hardcover volumes collecting, among others, stories by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. The collections, one spotlighting Superman and the other Lois Lane, include stories from throughout the characters’ 75 … Continue reading
Random Panel #34
This story, from Jerry Siegel’s Supergirl run in ACTION COMICS, was done to explain why Green Kryptonite existed in eras of time prior to Krypton’s destruction.
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Tagged Action Comics, Bottle City of Kandor, Jim Mooney, Silver Age, Supergirl, Superman
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Superman Fan Podcast, episode 268
It’s been a few episodes, but Billy Hogan is back with some Jerry Siegel goodness for you with episode 268, of the Superman Fan Podcast — and it’s a doozy! First up is SUPERMAN #151 with two Siegel-penned tales. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Action Comics, Al Plastino, Alura, Argo City, Bottle City of Kandor, Brainiac 5, Clark Kent, Cosmic Boy, Curt Swan, Daily Planet, Dick Malverne, For, Fred Danvers, George Klein, Jacqueline Kennedy, Jerro, Jerry Siegel, Jim Mooney, Jimmy Olsen, John F. Kennedy, Kryptonian Flame Dragon, Legion of Super-Heroes, Lightning Lad, Linda Lee Danvers, Lois Lane, Lyndon B. Johnson, Perry White, Podcast, Saturn Girl, Silver Age, Supergirl, Superman, Superman (comic), Sylvia Danvers, Zor-El
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Siegel, Shuster and 75 Years of Superman
Seventy-five years ago today (give or take a couple weeks, depending on who you believe), this comic hit newsstands. Inside, readers were treated to stories featuring seafarers, adventurers, cowboys, magicians and — most importantly — “a guy in a pair … Continue reading