US EditionSuperman’s First Story is Suprisingly Very Different Than You Might Realize (But It's Still Iconic)
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Superman’s First Story is Suprisingly Very Different Than You Might Realize (But It's Still Iconic)
Image courtesy of DC Comics Superman debuted in Action Comics #1 in 1938, and the Man of Steel’s first comic book story is markedly different from his image in contemporary times. Superman has consistently been acknowledged as the progenitor of the modern superhero, emerging from the minds of Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster from another character of the same name the pair dreamed up. Initially conceived as a telepathic villain in the duo’s 1933 sho…
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