Superman (1939)
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Superman #9
DC
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1941
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Vol. 1
Key Facts
Cover art by Fred Ray
Superman #10
DC
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1941
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Vol. 1
Key Facts
Lex Luthor appears as a bald-headed man for the first time in standard comic books
Key Facts
Lex Luthor appears as a bald-headed man for the first time in standard comic books
Superman #11
DC
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1941
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Vol. 1
Key Facts
Cover art by Fred Ray
Superman #12
DC
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1941
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Vol. 1
Non-Key
Superman #13
DC
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1941
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Vol. 1
Key Facts
Previously referred to only as Office Boy in Action Comics #6, the character is first called 'Jimmy' in this issue and will be given the full name Jimmy Olsen in Superman #15
Key Facts
Previously referred to only as Office Boy in Action Comics #6, the character is first called 'Jimmy' in this issue and will be given the full name Jimmy Olsen in Superman #15
Superman #14
DC
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1942
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Vol. 1
Key Facts
Iconic cover art by Fred Ray
Superman #15
DC
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1942
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Vol. 1
Key Facts
Previously referred to only as Office Boy in Action Comics #6 and 'Jimmy' in Superman #13 - the character's full name, Jimmy Olsen is first used in this issue
Key Facts
Previously referred to only as Office Boy in Action Comics #6 and 'Jimmy' in Superman #13 - the character's full name, Jimmy Olsen is first used in this issue
Superman #16
DC
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1942
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Vol. 1
Key Facts
1st cover appearance of Lois Lane on the Superman title and third cover appearance overall
Key Facts
1st cover appearance of Lois Lane on the Superman title and third cover appearance overall
Superman #17
DC
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1942
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Vol. 1
Key Facts
Cover art featuring Hitler and Hirohito
Prototype of the Fortress of Solitude, referred to as the secret citadel and mountain retreat
Key Facts
Cover art featuring Hitler and Hirohito
Prototype of the Fortress of Solitude, referred to as the secret citadel and mountain retreat
Superman #18
DC
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1942
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Vol. 1
Key Facts
Advertisement for Wonder Woman #1, published prior to the issue's release
Key Facts
Advertisement for Wonder Woman #1, published prior to the issue's release
Superman #22
DC
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1943
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Vol. 1
Non-Key
Superman #62
DC
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1950
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Vol. 1
Key Facts
Cover art featuring actor and director Orson Wells whose 1938 War of the Worlds radio program was so realistic it caused mass hysteria with the public believing the USA had been invaded by aliens
Key Facts
Cover art featuring actor and director Orson Wells whose 1938 War of the Worlds radio program was so realistic it caused mass hysteria with the public believing the USA had been invaded by aliens
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