SUPERMAN ACTION COMICS ARCHIVES HC (2025)

"These high-quality hardcover editions reprint early issues of Superman: Action Comics, beginning with #1 and ending with #7-20. These excellent reproductions include all covers and advertisements from the original comics. HC, 7x10, FC"

"by Jerry Siegel & Joe Shuster A second collection of the most thrilling Superman stories from the Golden Age! This handsome volume collects the hard-to-find, rarely reprinted stories of the Last Son of Krypton from Action Comics #21-36. These stories include the first appearance of Lex Luthor, the first mention of the Daily Planet, the return of the villainous Ultra-Humanite, and more milestones in Superman history. HC, 7x10, 224pg, FC"

"Written by Jerry Siegel; ART BY Joe Shuster, Fred Ray, John Sikela, Leo Nowak, and various; COVER BY Shuster The latest ACTION COMICS Archive Edition reprints material from ACTION COMICS #37-52, where Superman begins to face who will monopolize his time for decades to come: costumed super-villains! The Man of Steel faces off against Luthor, the Trickster, the Top, the Puzzler, and more! For more information, see the feature article. 7x10, 240pg, FC"

"Written by Jerry Siegel and Don Cameron Art by Jack Burnley, Sam Citron, John Sikela and others Cover by Citron A new volume collecting ACTION COMICS #53-68 (1942-1945) featuring an intro by William Schelly! This volume contains classic Golden Age tales - many reprinted for the first time - including the first appearance of the Toyman, the return of the Prankster, and more!"

"Written by Jerry Siegel, Sam Citron, Alvin Schwartz and others Art by Joe Shuster, Ira Yarbrough, Ed Dobrotka and John Sikela Cover by Joe Shuster Don't miss this thrilling archive featuring some of Superman's earliest adventures by his creators, Siegel and Shuster! This volume includes ACTION COMICS #69-85, from 1944-1945. Advance-solicited; on sale March 28 • 228 pg, FC, $49.99 US"

"Superman enters the post World War II era in these stories from ACTION COMICS #86-102. The Man of Steel helps out Hocus and Pocus, and fights the nuisances of The Prankster and Mr. Mxyztplk."