SUPERMAN THE DAILIES TP (2025)

"Written by Jerry Siegel; Art by Joe Shuster The first volume in a series of three, this collection is the ideal complement to SUPERMAN: THE SUNDAY CLASSICS 1939-1943. Collecting the historic newspaper comic strips by Superman creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, these black and white reprints return the reader to a time when the Man of Steel was just an emerging hero. Presented in an 11' x 8 ' horizontal format, these landmark daily strips from 1939-1940 lay the groundwork for the legend of Superman as he challenges outrageous villains and averts deadly disasters on a day-by-day basis."

"Written by Jerry Siegel; Art by Joe Shuster Picking up where SUPERMAN: THE DAILIES VOL. 1 left off, this black and white collection reprints the original Superman daily strips from 1940 - 1941. Written and illustrated by the Man of Steel creators, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, these strips show a growing sophistication as the two men begin to employ a greater reliance on plot and characterization. Still full of Superman's feats of strength and bravado, these stories also feature resolutions which relied on strength of character and non-violent actions. Presented in a horizontal format this book introduces Superman's adoption of a moral code that prevented him from killing anyone as well as the first appearance of his arch-enemy, Lex Luthor."

"Written by Jerry Siegel; Art by Joe Shuster The third in a series of three, this 11' x 8 ' horizontally formatted book collects the original daily Superman newspaper strips from 1941-1942. After two years of crafting his art, Jerry Siegel masters the art of daily continuity storytelling. In a tale that unfolds over the course of eight months and is full of twists and turns and breathtaking cliffhangers, Superman must deal with a long list of common thugs and diverse super villains that are attempting to fulfill the contract taken out on his life. Balancing a large cast of characters with intriguing subplots, this melodrama shows one of Superman's creators at his best."