One of my first exposures to the Man Of Steel was this black and white reprint hardcover put out by Crown Publishers in 1971. I used to go to my local library and check it out over and over. I couldn't get enough. It reprinted a wide range of stories from the very beginning in 1938 up to the then recent revamp of Superman by super editor Julius Schwartz. Featuring art by such greats as Joe Shuster, Wayne Boring, and Curt Swan, it was a great way to get new readers into the greatest super hero of all time. I was lucky enough to get my own copy a few years ago and it holds a special place on my bookshelf.
Monday, September 25, 2006
Superman From The 30's To The 70's
One of my first exposures to the Man Of Steel was this black and white reprint hardcover put out by Crown Publishers in 1971. I used to go to my local library and check it out over and over. I couldn't get enough. It reprinted a wide range of stories from the very beginning in 1938 up to the then recent revamp of Superman by super editor Julius Schwartz. Featuring art by such greats as Joe Shuster, Wayne Boring, and Curt Swan, it was a great way to get new readers into the greatest super hero of all time. I was lucky enough to get my own copy a few years ago and it holds a special place on my bookshelf.
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