#Joe shuster

[chernobog13]

[megafrozenghostlove-blog]

Challenging myself to redraw a full page of a classic Siegel and Shuster Superman comic! I LOVE old comic art!!!

[dcbinges]

Superman #5 (1940) by Jerry Siegel & Joe Shuster

[superman-the-secret-third-thing]

Golden Age Superman's Health Advice

I could still use this tbh...

Source is Superman #2 (1939) by Joe Shuster and Jerry Siegel

[greenarrow-core]

Can I copy your homework?

This is an old post. I am not even reading Ollie's speech again.

[ashcomix]

[kryptonbabe]

A collection of five commemorative stamps celebrating the 75th Anniversary of Superman released by the Canada Post in 2013

This five-stamp issue – composed of one commemorative coil and five commemorative stamps featuring period images of Superman over the past 75 years – showcases the wealth of talent that has recreated and refreshed Superman’s image over the years. Images on the stamps include the cover of Superman #1 (1939), drawn by Joe Shuster; the cover of Superman #32 (1945), drawn by Wayne Boring; the cover of Superman #233 (1971), drawn by Neal Adams; an interior image from Superman #204 (2004), drawn by Jim Lee; and the cover of the Superman Annual #1 (2012), drawn by Kenneth Rocafort.

[citizenscreen]

Jerry Siegel, comic book writer and co-creator of Superman, was #botd in 1914. Pictured (standing) with Joe Shuster at work in 1942.

[proudzionist]

I love cartoons and comics . Kim possible I can't get enough of but finding out superman and batman were created by Jews ....🥰🥰🥰 Jews have such a rich culture in entertainment. Period .

Just wanted to share this 🇮🇱💙🤍

[curtvilescomic]

Fantastic Four #291 cover by John Byrne, an obvious homage to Action comics #1 cover by Joe Shuster

[machetelanding]

Sketch by Superman co-creator Joe Shuster

[dcbinges]

Superman #7 (1940) by Jerry Siegel, Joe Shuster & Wayne Boring

[have-you-read-this-comic]

Propaganda under the cut

[superman-the-secret-third-thing]

Why does Golden Age Lois Lane like Superman and not Clark Kent?

Answered by the original creators, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster

Their origins as comic strip writers is evident at this point interestingly. The early comics followed the same format as the newspaper's Sunday funnies, very set up and punchline.

Source: Action Comics #9 "Wanted: Superman" (1939) by writer Jerry Siegel and artist Joe Shuster

[tomoleary]

Joe Shuster and Jerry Siegel - George Roussos Sketchbook Batman and Superman Illustration Original Art (circa 1942) Source

[kryptonbabe]

An advertisement for the Superman comic strip, published on January 21, 1940 in The Plain Dealer newspaper, drawn by Joe Shuster and scripted by Jerry Siegel. The strip ran continuously from January 16, 1939 until May 1966.

The 5th panel was always my favorite:

--Incredible? No.

The lowly ant can support weights hundreds of times its own.

I like how disrespectful it is to both Superman and the ant.