Get ready for a crash course in X-MEN, students! Lesson #1: It ain't easy being a mutant. No sooner has their mentor, Professor X, died than Magneto and the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants show up! Only a study in teamwork with the Avengers can help our grieving heroes make the grade. Lesson #2: Think twice before inviting family over. A friendly house call from the Juggernaut or Polaris, daughter of Magneto, isn't an appealing off-campus adventure! Lesson #3: Battling enemies including Mesmero, Blastaar, Red Raven, Warlock and Computo may cause cramps. Be sure to stretch before jumping into this pool! And for extra credit, pull an all-nighter with the origins of Iceman and Beast, and a rare Angel solo story! COLLECTING: X-Men 43-53, Avengers 53, Ka-Zar (1970) 2-3, Marvel Tales 30

Marvel Masterworks: The X-Men 5

Comics & Graphic Novels

THOMAS, ROY

Friedrich, Gary

Drake, Arnold

SIEGEL, JERRY

Graphic Novels

Marvel Enterprises

Normal0falsefalsefalseMicrosoftInternetExplorer4Normal0falsefalsefalseMicrosoftInternetExplorer4For more than fifteen years, Jerry Siegel has been photographing southern artists. Following in the footsteps of his namesake uncle, Jerry Siegel--who was one of the earliest collectors and promoters of southern artists--the younger Siegel continually traces regional southern artistic talent back to its creators, whom he captures in portraits as emotionally affecting as they are visually striking. Facing South: Portraits of Southern Artists reproduces, in both black-and-white and color, one hundred of these portraits of the artists that Siegel has worked with--potters, sculptures, and photographers. Facing South also includes two essays, one on the nature of photographic portraiture by Julian Cox and one on the regional countenance reflected in Siegel’s portraits by Dennis Harper. Brief biographies of the one hundred subjects are also included. Facing South is a co-publication of The University of Alabama Press and the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art at Auburn University.

Facing South: Portraits of Southern Artists: Photographs by Jerry Siegel

Biographies & Memoirs

University Alabama Press

Collects "Superman", numbered 122-133 and "Action Comics", numbered 241-257, featuring the birth of the Silver Age Superman mythos.

Superman Vol. 1.

Publishers

Titan Books, Ltd.

Offers early Super-Man stories in which the Man of Steel deals with corrupt officials, blackmarketeers, and costumed villains with occasional help from Lois Lane.

Superman Archives 2

Shuster, Joe

DC Comics

THE REIGN OF THE SUPER.MAN" VOL. 2 - COMIC BOOK ADAPTATION High quality reprint and comic book adaptation of "the Reign of the Super-man," the very first "superman" story by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. Originally a short novel in the style of the pulps, it tells the story of Bill Dunn, a down-of-his-luck man who acquires superpowers through a radical experiment. The story has all the main elements of the superman myth: a bald super-villain, an unknown element coming from space that mutates human beings, telescopic-vision, aliens, and an indomitable quest for absolute power. It was originally published on Science Fiction - The Advance Guard of Future Civilization #3 (Jan. 1933), one of the very first fanzine ever created, which Siegel and Shuster carried out with a typewriter and a mimeograph machine for printing. The book also bears an introduction about the evolution of the super-man concept from the late 19th Century to the early '30s, going through notorious and less known literary characters such as Nick Carter, occult detective Diana Madburg, superman's precursor Hugo Danner, the morally-challenged Night Wind and Dr. Zarkov the Surgeon of Souls. Comic book adaptation is in black and white to maintain the original feeling of the pulp illustrations. The original images from "The Reign of the Super-man" story have been restored in high quality. REVISED EDITION!

Jerry Siegel’s & Joe Shuster’s Science Fiction vol.2 (Annotated) (Illustrated): The Reign of the Super-Man - Comic Book Adaptation

Independently published

After the groundbreaking debut of Fantastic Four, readers couldn't get enough of Marvel's innovative new heroes - especially the Human Torch! So Stan Lee and Jack Kirby gave the fi ery teen sensation his own series in the pages of Strange Tales. After a hot streak of solo stories, the Torch was joined by the Ever-Lovin' Blue-Eyed Thing, and the two teammates tackled some of the wildest ne'er-do-wells of the Silver Age: the Wizard, the Sandman, the Rabble Rouser, Plantman and the one and only Paste-Pot Pete! Also featuring Marvel's first fi re and ice battle between the Torch and the X-Men's Iceman and guest stars Spider-Man, Mr. Fantastic, the Invisible Woman and a Famous Foursome named John, Paul, George and Ringo. Collecting: STRANGE TALES (1951) #101-134 &amp; ANNUAL (1962) #2

THE HUMAN TORCH & THE THING: STRANGE TALES - THE COMPLETE COLLECTION

LEE, STAN

Lieber, Larry

Marvel Universe

High quality reprint of "the Reign of the Super-man," the very first "superman" story by Gerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. Not a comic book, but a short novel in the style of the pulps, it tells the story of Bill Dunn, a down-of-his-luck man who acquires superpowers through a radical experiment. The story has all the main elements of the superman myth: a bald super-villain, an unknown element coming from space that mutates human beings, telescopic-vision, aliens, and an indomitable quest for absolute power. It was originally published on Science Fiction - The Advance Guard of Future Civilization #3 (Jan. 1933), one of the very first fanzine to be created, which Siegel and Shuster developed with a typewriter and mimeographic machine for printing. Also collected for the first time: "Goober the Mighty", Siegel's Tarzan parody, Stiletto Vance the vain detective, and other raw gems the creators of Superman developed for the Torch, the High School newspaper they worked for.

Jerry Siegel's & Joe Shuster's Science Fiction

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Fantasy

lulu.com

Still in the original unopened factory shrinkwrap which has a 6 1/2" split along the right edge.

Supergirl Archives 2

Binder, Otto

Book by Siegel, Jerry, Shuster, Joe

Superman: The World's Finest Comics Archive

The first Silver Age Superman Archive, reprinting ACTION COMICS #241-247 and SUPERMAN #122-126 (1958-1959)! This volume, with an introduction by Mark Waid, features the debuts of the Fortress of Solitude, Brainiac, Kandor, the Super-Pets, and much more!

Superman - Man of Tomorrow Archives 1

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