Superman was created by two Glenville High School teenagers, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, and was shopped around for several years before Superman appeared on the cover of "Action Comics" No. 1 ...

Can Superman really be split in two? Warner Bros. is hoping that Zack Snyder can do for "Superman" what Christopher Nolan did for "Batman." But the studio's real-life tangle over the rights to the ...

A pristine edition of “Action Comics No. 1,” which first introduced Superman, has sold for $3.2 million in an auction conducted on eBay. Bidding ended Sunday evening, with 48 bids received. A ...

This meant a potential split in the Superman universe. Siegel (and his co-author Joe Shuster) would reclaim many of Superman’s defining characteristics, including his costume, Clark Kent and the ...

Superman to walk, not fly, across America. ... Shown is a copy of the 700th issue of the Superman comic displayed at Fat Jack's Comicrypt in ... Superman, created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, ...

Superman, the character Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster created five years earlier while still in high school, had finally arrived. Comics would never be the same, and soon Superman would be among ...

Superman is, without a doubt, one of the oldest and most popular superheroes of all time, and for good reasons. Superman ...

It's a classic version of Superman that owes much to artist Joe Shuster's original vision of the character. "People will be able to walk around the statue and see it from all angles," said Pace.

Joanne Siegel, who played a role in the creation of the Superman saga in the 1930s as Joe Shuster’s teenage artist’s model for Lois Lane and later married the Man of Steel’s co-creator ...

In the then-40 years since DC Comics had introduced the character created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, Superman had been the source of a radio drama, film serial, TV series and stage musical.