The first involves Joe Shuster's art style, and the other involves the unsung colorists of the Golden Age, as well as the ghost artists who worked in Joe Shuster's name for years.

When Superman Editor Hannah Baker Called Joe Shuster's Art Careless. ... with Joe Shuster. Famously, in 1938, the pair sold all rights to Superman to their publisher for $130.

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Jerry Siegel Replacing Joe Shuster On Superman Sells For $264,000. Notably in 1934, there was no Krypton, but Superman was sent from the last days of the planet Earth, back through time.

Jewish American artists were at the heart of the comics industry – and a closer read of beloved characters reflects fears ...

They might also have met somewhere along Euclid Avenue, where the Cohens owned a coin and stamp store, still in the family’s ownership, and Shuster rented his art studio. Joe Shuster letter to ...

Four years before Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster debuted Superman, Siegel collaborated with artist Russell Keaton on a very different version of the Man of Steel. With Action Comics #1 once again ...

It was a young artist from Toronto that convinced the world a man could fly. Joe Shuster’s co-creation, alongside writer Jerry Siegel, was one of the world’s first comic book superheroes ...