Longtime original art dealer Larry Shell is offering a rare piece of American comics history this week in a fast-paced auction. It’s a full color Joe Shuster recreation to the cover of Action Comics ...

View Joe Shuster Studio - Superman Greeting Card Original Art DC Comics and Quality Art Novelty Co., c. 1940 by Joe Shuster on artnet. Browse upcoming and past auction lots by Joe Shuster. Price ...

Superman has just proven to be one of pop culture’s most valuable heroes, with the cover of Action Comics #1 selling for an ...

View John Sikela and Joe Shuster - Unpublished Superman Story Page 6 Original Art DC, c. 1945 by John Sikela and Joe Shuster on artnet. Browse upcoming and past auction lots by John Sikela and Joe ...

The auction house ComicConnect is currently selling off a number of historical documents from Jerry Siegel, the co-creator of Superman, with Joe Shuster. Famously, in 1938, the pair sold all ...

Original Art From Dark Knight To Shuster Superman To Frazetta At Heritage Auctions – And A Way To Fund Kubert School Scholarships. ... A 1940s sketch of Superman by Joe Shuster.

So there's this book about newly discovered fetish art that the co-creator of Superman did for hire when he was strapped for cash. Here's what reading that book feels like: POW! ZAP! BAM!

The evolution of Superman's chest shield from yellow to red was not a clear-cut process, involving various artists and colorists. Joe Shuster's original design of Superman's S shield coloring was ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. It was 96 years ago Saturday that Joe Shuster was born in Toronto ...

Plans to unveil a permanent “Superman Plaza” outside the Huntington Convention Center in Downtown Cleveland are progressing.

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

A first issue of Action Comics—which introduced audiences to Superman in 1938—has become the world’s most valuable comic book, selling at Heritage Auctions in April for $6 million.