Action Comics #1-100 (1938-1948) – Superman’s debut and early adventures

One of the most interesting facts about the Action Comics series, particularly the first 100 issues, is that Action Comics #1, released in June 1938, marks the first appearance of Superman, a character created by writer Jerry Siegel and artist Joe Shuster. This issue is considered the dawn of the superhero genre and has become one of the most valuable comic books in history. It features the origin story of Superman, detailing his birth on the doomed planet Krypton, his arrival on Earth, … Read the rest

From Panels to Legacy: The Top 50 Retro Comic Runs That Shaped Our Heroes

This list represents some of the most influential comic book runs that have left an indelible mark on the comic book industry and popular culture. Here’s an overview highlighting the significance and impact of each run:

  1. Action Comics #1-100 (1938-1948): The introduction of Superman, the first superhero, which set the foundation for the superhero genre and the comic book industry itself.
  2. Detective Comics #27-100 (1939-1945): Batman’s debut and early stories that established the character as one of the most enduring and popular superheroes.
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The Legacy of Jack Kirby: The King of Comics in Marvel

Ah, the world of Marvel Comics. A realm filled with superheroes, epic battles, and incredible stories that have captured the hearts and imaginations of millions. And in the midst of it all stands a truly legendary figure – Jack Kirby, the “King” of comics. His legacy in the Marvel Universe is unparalleled, and his contributions … Read the rest