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    Superman #10

    Superman » Superman #10 released by DC Comics on May 1941.

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    last edited by pikahyper on 11/05/19 11:54AM View full history

    Metropolis is struck first by invisible robbers, then disappearing and reappearing buildings, and finally all water being shut off to residents.

    1. Superman: World's Greatest Adventure Character
    2. The Invisible Luthor (first time Luthor is bald!)
    3. Money for You! (contest)
    4. Calling all Cars (facts about police)
    5. [ad for Baby Ruth Candy Bar]
    6. The Talent Agency Fraud
    7. World's Best Value! (ad)
    8. The Spy Ring of Righab Bey
    9. It's a Date! (ad for Action Comics #35)
    10. Big Leaguer
    11. [untitled]
    12. It's True!
    13. Just a Sample! (Spectre)
    14. The Dukalia Spy Ring
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    War is in the Air 0

    Superman #10 by gc8 on October 07, 2010

    A year before the U.S. officially enters WWII, the Man of Tomorrow is on guard.  The war in Europe (and in particular Hitler's speech at the Berlin Olympics) obviously weighed heavily on Jerry Siegel's mind in 1940. Previously, Superman stories began with the intro:   Leaping over skyscrapers, running faster than an express-train, springing great distances and heights, lifting and smashing tremendous weights, possessing an impenetrable skin - - these are the amazing attibutes which Superman, sa...

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