Joe Shuster, the co-creator of Superman, was a quiet man sometimes overlooked in books about the character. While there are no real revelations in this work, it's nice to see the story written ...

Planners for the Jerry Siegel & Joe Shuster Tribute Plaza are working to raise $2.5 million to cover labor and materials for the Superman statue area.

The Siegel and Shuster Society, created to honor Superman and his creators, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, will follow that example by using money from the Superman license plate to help ...

Joe Shuster Sues Superman Movie in the Daily LITG, 1st February, 2025 The Joe Shuster estate suing Warner Bros and DC Comics over the Superman movie was the most-read story on Bleeding Cool yesterday.

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.

After many years of struggle, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster hit the comic book jackpot with their creation Superman, only to see it slip away from their control and for DC Comics to keep not just the ...

Shuster and his high-school classmate Jerry Siegel famously caught pop-culture lightning in a bottle in the 1930s when they created Superman but, sadly, they couldn’t hold that lighting very long.

WHEN COMICS HISTORIAN Craig Yoe purchased a rare copy of “Nights of Horror” at a rare-book sale, he had no idea what adventures awaited him between the covers. Of course, he knew of the lurid ...

Super Genius, $19.99 (180p) ISBN 978-1-62991-776-4 In this nostalgic biography of golden age comics artist Joe Shuster, the magnitude of what he created and lost hangs over every page.

Super Genius will be publishing The Joe Shuster Story: The Co-Creator of Superman a graphic novel by Julian Voloj and Thomas Campi on April 24, 2018.

Days after the heirs of Superman co-creator Jerome Siegel were rebuffed in a lawsuit against Warner Bros. (<I>Daily Variety</I>, July 9), co-creator Joe Shuster is at the center of a film deal.

The man paid the $2,600 (£1,700) cost of replacing the plates after they were damaged. The house is the childhood home of Shuster, who with partner Jerry Siegel created Superman in 1938.