Action Comics #62
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Action Comics #62 (1943), writer Don C. Cameron and artists Sam Citron and Don Komisarow deliver a nostalgic tale set in the distant year 2143, where Captain Storme shares memories of the 1943 era with his grandchildren—reminding them of a time when the world teetered under the shadow of Nazi aggression and criminal chaos, and one hero, Superman, stood as a beacon of hope. The cover by Jack Burnley captures the era’s urgency with a striking image of the Man of Steel in action.
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In the year 2143, Captain Storme recounts for his grandchildren what it was like in 1943, when the Nazis and other criminals ran rampant and the likes of Superman put a halt to their evil, greedy plans for loot and murder.
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