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Superman Comics [ashcan]#[nn]
Cover: Joe Shuster

Superman Comics [ashcan] #[nn]

Jan 1939 · DC · [none]
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“Superman in the Slums”

In "Superman in the Slums," the Man of Steel ventures into the city's underbelly to confront a criminal exploiting vulnerable boys, using their desperation to fuel a scheme of petty theft. Written by Jerome Siegel and illustrated by Joe Shuster—with inks by Shuster and Paul Lauretta, and coloring by the Strauss Engraving Company—this early story showcases Superman’s growing sense of justice in a world where power demands responsibility. The cover, penciled and inked by Joe Shuster, captures the moment of tension between hero and the hidden dangers of the streets.

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writer Jerome Siegel · artist, inker Joe Shuster · inker, letterer Paul Lauretta · colorist Strauss Engraving Company · cover Joe Shuster

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artist, inker Joe Shuster
inker, letterer Paul Lauretta
cover pencils, inks Joe Shuster

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Superman decides to get involved in a case involving wayward boys being used by a petty criminal, who uses the boys to steal items from wealthy people that he can sell for quick cash...all at their expense.

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