The Superman Archives #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis seventh volume of the DC Archive Editions series reprints classic Superman stories from the late 1940s, originally featured in Superman #28-32 and World's Finest Comics #35-38. These tales, produced by the legendary team of writer Bill Finger and artist Wayne Boring, showcase the Man of Steel battling a variety of Golden Age foes and tackling social issues of the era. The collection preserves the original comic book coloring and presentation, offering a definitive look at Superman's adventures during this pivotal period in his publication history.
In "The Man Superman Refused to Help!", Jimmy and his brother Big Joe are locked in a high-stakes model-building contest, with Big Joe determined to win—no matter the cost. When Big Joe destroys Jimmy’s model, Superman steps in, not to fix the damage, but to bring the real sunken Spanish treasure ship to Jimmy’s backyard, allowing him to rebuild it with perfect accuracy. Written by Don C. Cameron and illustrated by Pete Riss with inks by George Roussos and colors by Jamison, this 2006 tale from The Superman Archives #7 features a cover by Fred Ray.
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Hugo and Jimmy have both entered a model-building contest and Big Joe wants his little brother to win and doesn't care how. Superman helps Jimmy recreate the model that Big Joe destroyed, by bringing the real sunken Spanish treasure ship to Jimmy's house, so Jimmy can copy it exactly.
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