Super DC Bumper Book

In 1970, Thorpe & Porter published a single oversized issue of the Super DC Bumper Book, a British reprint treasury that gathered classic Superman and DC adventures for a new audience. The issue is most notably associated with writer Jerry Siegel and artist Al Plastino, whose work defined the Man of Steel's Silver Age adventures. As a one-shot anthology, it stands as a distinctive artifact of how DC's heroes were packaged for international readers during the early 1970s.