Superman

DC Comics’ 1970s Superman series, running 85 issues from 1971 to 1978, marked a bold creative shift when artist and writer John Williams took the reins, stripping the Man of Steel back to his roots. Known for its grittier, more grounded storytelling, this era saw Superman grappling with urban problems and personal dilemmas rather than cosmic threats, redefining the character for a new decade. Williams’ iconic, dynamic artwork and his focus on Clark Kent’s humanity made this run a pivotal bridge between the Silver Age and the modern age of superhero comics.