This week, our panels are all taken from Siegel & Shuster's strips. Also that same month: Slam Bradley in Detective, and unavailable to me, Radio Squad in More Fun Comics #33. Prolific!
From Superman: "Revolution in San Monte" by Siegel & Shuster, Action Comics #2 (July 1938)
Early interaction between Superman and Lois Lane - he's already being coy about their potential for a relationship, something that's going to last a long, long time and serve as the engine for tons of Silver Age stories!
From Spy: "The Hooded Hordes" by Siegel & Shuster, Detective Comics #17 (July 1938)
Talking to the Big Boss (Bruce Lee represent!)? Or just making sure the secret society gets its office supplies? There's just one kind of pen I really like!
From Federal Men: "The Cobra: Part 2" by Siegel & Shuster, New Adventure Comics #28 (July 1938)
And then a Fed kills a boa constrictor, because it's all about pulp.
Next time, I promise a little more variety!
Early interaction between Superman and Lois Lane - he's already being coy about their potential for a relationship, something that's going to last a long, long time and serve as the engine for tons of Silver Age stories!
Talking to the Big Boss (Bruce Lee represent!)? Or just making sure the secret society gets its office supplies? There's just one kind of pen I really like!
And then a Fed kills a boa constrictor, because it's all about pulp.
Next time, I promise a little more variety!
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