Superman The Dailies 1939-1942 collects the earliest daily newspaper comic strips featuring the Man of Steel, originally created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. This hardcover volume offers a chronological presentation of the strip’s first few years, capturing the emergence of Superman as a cultural icon in American popular media. The strips provide a unique look at the early evolution of Clark Kent, Lois Lane, and the familiar cast of characters in serialized form, reflecting both the style and social concerns of the time. With crisp black-and-white reproductions and historical context, the collection is a valuable piece of comic history for readers interested in the roots of superhero storytelling. Published 1998.
 
Hardcover with original slipcase. The book itself is in very good condition with clean pages and a solid binding. The slipcase shows minor damage to one corner but remains structurally sound and intact.