Superman vs. Hollywood Book
all the behind-the-scenes
machinations that helped shape Superman into a screen
legend—and all the derailed projects that have vilified
everyone involved
Historic Superman Artists Gallery
The Superman Art of the Greatest Comic Book Artist of All Time Click on the images below for larger pics
Joe Shuster started it all with fellow
Superman creator Jerry Siegel when Superman debuted in Action
Comics #1 back in 1938.
This image which came originally from a Superman novel way back
in 1942 shows Joe Shuster's great artistic talents.
Curt Swan probably drew more Superman comics than almost anyone
else in comics profession. He was the top artist for Superman
comics by the time Christopher Reeve first took flight in
Superman the Movie in the 1970's.
Don't know who the artist is for this Kellogg's promo, but it's
very good created back in the late 1940's before George Reeves was starring in the Adventures of
Superman and doing ads for Kellogg's as Superman. This was like
Kirk Alyn's day.
Neal Adams was one of the great talents of
the 1970's best known for his work on the Green Arrow/Green
Lantern teamup with the social conscience.
Superman 242 1971 Neal Adams
Piece from Frank Miller best known for his work on Daredevil,
and the Dark Knight.
Art work done by Jack Kirby to celebrate the 400th issue of
Superman. Kirby was most famous for his work at Marvel Comics on
stuff like the Fantastic Four and Captain America, but he later
went over to DC in the 1970's to do work on Superman's Pal Jimmy
Olsen.
Jerry Ordway worked on Supes in the 80's and
early 90's the same time John Byrne had just revamped the Man of
Steel post-Crisis on Infinite Earths.
John Byrne Superman Promo
Little Orphan Annie and Superman created for Superman's 400th
issue.
Art by Will Eisner with the Spirit for Superman's 400th Issue
Steve Dikto did this one also for Superman's 400th issue
celebration. Dikto was most famous for his work on Spider-man in
the early 1960's.
Crisis on Infinite Earths #7 cover by George Perez from the 80's
New Teen Titans. The Death of Supergirl issue. Perez also
drew the JLA/Avengers team up a few years back.
