Action Comics is the most legendary ongoing superhero comic, and it's given readers around the world many of Superman's best comic stories.

Superman promises to be a big, bold movie, appropriate for the world’s first superhero. But the movie’s charm comes straight ...

Action Comics #1000 arguably serves better as a celebration of Superman’s history than as a tool to set up his future, although in ongoing comics the two are always intertwined.

Classic Superman scribe Dan Jurgens (THE DEATH OF SUPERMAN) continues his epic return to the Man of Steel in SUPERMAN: ACTION COMICS VOL. 6, collecting issues #1001-1006. No Vol 5 1/2?

PW talks with former DC Comics president Paul Levitz about the hardcover tribute to the 1938 comic book that debuted Superman and launched a genre and the American comic Book industry.

Action Comics #1 marked the first appearance of Superman. Almost 80 years later, this 80-page special features the work of nearly two dozen writers and artists — including Scott Snyder, José ...

You'll find some Tulsa references in the guide, including mentions of Shelter Records and the University of Tulsa's McFarlin ...

This is an all-time record for a copy of Action Comics #1 as well as the highest price ever paid for any comic book, surpassing the $5.3M private sale of the Superman #1 CGC 8.0 Edgar Church copy ...

The Superman Action Comics Comic Cover #1 Pop figure is available to pre-order here on Amazon andhere at Entertainment Earth now. It should also be available here at Walmart soon.

They would eventually sell the Superman rights to DC Comics for $130, part of a $412 payment for several stories. Metropolis sold that physical $412 check for $160,000 in 2012.