Superman The Golden Age Omnibus Vol 3 Hardcover HC SEALED NEW DC Classics

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Condition
Brand New: A new, unread, unused book in perfect condition with no missing or damaged pages. See the ...
Type
Graphic Novel
Format
Omnibus
Tradition
US Comics
Superhero Team
Superman
Universe
DC Universe
UPC
9781401270117
Publication Year
2017
Artist/Writer
Jerry Siegel, Leo Nowak, Wayne Boring, Joe Shuster, Don C. Cameron, Ed Dobrotka, Sam Citron, Ira Yarbrough, George Roussos, John Sikela
Language
English
Character
Mr. Warren, Mr. Higgins (Cartright's former butler, death), Editor Lane, Squiffles (villains, introduction), Maisie Day (introduction), Oberleutnant Kapff (villain), Mr. Z (Oscar Lanchester) (introduction, villain), Murray Boltinoff (cameo), Sam Jackson (dies), Dick Grayson (cameo), Funnyface (introduction, villain), Puzzler (cameo, villain), Mabel Dawson (villain), Susie Tompkins (introduction), Allen Cartright (death), The Insect Master (villain, introduction, death), Truman Treadwell (death), Big Luke (dies), Mike Chandler (villain), Robin Hood (villain, introduction, dies), Scott Manning, Prankster (cameo, villain), Bosco (villain), Manley, Tom Marin (introduction), Solitary Rider (introduction), Cordell (villain, introduction), Jimmy Olsen (Cameo), Radio Joe, Charles Clayton (villain, introduction), Ben Graham, Dr. Dan Mallory, Dr. Skowl (villain, introduction, death), Mort Weisinger (cameo), The Talon (Albert Caldwell) (introduction, villain), Morris Masterson (villain), Colonel Randall (introduction), Captain Ironfist (Stanley Finchcomb) (villain, introduction, death), Vortz (villain, introduction), un-named talent agency secretary, the Prankster (villain, introduction), Harlow Gates (dies), Harold Denton (Cartright's secretary), The Puzzler (villain), Kelly (villain), Cal Johnson, Vernon Hale (villain, introduction), Adolf Hitler (villain, cameo), Lex Luthor (Villain), The Prankster (villain), The Puzzler (villain, cameo), Jimmy Olsen, Hiram Tite, Happy Daze (introduction), Torgo (villain), Mr. Murgatroyd, Slats Morgan (villain, introduction), Professor Praline (villain), Captain Zeb Storme, The Night Owl (villain, introduction), Conk Kohler (villain, introduction), Ultra-Humanite (cameo, villain), Lefty (villain), Glenn Calhoun, The Emperor of America (villain, introduction), Morton Thornton, The Dude (Joseph Martinson) (villain, introduction), Knuckles (villain), Whitney Ellsworth (cameo), The Prankster (villain, cameo), Yaeger's gang (villains), Carl Bland (introduction, villain), Black Jack (villain), Charlie Goodfellow (death), Professor Derman (death), Beetle Brow Macklin (villain), Prince Peril (introduction), Emil Loring (Intro), Jake Massey (introduction, villain), Lionel Brainard (introduction, Bernice's husband), animated Superman, Bernice Brainard (introduction, Lois Lane's Aunt), Adonis (John Trevor) (villain, intro, death), Conrad Thorndike, Sir Gauntlet (Caspar Smythe) (villain, introduction), The Snake (Bill Chantey) (introduction, villain, dies), Henry Kimball (death), Spike Yaeger (villain), Adolf Hitler (villain), Captain Storme, Peter Fellows, Nat Folsom, Andrew P. Stone, Lieutenant-General Bullitt, Nazi sympathizers, Rita Allen, Tex O'Tagg (villain), Sammy Brink (villain, introduction), Colonel McNab, Mike Mosby (villain), Viper (villain), Graham (villain, introduction), Thaddeus Winton (dies), Kingsley (villain, introduction, dies), Doctor Menace (villain, intro, death), Mr. Tollivar (talent agency director), animated Lois Lane, Sgt. Casey, Adonis (cameo, villain), Graney (villain, introduction, dies), Herr Fange (villain, introduction, dies), George, Stan Doborak (introduction), Alex Morrow, Charlie Grayson (villain, introduction), Tom Nelson (villain, introduction), Dexter, Detective Craig (introduction), Peter Penn (artist), Stan Emerson, Myra Hanley, Mr. Golden (shop keeper), Jenkins (villain, Stone's chauffeur, death), Jane Cartright (villain), Jim Cameron, Tom, Sally Carroll (aka Polly Hughes), Squire Squeazel (villain), Black Raider (villain), Skeet Monahan (introduction, villain), Mulligan (detective), Louie Dolan (introduction), Ultra (cameo, villain), Pierre, Ironjaw Grogan (villain, introduction), Lois Lane, Frank Lingle, Goola (villain), Metalo (villain, introduction, unnamed scientist-inventor), Luthor (villain, cameo), Carlyle Allerton (Lex Luthor) (villain), The Puzzler (villain, introduction), The Top (Jefferson Smith) (villain, introduction), Roger, Professor Raymond Lock (villain, introduction), Chick Ryan, Lucy Trent, The Cobra King (villain, introduction), Metalo (villain, cameo), Bruce Wayne (cameo), Mike Caputo (villain), Mr. Carroll (Sally's father), The Toyman (Winslow Percival Schott) (villain), Perry White, Brigadier General Starrett, Luthor (cameo, villain), Jake Clymer, Mrs. Brant, Blinky Moxby (villain, introduction), Tiny Rufe (introduction), Brandon (villain), Craig Shaw (villain), Tom Chester (musician), Philip Brandon, Carlton Graul (villain, introduction), Bugs Halloway (villain), Joe (villain), Dean Broderick (dies), George Brant, Paul Brodie, The Man With the Cane (Jim Mason)(introduction, villain), P. Motgomery Smith (villain), Eustace Watson (cameo), Al Hatt (introduction), Crakewski (musicial conductor), Lawton, Herman the Heroic (Herman Hoskins) (introduction), Ixnayalpay (villain, introduction), Brigadier General Armor, Hideki Tojo (villain, cameo), Lois Lane, Carleton Shipley, Watkins (introduction, villain), Professor Glenn Calloway, Sam Wheet, E. J. Calkins (writer), Streak Duga (introduction), Mr. Phelps, Dr. Jaspar Meekins, The Nazis (villains), Heels (death), Praline's gang (villains), Albert Damon (death), Lucky O'Grady, Jack Morton (villain), the Japanese (villain), Superman (Clark Kent), Gremlins (villains, introduction), animated Mad Scientist (villain), Sid Speed (villain), Ultra-Humanite (villain, cameo), the Nazis (villains), Abou Sabut (villain, introduction, death), Reginald Poindexter (actor), The Leopard (Sam Kennedy) (villain, introduction), Janice Crandall, Machine-Gun Mike (villain), John Fleming, Tug Moxton (villain), Mr. Carson, Mister Sinister (villain, introduction), Penton
Issue Number
3
Era
Modern Age (1992-Now)
Cover Artist
Darwyn Cooke
Series Title
Superman: the Golden Age Omnibus
Publisher
DC Comics
Genre
Superheroes
Category

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Comic Stories: Design for Doom, Crime's Comedy King, Superman's Secret Revealed!, Destroyers from the Depths, Lair of the Leopard, Not in the Cards, The Face of Adonis, Cinderella -- a la Superman, The X-Alloy, The Four Gangleaders, The Robber Knight, The Ghost of Superman!, One Second to Live!, Lois Lane -- Superwoman, The Man They Wouldn't Believe, Meet the Squiffles, The Luck of O'Grady, The Great ABC Panic!, A Modern Robin Hood!, The Insect Terror!, There'll Always Be a Superman!, When Stars Collide!, America's Secret Weapon!, Habitual Homicide, Fashions in Crime, Danger on the Diamond, The Terrible Toyman!, The Million-Dollar Marathon!, Perils of Poor Lois!, The King of Crackpot Lane!!, Surprise for Superman!, Suicide Voyage!, The Merchant of Murder, The World's Meanest Man, Terror from the Stars, Case of the Runaway Skyscrapers!, Racket on Delivery!, The Puzzler, Man of Steel versus Man of Metal, The Professional Baseball Player, Man or Superman?, The Human Bomb, Muscles for Sale, When Titans Clash, The Case of the Crimeless Crimes, The Emperor of America, The Eight Doomed Men!, The Conquest of a City, The Heat Horror, The Man with the Cane, The Snake, The Man Who Put out the Sun, The Pirate of Pleasure Island, Case of the Funny Paper Crimes, Superman's Amazing Adventure, The Canine and the Crooks, Superman, Matinee Idol, A Goof Named Tiny Rufe, Talent, Unlimited!

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Publisher
DC Comics
ISBN-13
9781401270117
eBay Product ID (ePID)
26056857278

Product Key Features

Language
English
Era
Modern Age (1992-Now)
Artist/Writer
Jerry Siegel, Leo Nowak, Wayne Boring, Joe Shuster, Don C. Cameron, Ed Dobrotka, Sam Citron, Ira Yarbrough, George Roussos, John Sikela
Cover Artist
Darwyn Cooke
Genre
Superheroes
Publication Year
2017
Character
Mr. Warren, Mr. Higgins (Cartright's former butler, death), Editor Lane, Squiffles (villains, introduction), Maisie Day (introduction), Oberleutnant Kapff (villain), Mr. Z (Oscar Lanchester) (introduction, villain), Murray Boltinoff (cameo), Sam Jackson (dies), Dick Grayson (cameo), Funnyface (introduction, villain), Puzzler (cameo, villain), Mabel Dawson (villain), Susie Tompkins (introduction), Allen Cartright (death), The Insect Master (villain, introduction, death), Truman Treadwell (death), Big Luke (dies), Mike Chandler (villain), Robin Hood (villain, introduction, dies), Scott Manning, Prankster (cameo, villain), Bosco (villain), Manley, Tom Marin (introduction), Solitary Rider (introduction), Cordell (villain, introduction), Jimmy Olsen (Cameo), Radio Joe, Charles Clayton (villain, introduction), Ben Graham, Dr. Dan Mallory, Dr. Skowl (villain, introduction, death), Mort Weisinger (cameo), The Talon (Albert Caldwell) (introduction, villain), Morris Masterson (villain), Colonel Randall (introduction), Captain Ironfist (Stanley Finchcomb) (villain, introduction, death), Vortz (villain, introduction), un-named talent agency secretary, the Prankster (villain, introduction), Harlow Gates (dies), Harold Denton (Cartright's secretary), The Puzzler (villain), Kelly (villain), Cal Johnson, Vernon Hale (villain, introduction), Adolf Hitler (villain, cameo), Lex Luthor (Villain), The Prankster (villain), The Puzzler (villain, cameo), Jimmy Olsen, Hiram Tite, Happy Daze (introduction), Torgo (villain), Mr. Murgatroyd, Slats Morgan (villain, introduction), Professor Praline (villain), Captain Zeb Storme, The Night Owl (villain, introduction), Conk Kohler (villain, introduction), Ultra-Humanite (cameo, villain), Lefty (villain), Glenn Calhoun, The Emperor of America (villain, introduction), Morton Thornton, The Dude (Joseph Martinson) (villain, introduction), Knuckles (villain), Whitney Ellsworth (cameo), The Prankster (villain, cameo), Yaeger's gang (villains), Carl Bland (introduction, villain), Black Jack (villain), Charlie Goodfellow (death), Professor Derman (death), Beetle Brow Macklin (villain), Prince Peril (introduction), Emil Loring (Intro), Jake Massey (introduction, villain), Lionel Brainard (introduction, Bernice's husband), animated Superman, Bernice Brainard (introduction, Lois Lane's Aunt), Adonis (John Trevor) (villain, intro, death), Conrad Thorndike, Sir Gauntlet (Caspar Smythe) (villain, introduction), The Snake (Bill Chantey) (introduction, villain, dies), Henry Kimball (death), Spike Yaeger (villain), Adolf Hitler (villain), Captain Storme, Peter Fellows, Nat Folsom, Andrew P. Stone, Lieutenant-General Bullitt, Nazi sympathizers, Rita Allen, Tex O'Tagg (villain), Sammy Brink (villain, introduction), Colonel McNab, Mike Mosby (villain), Viper (villain), Graham (villain, introduction), Thaddeus Winton (dies), Kingsley (villain, introduction, dies), Doctor Menace (villain, intro, death), Mr. Tollivar (talent agency director), animated Lois Lane, Sgt. Casey, Adonis (cameo, villain), Graney (villain, introduction, dies), Herr Fange (villain, introduction, dies), George, Stan Doborak (introduction), Alex Morrow, Charlie Grayson (villain, introduction), Tom Nelson (villain, introduction), Dexter, Detective Craig (introduction), Peter Penn (artist), Stan Emerson, Myra Hanley, Mr. Golden (shop keeper), Jenkins (villain, Stone's chauffeur, death), Jane Cartright (villain), Jim Cameron, Tom, Sally Carroll (aka Polly Hughes), Squire Squeazel (villain), Black Raider (villain), Skeet Monahan (introduction, villain), Mulligan (detective), Louie Dolan (introduction), Ultra (cameo, villain), Pierre, Ironjaw Grogan (villain, introduction), Lois Lane, Frank Lingle, Goola (villain), Metalo (villain, introduction, unnamed scientist-inventor), Luthor (villain, cameo), Carlyle Allerton (Lex Luthor) (villain), The Puzzler (villain, introduction), The Top (Jefferson Smith) (villain, introduction), Roger, Professor Raymond Lock (villain, introduction), Chick Ryan, Lucy Trent, The Cobra King (villain, introduction), Metalo (villain, cameo), Bruce Wayne (cameo), Mike Caputo (villain), Mr. Carroll (Sally's father), The Toyman (Winslow Percival Schott) (villain), Perry White, Brigadier General Starrett, Luthor (cameo, villain), Jake Clymer, Mrs. Brant, Blinky Moxby (villain, introduction), Tiny Rufe (introduction), Brandon (villain), Craig Shaw (villain), Tom Chester (musician), Philip Brandon, Carlton Graul (villain, introduction), Bugs Halloway (villain), Joe (villain), Dean Broderick (dies), George Brant, Paul Brodie, The Man With the Cane (Jim Mason)(introduction, villain), P. Motgomery Smith (villain), Eustace Watson (cameo), Al Hatt (introduction), Crakewski (musicial conductor), Lawton, Herman the Heroic (Herman Hoskins) (introduction), Ixnayalpay (villain, introduction), Brigadier General Armor, Hideki Tojo (villain, cameo), Lois Lane, Carleton Shipley, Watkins (introduction, villain), Professor Glenn Calloway, Sam Wheet, E. J. Calkins (writer), Streak Duga (introduction), Mr. Phelps, Dr. Jaspar Meekins, The Nazis (villains), Heels (death), Praline's gang (villains), Albert Damon (death), Lucky O'Grady, Jack Morton (villain), the Japanese (villain), Superman (Clark Kent), Gremlins (villains, introduction), animated Mad Scientist (villain), Sid Speed (villain), Ultra-Humanite (villain, cameo), the Nazis (villains), Abou Sabut (villain, introduction, death), Reginald Poindexter (actor), The Leopard (Sam Kennedy) (villain, introduction), Janice Crandall, Machine-Gun Mike (villain), John Fleming, Tug Moxton (villain), Mr. Carson, Mister Sinister (villain, introduction), Penton
Series Title
Superman: the Golden Age Omnibus
Issue Number
3

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Volume Number
3
Number of Pages
800
Publication Date
2016 February 2017
Attribution
Portions of content provided by the Grand Comics Database under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Publisher Country
United States

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  • by maid27
    Oct 04, 2017

    I like the golden age stuff better than the modern age stuff..

    i love this book very much, it is well put together and the colors look great , and I just love the art so much, I prefer this to the modern age Supes anyday ... thank you

    Verified purchase: YesSold by: princecringer

  • by cairo-lanternverde
    Jul 24, 2025

    More than I expected, worth every penny!

    Great adventures at the start of his journey fighting evil and generally protecting his adopted planet. Not the hero with all the knowledge and challenges yet, but these are solid stories and art. I didn't think I would ever buy this early era of the character but I'm pleased I did.

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