Superman Vol 1 14

Superman Vol 1 #14 Published Released January, 1942 November 7, 1941 Issue Details Pages 68 Original Price 0.10 Cover Artists Fred Ray Publisher DC Comics Indicia Publisher Superman, Inc. Brand/Imprint A Superman DC Publication "Concerts of Doom" Writers Jerry Siegel Pencilers Leo Nowak Inkers Leo Nowak "The Invention Thief" Writers Jerry Siegel Pencilers Leo Nowak "The Undersea City" Writers Jerry Siegel Pencilers Leo Nowak "The Lightning Master" Writers Jerry Siegel Pencilers Leo Nowak Previous Issue Next Issue Superman #13 Superman #15

Appearing in "Concerts of Doom"

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Synopsis for "Concerts of Doom"

[1] plot summary at dcindexes.com

Appearing in "The Invention Thief"

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Appearing in "The Undersea City"

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Appearing in "The Lightning Master"

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Notes

• This issue is reprinted in Superman Archives, Volume 4.
• According to Roy Thomas, in All-Star Squadron Annual #3, 1984, Ian Karkull’s elaborate attack on eight future U.S. presidents took place on 28 & 29 June 1941. At that time, according to Superman’s thought-balloon on page 13, his earlier battle with the Lightning Master had taken place “a few weeks back.” This encounter was depicted in the 4th story of Superman Vol 1 #14 Jan-Feb 1942. Therefore an undetermined number of preceding Superman stories, as published in Action Comics, Superman, and World’s Finest Comics, would seem to be “compressed forward” on the Earth-Two timeline, possibly taking place at an average rate of at least four adventures per month, or one per week, possibly starting as early as October 1939.

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