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If you’re only familiar with modern Superman, Wes Craig’s Superman: The Stranger, a six-issue DC Black Label series, may be a little jarring.
McFarlane Toys has unveiled the Warpland Superman Red Platinum Edition, a new retro-style action figure based on the classic animated television series “Super Friends.” Priced at US$22.99 and scheduled for release Sept. 25, 2026, the figure will be available exclusively through GameStop and EB Games as part of McFarlane Toys’ DC Retro collection.
In late November, an extremely rare comic book was sold for $9.12 million. It’s the first issue of the comic book series “Superman”, which features the famous superhero. It was found in an attic last December, and now it’s the world’s most expensive comic book.
Superman is one of the biggest, most iconic heroes of all time. At the very least, he’s the hero who started the genre, defining what superhero comics and their extended casts should look like. Every superhero is judged against him, which means that it only makes sense that the other heroes in his extended heroic…
Superman is the world’s first true superhero. There were others before him who helped build the framework, but Superman is the character who solidified what it means to be a superhero and what that looks like. He’s been fighting crime and making the world a better place since 1938. Although his mission has never wavered,…
Clear off some shelf space as LEGO has unveiled some brand new sets including Golden Age Superman and Batman BrickHeadz
A view of a DC Comics, Superman No. 1 issue is shown Monday, Nov. 24, 2025, in Irving, Texas. Tony Gutierrez/APhide caption
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A rare copy of the 1938 comic that introduced Superman to the world has sold to an anonymous collector for $15m (£11.2m).
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