English: First two pages of the "The Reign of the Superman" short story by Jerry Siegel, illustrated by Joe Shuster. This story was self-published by Siegel in his fanzine, Science Fiction #3.
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Science Fiction: The Advance Guard of Future Civilization
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2007-09-21 07:17 Ghostexorcist 444×300× (54175 bytes) First two pages of the "Reign of the Superman" comic strip by Herbert S. Fine ([[Jerry Seigel]]) and [[Joe Shuster]].<ref>''Science Fiction'' fanzine vol. 1, #3 (June, 1933)</ref> ==References== {{reflist}} ==Rationale== #It is not being used for com
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