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SIEGEL (Jerry) and SHUSTER (Joe). Superman. Volume 1: 1941–1942. Futuropolis, n.d. Large-format oblong album, publisher’s full-color illustrated hardcover, printed spine. Front cover features a black-and-white portrait of Superman, surmounted by the title in large red letters, with a yellow and black banner. Back cover features a black-and-white illustration of Superman flying over a city. French first edition in this format of the Superman series, compiling several adventures published in 1941 and 1942, including “Superman in Hollywood,” “Against the Monocle,” “Against the Villain,” “Superman Saves Santa Claus,” and “To the Rescue of Industry.” The panels are reproduced in black and white, in a layout that highlights the distinctive artwork from the early years of the famous superhero created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. Condition: very good overall condition. The hardcover is well-preserved, with fresh colors, showing slight surface scuffing and a few discreet signs of handling. Corners and caps are slightly scuffed. The spine is clean and firm. The interior appears fresh and well-preserved, with panels featuring deep blacks and crisp printing.
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