Best Selling Books by Jerry Siegel

“THE SLOT MACHINE RACKET.” Lois and Clark are very concerned when they see business owners trying to induce children into their stores to play slot machines, placed there by the goons of “Slug” Kelly.

It's not easy for Superman to fight crime alone, so join him on his adventure to battle evil and save the day in this page-turning chapter book. The book is inspired by the movie with plot twists, conflicts, and thrilling adventures. Advanced readers will love the chapter format.

Superman takes on treasure hunters! Superman story only.

Superman investigates the Fullerton Insurance Company, which is selling small valued policies to poor people, who end up dying under mysterious circumstances.

“SUPERMAN AND THE SUPER-MOVERS!” Superman compares himself to construction workers and heavy-crane operators as he helps the owners of “Super Movers” against a rival, who is trying to buy the owner out in order to use the business as a front for robbery.

“MAKE WAY FOR FATE!” Superman becomes involved in a government project concerning the tearing down of older homes so that a new Officers’ Training School can be built on that spot. Unfortunately, the criminal element, which has millions of dollars’ worth of stolen goods within the walls of one of those homes, is NOT in favor of such a project.

ÒMUTO Ð MONARCH OF MENACE!Ó The villainous Muto returns, and this time heÕs going to make sure the Superman of 2966 never comes to be!

“THE COURTSHIP OF ADELBERT DRIBBLE.” Adelbert Dribble traps Superman in order to pose as him and win the affections of his one, true love...but he gets more than he bargained for!

“STARRING SUSIE.” Lois Lane’s niece, Susie, runs away to Hollywood and gets caught up in the theft of a valuable ruby from an exhibit!

When a senator is blackmailed, Superman must stop the culprits before it hits the newspapers!

Superman gives Lois a signal watch, and she drives him crazy calling about stupid things.

The Legionnaires go underground to regroup before taking on Computo after he kills one of Triplicate GirlÕs bodies. In part two, the Legion eliminates the threat of Computo with antimatter.

“THE REFORMATION OF NANCY THORGENSON.” A millionaire agrees to pay $100,000 to charity if Superman helps to straighten out his wayward daughter, who spends money as if it were water at various gambling establishments. Even with all his mighty powers, Superman will have his work cut out for him!

Command Kid joins the Legion, but his arrogance puts off some of the Legionnaires. Star Boy, however, asks Command Kid to help him become as powerful as he is. More Legionnaires submit to Command Kid's treatment, but Saturn Girl and Element Lad return with the solution to the mystery of Command Kid just in time.

“THE ORPHANAGE ADVENTURE!” When Superman saves a runaway boy from being run over by a train, he discovers the child is from an orphanage where the superintendent abuses the children in a variety of ways.

When the ruthless Gold Badge Organization causes tremendous damage in the city of Metrodale through the use of bombs, its leaders then turn their attention to the city of Metropolis.

“CLARK KENT, POLICE COMMISSIONER!” The criminal element of Metropolis is killing every police commissioner appointed, and Clark sees a connection between the criminal element and certain crooked politicians. But Clark is dumbfounded when it is suggested he take the job to crack down on that criminal element.

“HYPNOSIS BY RADIO.” Superman is perplexed as several well-respected citizens commit crimes, then remember nothing about the incidents!

“THE REDEMPTION OF LARRY TRENT!” Superman saves the former heavyweight boxing champion of the world from committing suicide.

“THE MAN WITH THE RADIOACTIVE TOUCH.” A disaster at Chalmers Laboratories involving radium kills Brett Bryson. His bosses are tried for negligence but acquitted. A hooded figure later robs a jewelry store, leaving a watchman dead of radium burns. Superman is implicated and must now clear his name and solve this crime!

“THE ROAD TO HAPPINESS.” Lois and Clark take a trip to Central America to cover the opening of an ancient Mayan temple. What they find inside will call for a little help from Superman!

“SUPERMAN’S ARK.” When Lois Lane and Clark Kent visit the Metropolis Zoo on their day off, they are shocked to find that it has been deserted! Superman decides to take it upon himself to find these missing animals, but at what price?

Presents a collection of the comic book series from its beginning in 1938 through 1940, as the superhero becomes a defender of the oppressed and fights against injustice and political corruption.

“CRIME PARADISE!” Something is wrong with Superman! Instead of saving and helping the citizens of Metropolis, the Man of Steel unleashes a reign of terror!

Reprints material from ACTION COMICS #37-52, where Superman begins to facewho will monopolize his time for decades to come: costumedsuper-villains! The Man of Steel faces off against Luthor, theTrickster, the Top, the Puzzler, and more!

“THE LAUGHING STOCK OF METROPOLIS!” The Prankster arrives on the scene with a vow to rid Metropolis of Superman once and for all!

“THE MAGICIAN’S CONVENTION.” Superman once again pairs up with Hocus and Pocus, and this time they are assigned to perform at a magician’s convention!

Collects comic books starring Superman's cousin from the planet Krypton: Kara Zor-El, the teenager who would become Supergirl.

A collection of comic strips featuring the adventures of Superman, originally published between October 1942 and January 1944.

Superman and Batman, long-time friends, unite when President Lex Luthor accuses Superman of terrible crimes against humanity and assembles a top-secret team of powerhouse heroes to bring Superman in.

In the early 1940s, Superman was a much-needed hero for a nation on the brink of war. The Man of Steel (and his comic book medium) were in their Golden Age, and with each new story, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster were continuing to expand and enrich the world of their still relatively new creation. This volume includes the first appearances of such classic figures as Daily Planet editor Perry White and Superman's archenemy, Lex Luthor. It is also in these timeless tales that the Man of Tomorrow first takes flight, no longer just leaping tall buildings in a single bound, but soaring over them!SUPERMAN: THE GOLDEN AGE VOL. 2 collects adventures from ACTION COMICS #20-31, SUPERMAN #4-7 and NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR COMICS #2.