Wayne Boring
Wayne Boring was an American comic book artist best known for his work on Superman from the late 1940s to 1950s. He occasionally used the pseudonym Jack Harmon.
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Adventure Comics #43
Action Comics #25
Action Comics #26
Superman #5
Lex Luthor appears with grey hair
Debut of Superman's photographic memory
First mention of Superman's suit being indestructible
Lex Luthor appears with grey hair
Debut of Superman's photographic memory
First mention of Superman's suit being indestructible
Action Comics #30
Action Comics #29
2nd cover appearance of Lois Lane
Action Comics #31
Superman #7
1st appearance of Perry White, editor-in-chief at the Daily Planet who was originally created for The Adventures of Superman radio program
1st appearance of Perry White, editor-in-chief at the Daily Planet who was originally created for The Adventures of Superman radio program
Superman #8
Action Comics #35
Action Comics #36
Action Comics #68
Action Comics #69
Superman #26
World War II cover art by Wayne Boring
Superman #27
Action Comics #72
Action Comics #73
World's Finest Comics #14
Superman #28
First solo Lois Lane story
Superman #29
Action Comics #75
Action Comics #76
Action Comics #77
Superman #31
Action Comics #78
Reprint of Action Comics #80, reproduced by DC Comics for the Navy with simplified text for literacy courses administered to active sailors
52-page comic that acted as a textbook, beginning with instructions for educators on how to use the resource followed by a story that ended with a reading comprehension quiz
Six comics were reproduced in this manner between 1944 - 1945 and can be identified by the words 'Special Edition - U.S. Navy' on the cover
Reprint of Action Comics #80, reproduced by DC Comics for the Navy with simplified text for literacy courses administered to active sailors
52-page comic that acted as a textbook, beginning with instructions for educators on how to use the resource followed by a story that ended with a reading comprehension quiz
Six comics were reproduced in this manner between 1944 - 1945 and can be identified by the words 'Special Edition - U.S. Navy' on the cover
Superman #32
Iconic cover art by Wayne Boring
Action Comics #81
Action Comics #84
Action Comics #87
Superman #36
Superman #37
Action Comics #93
Action Comics #95
Superman #40
Action Comics #96
Superman #41
Action Comics #98
Action Comics #99
Superman #42
Action Comics #100
Action Comics #101
Cover art featuring an atomic bomb test
Action Comics #102
Action Comics #103
Superman #44
Action Comics #104
Action Comics #105
Action Comics #106
Action Comics #109
Superman #46
First mention of Superboy in the Superman series, appears in a flashback
First mention of Superboy in the Superman series, appears in a flashback
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