and selflessness of Superman is still fully on display in Siegel and Shuster’s first story with their character. However much Superman has grown as the king of all superheroes, everything began ...

DC’s ownership of Superman dates back to 1938, when writer Jerome Siegel and Shuster, a graphic artist, sold their rights to ...

Siegel and Shuster were both Jewish immigrants who came to America as outsiders. To this end, Superman was the pinnacle of the American dream. As Siegel so famously wrote in that very first comic ...

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit rom Joe Shuster's estate against Warner Bros. Discovery's Superman over foreign ...

The Shuster estate ... all rights to Superman.“ Toberoff did not respond to request for comment from Deadline on the ruling. Action Comics No. 1 featuring the first appearance of Superman ...

DC’s ownership of Superman dates back to 1938, when writer Jerome Siegel and Shuster, a graphic artist, sold their rights to the character and story for $130. The hero’s first appearance under ...

Mark Peary, the nephew of late “Superman” co-creator Joe Shuster, sued the studio and its DC Comics subsidiary in January, arguing that Shuster’s estate had a right to cancel “Superman ...