#1

Synopsis

Early in his career, Superman scares a confession out of a corrupt developer and saves slum dwellers from a wrecking ball, as General Lane and Lex Luthor watch. Later, Luthor puts General Lane's daughter and her co-worker Jimmy Olsen in jeopardy when he creates an emergency on an elevated train that requires Superman's intervention to keep it from running straight into the Daily Planet building.

Notes

Reprinted from

• Action Comics #1
• Action Comics #1
• Action Comics #1
• Action Comics #2
• Action Comics #2
• Action Comics #2
• Action Comics #3
• Action Comics #3
• Action Comics #3
• DC Comics: The New 52 #1— Superman image only
• Action Comics #4— black and white inked original art
• Action Comics #5
• Action Comics #4
• Action Comics #5
• Action Comics #5
• Action Comics #6
• Action Comics #6
• Action Comics #6
• Action Comics #1
• Action Comics #7— 1:200 Incentive Cover Edition
• Action Comics #7
• Action Comics #8
• Action Comics #8
• Action Comics #8
• Superman - Action Comics #1

Credits

Script

Grant Morrison, Sholly Fisch, Rags Morales

Pencils

Rags Morales, Andy Kubert, Brad Walker, ChrisCross, Jim Lee, Ethan Van Sciver, Gene Ha, Mike Choi, Chris Burnham, Gary Frank, Grant Morrison

Inks

Rags Morales, Rick Bryant, Brent Anderson, Sean Parsons, Joe Prado, Jesse Delperdang, Andy Kubert, John Dell, Brad Walker, ChrisCross, Scott Williams, Ethan Van Sciver, Gene Ha, Mike Choi, Chris Burnham, Gary Frank

Colours

Guy Major, Brad Anderson, David Curiel, Jay David Ramos, José Villarrubia, Alex Sinclair, Ethan Van Sciver, Art Lyon, Mike Choi, Nathan Fairbairn, Gene Ha

Letters

Pat Brosseau, Carlos M. Mangual

Editor

Peter Hamboussi

5 pp.

Brent Anderson

Associate editor - original series

Wil Moss

Editor - original series

Matt Idelson

Pp. 1-21, 29-30

Rags Morales, Rick Bryant

Pp. 1-7

Art Lyon, Gene Ha

Pp. 22-28

Brad Walker, Bob McLeod

Pp. 5 [panel 3 only], 8-20

Rags Morales, Rick Bryant, Brad Anderson

With...

David Curiel