Superman #243 (Oct 1971)
Product Code: 1SUP243
Superman #243, published in Oct 1971, is a Bronze Age DC Comics comic featuring Superman, written by Cary Bates / Don Cameron with cover art by Neal Adams.
Entitled 1st Story - The Starry-Eyed Siren of Space! & 2nd Story - The Battle of the Atoms!, the story(s) continues The Man of Tomorrow's Bronze Age adventures as Superman faces powerful villains, extraordinary threats, mysteries, and challenges across Metropolis and beyond.
It is regarded as a key Superman comic due to the following significant event: Iconic Neal Adams cover.
Featured appearances include Superman (Clark Kent), Kond, Rija and other characters from Superman's world.
A classic Bronze Age Superman comic, this issue reflects the evolving adventures of the Man of Steel, with stronger character development, memorable villains, and key moments from the expanding DC Universe.
Protect this issue with our Iconic Comics Silver Age Bags and Iconic Comics Silver Age Boards.
Key Details
- Publisher: DC Comics
- Key Comic Feature
- Iconic Neal Adams cover
- 1st appearance of Rija, an alien, depicted on cover
Product Description
Superman #243, published in Oct 1971, is a Bronze Age DC Comics comic featuring Superman, written by Cary Bates / Don Cameron with cover art by Neal Adams.
Entitled 1st Story - The Starry-Eyed Siren of Space! & 2nd Story - The Battle of the Atoms!, the story(s) continues The Man of Tomorrow's Bronze Age adventures as Superman faces powerful villains, extraordinary threats, mysteries, and challenges across Metropolis and beyond.
It is regarded as a key Superman comic due to the following significant event: Iconic Neal Adams cover.
Featured appearances include Superman (Clark Kent), Kond, Rija and other characters from Superman's world.
A classic Bronze Age Superman comic, this issue reflects the evolving adventures of the Man of Steel, with stronger character development, memorable villains, and key moments from the expanding DC Universe.
Protect this issue with our Iconic Comics Silver Age Bags and Iconic Comics Silver Age Boards.