Presumably this counts as “Man vs. Nature.”
Found this panel while reading some Golden Age Superman books on the DC Universe Infinite app, and the casualness of the caption box made me laugh. Written by Jerry Siegel, art credited to Joe Shuster but actually drawn by Paul Cassidy, the story featured Superman taking on a hypnotist who, at one point, puts the whammy on the Man of Steel. Hence, his awkward charging through a tree…not on purpose, I promise you. (From Action Comics #25, June 1940.)
Just an additional note letting you know that today is the 7th anniversary of the opening of my comic book store Sterling Silver Comics. Since I’ve been in the comics retail business for 33 years, that means I’ve done around 21% of it on my own. Here’s to seeing that percentage grow. And thanks to all of you for your years of support. It’s much appreciated.
Here’s the post where I first announced my plans. And here’s the post where I reported on my opening day! (Boy, my store is a lot more full now than it was then.)
I’m sure Reagan read that book as a kid. BYE-BYE TREE!
Congrats on seven years! Someday I will get back to visit you in person — it really is one of the better comics stores I have ever visited, especially in the back-issue department. Mazel tov!
Happy anniversary!
To one of the nicest humans. Happy 7th year on your store, Mike! Well deserved for sure.
Superman: enemy of mother nature!
HAPPY SEVEN!!!
Congrats on 7 years! That’s awesome!
Some of those seven years were during a pandemic, no less. Big congrats on building a fantastic business!