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Superboy # 4, 1950

"To the girls of Smallville High" Superboy.

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Legion uniform designs - Curt Swan

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House-ad advertising the ill-fated "DC Explosion". In 1978, DC Comics attempted to recapture market shares by drastically increasing titles, page counts, and cover prices. The marketing campaign proved to be a failure and several announced and planned titles were subsequently quickly canceled, as a consequence earning the name of "DC Implosion" for the era instead.

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Doctor Fate will not live through the night!

(All-Star Comics #62)

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1994 Lois & Clark The New Adventures of Superman TPB DC Comics House Ad

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Chris Bachalo, illustration of Death for a t-shirt

Source

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“We are here for a common purpose…”

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Superman Everyday

And occasionally Supergirl

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Superman #29 "The Tycoon of Crime!" (1944)

Superman, you should kill yerself...NOW!

Time for a nice Golden Age comic- one featuring a suspiciously round kingpin of Crime fighting a hero in blue and red spandex. Wilson Fisk? who DAT. Anyway, here's a prime example of a shenanigan that marked the era.

Siegel answers the question- if you punch yourself and it hurts, are you too strong, or too weak?

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I found this vintage mask of Superman on a website in Belgium. I couldn’t resist and bought it.

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Doctor Fate will not live through the night!

(All-Star Comics #62)

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DC Cosmic Cards - Series 1 (1991)

#78 Wildcat

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Carson Thorne.

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DC/Hanna-Barbera: Deathstroke/Yogi Bear Special Cover (2018)

Art by Tyler Kirkham

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Femme Power

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Shazam! #13 (DC, July 2024) Artist Spotlight variant cover by José Luis García-López

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Justice Society of America #9 (Tony Harris Variant Cover)