CGS Presents Classic Geek Speak: Spotlight on Superman in the Silver Age

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🗓️ 3 September 2013

⏱️ 66 minutes

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With 2013 being the 75th anniversary of the first appearance of Superman, we dig into the CGS archives and represent our Spotlight on Superman in the Silver Age we recorded in 2008 during Superman's 70th anniversary. (1:05:58)

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0:00.0	This is Comic Geekspeak, episode 423.
0:03.1	Spotlight on Superman in the Silver Age.
0:16.2	Welcome to Comic Geek Speak. I'm Brian Deemer.
0:18.1	I'm Brian Christman.
0:18.9	And I'm Adam Murdo.
0:20.9	We've got a couple more minutes. We're actually going to be talking to Chuck Coletta, who is Jack Soor on the forum.
0:29.8	And he's going to be our referee here kind of for the Silver Age. But before we talk about that, we did
0:37.6	this is just the next segment
0:39.5	in our continuing
0:41.2	look at 70 years of Superman.
0:44.0	And
0:44.3	we have some quick
0:47.3	feedback on the Golden Age episode,
0:49.5	which was episode 379,
0:51.5	where we had Bill Jordane from
0:53.0	Golden Age of Comics podcast on.
0:55.7	New Fund number six.
0:57.8	He says, the question was posed about how many copies of action number one are thought to exist.
1:02.8	Yes.
1:03.3	I think those professional estimates are always low.
1:05.9	I know for a fact that for many years, fewer than six copies of New Fun Comics
1:09.8	6 were known or thought to still exist,
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