Dynamic Forces Celebrates Superman’s Landmark 80th Anniversary

Dynamic Forces celebrates Superman’s landmark 80th Anniversary with a Dan Jurgens signed DF Exclusive Cover of Action Comics #1000. Plus, a featured item offered is the Dynamic Forces Exclusive Variant Wrap Around Cover in color and pure line art black and white editions. Also included is a Classic Pencil Sketch Variant Cover from the longest running Superman artist, Curt Swan. Additionally, the show will feature a special selection package of Eleven Action 1000 Variant Covers depicting the Man of Steel throughout the decades; from his inception in 1930 through present time with classic artists, Dan Jurgens, Jim Steranko, Dave Gibbons, Joshua Middleton, Steve Rude, Michael Allred, Lee Bermejo, Michael Cho and Jim Lee.

Legendary 25-year Superman creator, writer and artist Dan Jurgens is leading the creative team for this giant sized anniversary issue of Action Comics #1000. There have been many talented writers and artists that have contributed to the Superman mythos over the years, but few have been as historically impactful as Dan Jurgens, who has served as both writer and artist at various points in Superman publishing history from 1989 to the present. Dan Jurgens created the villain Doomsday, one of Superman’s most iconic nemesis and the Death of Superman Storyline culminated in his series run. The legendary writer and artist has made many important contributions to the world of comic books throughout his career, but it’s his work on the seminal “Death of Superman” storyline that has proven to be the most influential and widely read. As one of the writers and artists behind that legacy-defining storyline and the author and artist of its final issue, Jurgens’ work on the character can be felt in nearly every Superman story we’ve seen since. His work has earned him several awards over the years, including the 1994 National Cartoonists Society Award for Best Comic Book.

Action Comics number #1000 is poised to make history as an anniversary issue heralding the longest running comic book in publishing annals anywhere in the world. Concurrently, it will mark the 80^th Anniversary of Superman, the first superhero ever created and published for the first time in Action Comics issue #1. This historic 1,000^th issue will have a special Dynamic Forces release signed by Dan Jurgens, one of the writer/artists most closely associated with Superman in his entire 80-year history.