[Today's Weather Forecast Skies excellent fr flying Supervision not required The Daily ews NOT A SELLABLE ITEM VoL, Not Louis Koza / Loopers6@aol.com NEWS FOR TODAY ‘Superman Created by Jerry Siegel & Joe Shuster UPERMAN DAILIES BY WIN MORTIMER MEETS STEVE ALLEN (On January 16, 2024 Mike Korcek, frend and me the following: Hey Lou, Saw your (FB) post thisaim. about you trying to collect the Super- ‘man Dally strips between 1951 and 1959, Loved the IDW reprint Books and extremely dsappo: Inted they didnot continue the project. Fm @ big Win Mortimer fan and his art on the daies from thaterais awesome. Fé love to see the entre Steve Allen are. Would you reprint in some form? MK. | wrote Mike back enthused about the Kea and soon | was rummaging through my files in order to see if Ihad the run, Whichit turned out 1 have most. inrecent years 've come to really appreciate the craftsmanship ofthe Superman ews strip ats, Win Mortimer. This sy tob- worked during the “Adventures of Superman” teleusion show staring George Reeves. Per Information on Wikipedia, Mc Mortimer was born in Canada on May", 1818 and passed away on January 1, 1988, ‘Then theres popular radio and television talkshow host, Stove Allen. He was boen In New York ity on December 26,1921 and passed away on October 30, 2000. He was a household name ‘and from 1958 to 1957, he was the it talkshow host for “The Tonight show” It was only natural he entered int the story line because of (somewhat) his resemblance to Clark Kent. In bindsight, he should have had George Reeves on his show. you are purest at heart please note that took Straitions, added back lost borders and restored black areas from fae. | wanted to bring back = much of the Win Mortimer ink and give the reader clear perception of the craftsmanship. Nota single ine was compromised. figured | had only one shot doing this and | made the decision to clean away anything that was not Win Mortimer” Doesn't make sense to spent countless hours on this personal project and then present a grimey, substandard series of panels 's Win Mortimer that fthe importance. (Ok, 50 that’s about it. Enloy the amazing work fof Win Mortimer from October 3, 1955 through todaniary6 956 Thane, Loa yoseot Resources: Newspapes.com 1DC Database at de fandom.com Wikipedia. com Cover design by Lou Kor. Usized Photoshop and Artifical nteligence Special advisor: Mike KorcekIontyad Cee Es) Aisa ea aad PP ead Tgivontyad Coan THURSDAY October 13, 1955 ag CERES) PP as RR) ON eC eadSUS ss ese ag eam bad Cree OL SC ea}Bena Cea) SS as eed ag Cee me) Pao SEREDNovember 3, 1955 esd Ree) Rees) Praag Pea ey Og Reedeeu) esd Rue ead RS RUE} Pisa ea Ey CA mE}een od Rum) agTere eae OO EyPeed i=), a ae OL os=) a sca ee FRIDAY Dae PSS ae RE) OO ROE}ened Pee SS Amu) PSN Sa LD CO a mA} Originally presented by A McClure Newspaper Syndicated Features Corp. 1955, National Comics Publications, Inc.Pena Peccu a aed A=) a cue Pao ae eC)A=) a uA Gad December 30, 1955 OO A DES}Happy Birthday Soa Peed Pos CET Originally presented by ‘A McClure Newspaper Syndicated Features Corp. 1956, National Comics Publications, Inc.MTT la eRe acre Tres fort Peer) fener) e AGLOL CTOMITS Cera) Conia Feeney PEC rer) fend July 1953 acd [errr} roa) eesee eee VIM olt il ta LeR ole RON Ua crag fer) | ce) Spies 2 SS ‘ char Piracy Peer} No. 7 foe fo Ceca fom) Sear) ieee Pivaree) (Eee) May 1950 No. 83 Pea)(a COMICS) De ad Comal rac) em A April 1953 ome) Peers No. 189 ACTON Pia ee eT aea) roma ener Cea Win Mortimer DC Comics Cover Gallery eee eee De ome fea ras Perey No. 192 AcaPRM ee i ta Ree RSE EP.2 F r esse raed PeTTRE LT} ea eee No. 94 April 1951 Come) recy ree [renee Caer) [er Preece) TORIES read GNIS} ‘August 1952 roa era)Win Mortimer DC Comics Cover Gallery & other items ea) eon aces No. 154 Te os ~ oh,Some Tough Questions for Superman June 5,1954 swe-Year-Old David Terry Insists on Getting Answers From His Idel St» Louls Post Dispatch (Mi) Producer of TV films ap- proached him with the idea of playing Superman. “I. aaid, “Superman what's that?” Td heard of the comic strip, but thats all T knew.” Then {'said, ‘why not’ and went to work.” George didn't. take his role too seriously at first, but it wasn't long until he ‘saw. the responsibility he had taken on as the idol of millions of soung- sters, and he made up his mind to live up to it 0 FE day about five years ago Li jeeueeeen' This presentation is dedicated to all the ‘SUPERMAN fans around the world. To all those who felt the enfluence to lead good honest lives by knowing in the real world that “Crime doesn’t pay.” Thank you Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster who captured an imagination and Harry Donenfeld who drove the character to far reaching heights. Win Mortimer, who took us into Superman's world.