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Jerry Siegel was a writer for National Periodical Publications and later for DC Comics. Along with artist, Joe Shuster, Jerry helped to create the most famous pop-culture American icon of all time - Superman. The following biliography applies to Jerry's DC contributions only.

Bibliography

Action Comics #1
Action Comics #277
Adventure Comics #40 (3rd story)
All-American Comics #16
Detective Comics #27 (4th story)
New York World's Fair Comics #1

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+'''Jerry Siegel''' was a writer for National Periodical Publications and later for DC Comics. Along with artist, [[Joe Shuster]], Jerry helped to create the most famous pop-culture American icon of all time - [[Superman]]. The following biliography applies to Jerry's DC contributions only.
-[[Category:1939|1939 04]]
+==Bibliography==
+*[[Action Comics 1 (1938)|Action Comics #1]]
+*[[Action Comics 277 (1961)|Action Comics #277]]
+*[[Adventure Comics 40 (1939)#Federal Men|Adventure Comics #40]] ''(3rd story)''
+*[[All-American Comics 16 (1940)|All-American Comics #16]]
+*[[Detective Comics 27 (1939)#Bart Regan|Detective Comics #27]] ''(4th story)''
+*[[New York World's Fair Comics 1 (1939)|New York World's Fair Comics #1]]
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+{{DC Staff}}
+[[Category:Writers|Siegel, Jerry]]