With Superman the most popular he’s been in decades, a new Siegel & Shuster Superman Plaza in Cleveland honors the Man of ...

Community members, county leaders and members of the Siegel & Shuster Society gathered to celebrate the unveiling of the new ...

Cleveland honored its comic book heritage with the unveiling of a new Superman statue and a tribute plaza to creators Jerry ...

After years of unsuccessful plans and stalled deals to find a permanent home for the statues, Cuyahoga County Councilman Pernel Jones Jr., who represents District 8, stepped in. According to Goldie, ...

Michael Sangiacomo, founding board member of Siegel and Shuster Society talks about how Superman was born in Cleveland during a kick-off for a $2.5 million fundraiser at the Cleveland History Center ...

The highly-anticipated Superman statue was unveiled Saturday morning, and many attendees donned capes and Superman shirts to ...

There was a time when all you needed for a good comic book story was a hero like Superman battling a villain like Lex Luthor. But today’s fans expect more. They’re no longer satisfied with simply ...

On Saturday, community members, comic book fans, county leaders and members of the Siegel & Shuster Society gathered downtown ...

Watch Phil Weiss appraise a 1943 Jerry Siegel & Joe Shuster-signed Superman sketch in this exclusive online segment.

Two new statues honoring Superman have landed in Cleveland. The statues were unveiled in the newly named Superman Plaza at ...

Like Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, many of the early cartoonists were the children of immigrants or immigrants themselves, often from Southern and Eastern Europe.

Gunn said that the reporter was the one who first remarked that Superman co-creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster were the sons of immigrants and that the character was written as an immigrant story.