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Curt Swan
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American · 1920–1996

DC Presents

Type
Comic art page
Technique
Pencil and Ink
Dimensions
29 x 43 cm
Reference
b03126d88d2e-1

About the artist

Curt Swan

Curt Swan was the defining artist of Superman for more than three decades. Active at DC from the late 1940s, he drew essentially every Superman family title through the Silver and Bronze Ages, establishing the definitive look of the character for generations of readers. His 1986 two-part story Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?, written by Alan Moore, stands as a consensus landmark of superhero comics.

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Curt Swan original comic art.

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Artist
Curt Swan
Title
DC Presents
Technique
Pencil and Ink
Dimensions
29 × 43 cm
Ref. b03126d88d2e-1
El Arte del Cómic
Certificate №
EADC-2026-14484

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