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Action Comics first saw publication in June 1938. It's most famous for having the debut of Franchise/{{Superman}} in its first issue. What many people do not realize, however, is that Action Comics, like most ComicBooks of its day, was an [[AnthologyComic anthology]] containing multiple unrelated stories. As such, Action Comics #1 also marked the debut of Zatara the magician, perhaps better known today as the father of Comicbook/{{Zatanna}}.
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** See that image up there? That scene happens in the story.
** It [[InternalHomage also happens]] in other stories, like ''ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis'' and ''ComicBook/FinalNight''.
** Creator/MarvelComics have also paid homage to this cover.
** See that image up there? That scene happens in the story.
** It [[InternalHomage also happens]] in other stories, like ''ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis'' and ''ComicBook/FinalNight''.
** Creator/MarvelComics have also paid homage to this cover.
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**SceneCover: See that image up there? That scene happens in the story.
** It [[InternalHomage also happens]] in other stories, like ''ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis'' and ''ComicBook/FinalNight''.
** Creator/MarvelComics have also paid homage to this cover.story.
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** It [[InternalHomage also happens]] in other stories, like ''ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis'' and ''ComicBook/FinalNight''.
** Creator/MarvelComics have also paid homage to this cover.
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* LongRunner: From 1938 to today, with no sign of slowing down or stopping aside from the occasional promotional reboot.
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The book reached issue 904 before being renumbered with a new #1 for DC's 2011 Comicbook/{{New 52}} relaunch.
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The book reached issue 904 before being renumbered with a new #1 for DC's 2011 Comicbook/{{New 52}} relaunch.
relaunch. In February 2016, it was revealed that, as part of the ''ComicBook/DCRebirth'' initiative, ''Action'' will have its numbering restored in June 2016, starting with #957 (Vol. 2 0-52 counting as #905-956)
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Action Comics first saw publication in June 1938. It's most famous for having the debut of ComicBook/{{Superman}} in its first issue. What many people do not realize, however, is that Action Comics, like most ComicBooks of its day, was an [[AnthologyComic anthology]] containing multiple unrelated stories. As such, Action Comics #1 also marked the debut of Zatara the magician, perhaps better known today as the father of Comicbook/{{Zatanna}}.
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Action Comics first saw publication in June 1938. It's most famous for having the debut of ComicBook/{{Superman}} Franchise/{{Superman}} in its first issue. What many people do not realize, however, is that Action Comics, like most ComicBooks of its day, was an [[AnthologyComic anthology]] containing multiple unrelated stories. As such, Action Comics #1 also marked the debut of Zatara the magician, perhaps better known today as the father of Comicbook/{{Zatanna}}.
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* BreakthroughHit: Action Comics #1 was the first truly successful comic published by DCComics.
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* TeamUpSeries: It was a Superman team-up book for a while PostCrisis after ''ComicBook/DCComicsPresents'' ended.
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** It [[InternalHomage also happens]] in [[InfiniteCrisis other]] [[FinalNight stories]].
** MarvelComics have also paid homage to this cover.
** It [[InternalHomage also happens]] in [[InfiniteCrisis other]] [[FinalNight stories]].
** MarvelComics have also paid homage to this cover.
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* SceneCover: SceneCover:
** See that image up there? That scene happens in the story.
** It [[InternalHomage also happens]] in[[InfiniteCrisis other]] [[FinalNight stories]].
other stories, like ''ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis'' and ''ComicBook/FinalNight''.
**MarvelComics Creator/MarvelComics have also paid homage to this cover.
** See that image up there? That scene happens in the story.
** It [[InternalHomage also happens]] in
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* TeamUpSeries: It was a Superman team-up book for a while PostCrisis after ''DCComicsPresents'' ended.
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* ''ComicBook/TheBlackRing'' (Creator/PaulCornell's story arc with Lex Luthor as VillainProtagonist)
* [[ComicBook/GrantMorrisonsActionComics Grant Morrison's run]] (the beginning of the New 52 relaunch)
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* DisproportionateRetribution: In the {{New 52}} universe, [[GreatGazoo Mr. Mxyzptlk]] is a 5th Dimension imp who works as the Court Jester for the land of Zrfff. He entertains the kingdom by annoying the heroes of several worlds, including {{Superman}}, and letting Zrfff watch. King Brpxz was so impressed that he eventually allowed him to marry his daughter Gsptlnz. Enraged with jealously over Mxyzptlk's popularity and success, the kingdom's other jester, Vyndktvx, murdered the king and framed Mxyzptlk for it. He then wiped out '''228''' worlds, and decided to uses his powers to secretly make Superman's life a living hell before eventually killing him, even assembling an "Anti-Superman Army". Of course, Superman [[UnknownRival has no idea who he is]], but Vyndktvx holds him responsible for Mxyzptlk's success because the kingdom really liked how he was the only hero to best Mxyzptlk.
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* {{Prequel}}: The Comicbook/{{New 52}} relaunch told the story of his re-[[SupermanSecretOrigin re-]][[ComicBook/SupermanBirthright re-]][[ComicBook/TheManOfSteel revised]] origin.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: In the {{New 52}} universe, [[GreatGazoo Mr. Mxyzptlk]] is a 5th Dimension imp who works as the Court Jester for the land of Zrfff. He entertains the kingdom by annoying the heroes of several worlds, including {{Superman}}, and letting Zrfff watch. King Brpxz was so impressed that he eventually allowed him to marry his daughter Gsptlnz. Enraged with jealously over Mxyzptlk's popularity and success, the kingdom's other jester, Vyndktvx, murdered the king and framed Mxyzptlk for it. He then wiped out '''228''' worlds, and decided to uses his powers to secretly make Superman's life a living hell before eventually killing him, even assembling an "Anti-Superman Army". Of course, Superman [[UnknownRival has no idea who he is]], but Vyndktvx holds him responsible for Mxyzptlk's success because the kingdom really liked how he was the only hero to best Mxyzptlk.
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Action Comics first saw publication in June 1938. It's most famous for having the debut of ComicBook/{{Superman}} in its first issue. What many people do not realize, however, is that Action Comics, like most ComicBooks of its day, was an [[AnthologyComic anthology]] containing multiple unrelated stories. As such, Action Comics #1 also marked the debut of Zatara the magician, perhaps better known today as the father of {{Zatanna}}.
Comicbook/{{Zatanna}}.
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Action Comics first saw publication in June 1938. It's most famous for having the debut of Comicbook/{{Superman}} ComicBook/{{Superman}} in its first issue. What many people do not realize, however, is that Action Comics, like most ComicBooks of its day, was an [[AnthologyComic anthology]] containing multiple unrelated stories. As such, Action Comics #1 also marked the debut of Zatara the magician, perhaps better known today as the father of {{Zatanna}}.
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** The series went back to an anthology format in 1988 with ''Action Comics Weekly'', running from issues 601-642 before Superman took over again, and the comic returned to the monthly format.
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one that started it all.]]]]
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* HeroesFightBarehanded: It had... uh... fist air fight: [[http://www.comicvine.com/action-comics-its-a-bird-its-a-plane-its-supermobile/37-121620/ Supermobile]].
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Action Comics first saw publication in June 1938. It's most famous for having the debut of Comicbook/{{Superman}} in its first issue. What many people do not realize, however, is that Action Comics, like most ComicBooks of its day, was an [[AnthologyComic anthology]] containing multiple unrelated stories. As such, Action Comics #1 also marked the debut of Zatara the magician, perhaps better known today as the father of {{Zatanna}}.
As times changed, comics began to drop the anthology format, and now Action Comics is mainly just another Superman title. The book returned to the anthology format for awhile in the 80s, becoming Action Comics Weekly, but that was short-lived.
The book reached issue 904 before being renumbered with a new #1 for DC's 2011 {{New 52}} relaunch.
If you were looking for the [[BritishComics British comic serial]] ''named'' "Action!", see [[Comicbook/{{Action}} here]].
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!!Tropes Found In Action Comics (aside from those mentioned on the {{Superman}} page):
* AliensMadeThemDoIt: [[{{Squick}} The notorious issues #592 and #593.]]
* AnthologyComic: Until Superman just [[SpotlightStealingSquad flat-out took over]].
* BreakthroughHit: Action Comics #1 was the first truly successful comic published by DCComics.
* LongRunner: From 1938 to today, with no sign of slowing down or stopping aside from the occasional promotional reboot.
* {{Prequel}}: The {{New 52}} relaunch is currently telling the story of his re-[[SupermanSecretOrigin re-]][[SupermanBirthright re-]][[TheManOfSteel revised]] origin.
* SceneCover: See that image up there? That scene happens in the story.
** It [[InternalHomage also happens]] in [[InfiniteCrisis other]] [[FinalNight stories]].
** MarvelComics have also paid homage to this cover.
* TeamUpSeries: It was a Superman team-up book for a while PostCrisis after ''DCComicsPresents'' ended.
* VillainProtagonist: PaulCornell's run has featured LexLuthor as the main character (but it looks like Superman will be reclaiming it after #900).
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[[caption-width-right:350:[[{{Superman}} The One That Started It All]]]]
Action Comics first saw publication in June 1938. It's most famous for having the debut of Comicbook/{{Superman}} in its first issue. What many people do not realize, however, is that Action Comics, like most ComicBooks of its day, was an [[AnthologyComic anthology]] containing multiple unrelated stories. As such, Action Comics #1 also marked the debut of Zatara the magician, perhaps better known today as the father of {{Zatanna}}.
As times changed, comics began to drop the anthology format, and now Action Comics is mainly just another Superman title. The book returned to the anthology format for awhile in the 80s, becoming Action Comics Weekly, but that was short-lived.
The book reached issue 904 before being renumbered with a new #1 for DC's 2011 {{New 52}} relaunch.
If you were looking for the [[BritishComics British comic serial]] ''named'' "Action!", see [[Comicbook/{{Action}} here]].
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!!Tropes Found In Action Comics (aside from those mentioned on the {{Superman}} page):
* AliensMadeThemDoIt: [[{{Squick}} The notorious issues #592 and #593.]]
* AnthologyComic: Until Superman just [[SpotlightStealingSquad flat-out took over]].
* BreakthroughHit: Action Comics #1 was the first truly successful comic published by DCComics.
* LongRunner: From 1938 to today, with no sign of slowing down or stopping aside from the occasional promotional reboot.
* {{Prequel}}: The {{New 52}} relaunch is currently telling the story of his re-[[SupermanSecretOrigin re-]][[SupermanBirthright re-]][[TheManOfSteel revised]] origin.
* SceneCover: See that image up there? That scene happens in the story.
** It [[InternalHomage also happens]] in [[InfiniteCrisis other]] [[FinalNight stories]].
** MarvelComics have also paid homage to this cover.
* TeamUpSeries: It was a Superman team-up book for a while PostCrisis after ''DCComicsPresents'' ended.
* VillainProtagonist: PaulCornell's run has featured LexLuthor as the main character (but it looks like Superman will be reclaiming it after #900).
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