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Superman Issue 365 Page 4

Artists: Curt Swan (Penciller) ,  Frank Chiaramonte (Inker)

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Title: Superman Issue 365 Page 4
Artist: Curt Swan (Penciller)
Artist: Frank Chiaramonte (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 109
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Comments: 16
Added to Site: 12/8/2025
Comic Art Archive: Superman
Issue: 365   Page: 4

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A chair? I wish I had a chair. I have to sleep standing up.

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Paul Roach 
Member Since 2014

1 - Posted on 12/8/2025

Well, a super-yawn is an unexpected feature. That's an unusual page to have!

Kavi H 
Member Since 2018

1 - Posted on 12/8/2025

Splotches be bitches! With a chair that comfy I'm surprised he isn't drooling by panel 7. The good news is Chile has some banger empanadas and humitas/tamales - bring back lunch Clark!

Rick W 
Member Since 2017

1 - Posted on 12/8/2025

If this isn't a Silver Sow award winner, I don't know what is.

Marcus Wai 
Member Since 2005

1 - Posted on 12/8/2025

Some penicillin would have cleared that up for Supergirl too.

Troy C. Punswick 
Member Since 2008

1 - Posted on 12/8/2025

It's taken Superman 365 issues to be honored by the mayor and Chamber of Commerce.  He must be wondering why in the hell it has taken so long!!!

Ruben DaCollector 
Member Since 2008

1 - Posted on 12/8/2025

Ah, good ol' DC Comics. Even well into the 1980's, they stupidly still thought that the comics audience averaged around 8 years old and continued to infuse their Superman stories with wasted, nonsensical panels of Superman yawning to indicate he was tired. Unbelievable to think that stupidity lasted almost half a century before someone at the company finally wisened up. Seeing OA page now brings a different light to it, of course, in a fun and silly way. But they're simultaneously a reminder of the mindnumbing and seeming impossibility of an entire corporation still thinking their customer base for their Superman comics was the EXACT SAME ONE since 1938!

John C 
Member Since 2014

1 - Posted on 12/8/2025

Ruben DaCollector wrote:

Ah, good ol' DC Comics. Even well into the 1980's, they stupidly still thought that the comics audience averaged around 8 years old and continued to infuse their Superman stories with wasted, nonsensical panels of Superman yawning to indicate he was tired. Unbelievable to think that stupidity lasted almost half a century before someone at the company finally wisened up. Seeing OA page now brings a different light to it, of course, in a fun and silly way. But they're simultaneously a reminder of the mindnumbing and seeming impossibility of an entire corporation still thinking their customer base for their Superman comics was the EXACT SAME ONE since 1938!

Well, in DC's defence. I was 9 when this came out. 

Ruben DaCollector 
Member Since 2008

1 - Posted on 12/8/2025

John C wrote:

Well, in DC's defence. I was 9 when this came out. 

Hah! Yes, but that was the problem. The ONLY people buying the Superman comics were kids your age and there weren't enough of you to even sustain continued publication. Did you know that for many years, the Superman comics (also others like Batman and Wonder Woman!) had a print run that wasn't high enough to break even on? The only reason they didn't cancel the continued publishin of the comics is because they parent company (WB) understood the IP value of the characters, particularly in merchandising, so they had no real choice but to keep publishing the comics as a loss leader just to keep character awareness in the public eye, for the sake of the merchandising to continue. 

John C 
Member Since 2014

1 - Posted on 12/8/2025

Ruben DaCollector wrote:

Hah! Yes, but that was the problem. The ONLY people buying the Superman comics were kids your age and there weren't enough of you to even sustain continued publication. Did you know that for many years, the Superman comics (also others like Batman and Wonder Woman!) had a print run that wasn't high enough to break even on? The only reason they didn't cancel the continued publishin of the comics is because they parent company (WB) understood the IP value of the characters, particularly in merchandising, so they had no real choice but to keep publishing the comics as a loss leader just to keep character awareness in the public eye, for the sake of the merchandising to continue. 

I also had Superman Underwear. So I was doing my part.

Chaykin Dude 
Member Since 2008

1 - Posted on 12/9/2025

John C wrote:

I also had Superman Underwear. So I was doing my part.

I went for Batman Underroos!

Damon Wright 
Member Since 2008

1 - Posted on 12/8/2025

Beautifully classic!

Bill J 
Member Since 2009

1 - Posted on 12/9/2025

Wow! (YAWN!) That really takes me back to...ZZZZZZZZ!

Miki Annamanthadoo 
Member Since 2003

1 - Posted on 12/9/2025

Sploch, sploch, Supergirl on a slab lies
Yawn, yawn, Superman closes his eyes
Bzzz, bzzz, he’s out of his sleep
Up up and away he flies!

Neon Dragon 
Member Since 2017

1 - Posted on 12/10/2025

Damn Commodore 64!

John C 
Member Since 2014

1 - Posted on 12/10/2025

Neon Dragon wrote:

Damn Commodore 64!

Clark is only pretending he's tired from all the rescues and superheroing but it's really due to late game nights playing The Last Ninja.

K Gearon 
Member Since 2011

1 - Posted on 1/21/2026

Supes needs super sleep!  Come on, computer!

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