Superman 62: Black Magic On Mars. (DC, 1950).

The pairing of Superman and Orson Welles must rate as one of the oddest crossover comics ever created, but how this came about is probably lost in the mists of time. I can find no reference in any biography of Welles to indicate that DC Comics sought permission for the use of his name and likeness .... read more.

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Front Cover from Superman #62: Black Magic On Mars.	Interior panel from Superman 62: Black Magic On Mars.	Interior panel from Superman 62: Black Magic On Mars.

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Black Magic (1949) Orson Welles, movie poster.

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1955 Classics Illustrated 124. The most famous and enduring comic book adaptation of The War Of The Worlds.