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Summary
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English:
Comics artist
John Romita Jr.
at a June 20, 2019 book signing for
Superman: Year One
#1 (August 2019) at
Midtown Comics
Downtown in
Lower Manhattan
. In the photo, Romita is signing a copy of
The Amazing Spider-Man
#238 (March 1983), which features Romita’s depiction of the first appearance of the original
Hobgoblin
. In the background at right is a poster for
St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital
, to which $2.00 of each signed copy of
Superman: Year One
was donated, as part of the store’s arrangement with Romita.
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