Jewish Mythology - Comic Book Adaptations

Comic Book Adaptations

In comic book circles it is often suggested that the two Jewish creators of the Superman comic, which was essentially the beginning of superhero comics and comic books, were partly inspired by the story of the Golem of Prague.

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