How to pronounce“shust”in English

Shuster was the was the publisher of the of the US edition in control the foreign rights and they're actually thrilled I mean normally they probably wouldn't say

Joe Shuster's home. And Joe Shuster is an artist teenage nerd.

and Shuster, was something that was in here , was like somebody that he

And Joe Shuster in his first rendition of the Superman character draws a guy who is speeding in to save a man who is being robbed who looks suspiciously like Michael Siegel.

Just go read some of the stuff that Siegel and Shuster did.

That as you say is really Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster and it is a book that is so good

they didn't object to it the production people Simon and Shuster to them it was it was the most interesting thing they've done in a long time they usually

Only something magical happens that the moment that Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster develop their character, America is at a moment when it needs a hero maybe more than it ever has

And he failed his eye test and this was a particularly compelling explanation for Joe Shuster who had terrible eye sight and who was drawing Superman.

And we need a hero and Jerry Shus, Joe Shuster and Jerry Siegel give us a hero in a magical moment that guarantees that starting from that very first issue in June 1938, basically

product of a somewhat random shuffle there so uh it was pretty interesting getting Simon and Shuster to go along

Now, the artwork was done in 1946, written by Jerry Siegel, drawn by the Joe Shuster Studios.

And this guy tells this story that when he was growing up in New Jersey, one day his dad was walking down the street in whatever his home town was and Joe Shuster comes out

So the guy then takes out of his knapsack at the Boston Public Library, two pencil drawings that are the absolute spitting image of the original Joe Shuster Superman and he says