When was Superman first referred to as the “Man of Steel”? - Superman Homepage

Everyone knows Superman as the Man of Steel, but when was the nickname first used? The "Man of Steel" moniker was first used in reference to Superman within the pages of "Action Comics #6" (November 1938). The nickname appeared for the first time in the front page headline of the Daily Star newspaper, reading "Mystery

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