2002 March Comic Auction - Session 4

Action Comics #1 (DC,1938). The number one comic book of all time, Action #1 represents the pinnacle of collecting, a landmark issue introducing Super

Action Comics #2 (DC, 1938). After seeing Action #1 on the newsstands, DC became nervous that the cover was too sensational, and yanked Superman from

Action Comics #3 (DC, 1938). Still carrying on the tradition of hiding their best character from the cover, DC released the third historical issue of

Action Comics #4 (DC, 1938). A beautiful unrestored copy of Action #4 with the Canadian Mountie cover. Nice tight and flat book with a few small piece

Action Comics #19 (DC, 1939). Kicking off the beginning of the Superman covers, this issue features the Man of Steel disabling a cannon, one of many v

Action Comics #21 (DC, 1940). On this Shuster war cover, Superman descends upon a U-boat, delivering a bomb for its inhabitants. DC took a pacifist vi

Action Comics #24 (DC, 1940). Another great Superman cover showcasing Shuster's indelible art style, as Superman busts through yet another wall ...

Action Comics #59 Mile High pedigree (DC,1943). One of the few DC war covers with Superman attacking the Nazis, a beautiful piece by the great Jack B

Action Comics #77 Mile High pedigree (DC, 1944). Superhero DC's have always been some of the most desirable Mile High books, representing the cr...

Action Comics #98 (DC, 1946). A great "just hanging around" cover with Superman. This book has the last "large logo" and is a to...