2002 March Comic Auction - Session 4

Superman #1 (DC, 1939). This Golden Age key marks the first time a comic book was devoted to a single character, a radical idea in 1939. This landmark

Superman #2 (DC, 1939). After a phenomenally successful debut in Action Comics, the powers-that-be at DC quickly afforded the Man of Steel his own ti

Superman #2 (DC, 1939). The Superman series was DC's first attempt at giving a superhero his own title, with the first few issues reprinting sto...

Superman #4 (DC, 1940). A classic Superman book featuring the Man of Steel in action, somewhat similar to the famous Action #1 cover in layout. Lex Lu

Superman #14 (DC, 1942). This issue is a perennial favorite among collectors. In and of itself, it has one of the very finest Golden Age covers, and i

Superman #33 (DC, 1945). This issue features the third appearance of Mr. Mxyztplk, one of Superman's great villains. An attractive copy with lig...

Superman #34 (DC, 1945). A solid copy of this classic WWII era book with a striking Jack Burnley cover. CGC notes, "'101-15-5' written ...

Superman #38 (DC, 1946). Won't this barber ever learn? You can't cut Superman's hair on Earth! The interior contains an atom bomb story,...

Superman #40 (DC, 1946). A beautiful copy of this Golden Age mainstay and American pop-cultural icon, this issue features a cool Mr. Mxyzptlk cover. C

Superman #72 (DC, 1951). This has always been a high demand issue due to its classic sci-fi cover. A very solid copy with good eye-appeal and exceptio

Superman #76 (DC, 1952). The first time Superman and Batman learn each other's secret identities, as well as the first time Batman crossed over ...

Superman Socks Uncut box (DC, 1949). We have never seen one of these before. It is an uncut sheet for the box top of Superman socks. The quality of th

Three-Dimensional Adventures of Superman (DC, 1953). This magazine-sized issue retells the origin of Superman with new art in eye-popping 3-D. An all-

Vintage Superman Group (Various Publishers,1942, 1953). Published in 1942, George Lowther wrote the first book with information on Superman's li...

Tomahawk #1 Mile High pedigree (DC, 1950). This issue presents a rare opportunity. Key issues from the Mile High collection are difficult to acquire i

Western Comics #26 Mile High pedigree (DC, 1951). A near flawless specimen from this famous collection, exhibiting white pages and a perfect spine. A

Western Comics #32 Mile High pedigree (DC, 1952). This copy of Western Comics is truly impressive, looking like it came right off the newsstand yester

Wonder Woman Ashcan #1 (DC, 1942). Ever since their discovery several years ago, the DC ashcans have caused a sensation in the collecting world. Late

Wonder Woman #1 (DC, 1942). On this classic World War II cover by H.G. Peter, Wonder Woman leads the battle against the Axis hordes. The story feature

World's Best Comics #1 (DC, 1941). Born out of the New York World's Fair comics, this is the famous first issue of World's Best Comics, ...