2002 March Comic Auction - Session 4

New York World's Fair Comics (1940 Edition) (DC, 1940). This issue marks the first time Superman, Batman, and Robin appeared together on the cov...

Real Fact Comics #8 (DC, 1947). A classic issue featuring the second Tommy Tomorrow story, and a partial Virgil Finlay cover. This is a very solid co

Sensation Comics #1 (DC, 1942). Wonder Woman's meteoric rise in the DC universe is famous; first appearing in All-Star #8 as a back-up story, sh...

Star Spangled Comics #7 (DC, 1942). A significant issue, this book contains the first appearance of The Guardian and The Newsboy Legion, by Joe Simon

Star Spangled Comics #17 (DC, 1943). Excellent issue featuring Simon and Kirby's popular Newsboy Legion (with The Guardian, of course), as well ...

Star Spangled Comics #19 Mile High pedigree (DC, 1943). Done in true Simon/Kirby style, The Newsboy Legion are at it again, thwarting Nazis at every t

Star Spangled Comics #21 (DC, 1943). While Star Spangled Comics is best known for its Simon and Kirby covers and S&K Newsboy Legion/Guardian sto...

Star Spangled Comics #27 (DC, 1943). An attractive copy of this showcase title with a great Simon and Kirby cover and a Jimmy Thompson Robotman story.

Star Spangled Comics #40 Crowley pedigree (DC, 1945). Known for Simon and Kirby's Newsboy Legion, a stint by Batman and Robin, and the first app...

Star Spangled Comics #54 (DC, 1946). One of the tougher-to-find issues of this long-running title, this book is spotlighted by a great Guardian/Newsbo