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