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Superman  (1939)

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Superman #19
Non-Key

DC ⋅ 1942

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Superman #19
 
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Superman #20

DC ⋅ 1943

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Superman #20
 
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$300
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$1k
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$3k

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Cover art by Jack Burnley

Superman #21
Non-Key

DC ⋅ 1942

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Superman #21
 
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Superman #23

DC ⋅ 1943

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Superman #23
 
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$525
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$1.6k
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$5.2k

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Cover art by Jack Burnley

Superman #24

DC ⋅ 1943

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Superman #24
 
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$850
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$2.2k
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$7.7k

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Cover art by Jack Burnley

Superman #25

DC ⋅ 1943

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Superman #25
 
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$175
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$525
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$1.9k

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Clark Kent joins the Army

Superman #30

DC ⋅ 1944

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Superman #30
 
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$380
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$3.8k

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1st appearance and origin of Mr. Mxyzptlk

First time Superman references his ability to "fly", previously he was known to leap

🔮 DC Possibilities: Obviously James Gunn won't have time to do all of these projects but he is familiar with the subject matter and has the creative vision to know what gems are buried in the vast DC catalog to hand-off to the right filmmakers

Superman #33

DC ⋅ 1945

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Superman #33
 
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$130
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$1.3k

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3rd appearance of Mr. Mxyztplk

Superman #34
Non-Key

DC ⋅ 1945

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Superman #34
 
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Red Cross cover

Superman #35
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DC ⋅ 1945

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Superman #35
 
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Superman #38

DC ⋅ 1946

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Superman #38
 
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$115
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$350
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$1.3k

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Classic story about an atomic bomb that was originally meant to be published in Superman #34 but was delayed due to government intervention resulting from heightened security during World War II

The first page of the comic book depicts Lex Luthor unleashing a weapon of mass destruction on Superman with the following text:

Now It Can Be Told. Due to wartime censorship restrictions on subjects dealing with Atomic experiments (see Time [Magazine], Aug. 20 1945, p. 72 and Newsweek, Aug 20 1945 p. 68), this story was not previously released to the public. You'll understand why as you read about the astounding weapon that Superman's ancient foe, Luthor, turns loose against a city in..."The Battle of the Atoms!"

Superman #39
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DC ⋅ 1946

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Superman #39
 
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Superman #45
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DC ⋅ 1947

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Superman #45
 
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