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Superman

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High Value: $3,600

Minimum Value: $44

Action Comics #95 (1946)

Action Comics #95 is a classic edition of the Superman series that you won't want to miss. The story takes us on an exciting ride through Metropolis, where the arrival of the Prankster puts Superman to the test. The Prankster promises to get rid of Superman once and for all by making him look like a fool in front of the citizens of Metropolis. The Man of Steel faces a series of embarrassments as he tries to save the city, including getting hit in the face with a custard pie and rescuing a dummy instead of a real person. After one final humiliation, Superman leaves the city in disgust. But when a crime wave envelops Metropolis, Superman realizes that the Prankster is behind it all and sets out to catch him.

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High Value: $3,600

Minimum Value: $44

Action Comics #99 (1946)

Action Comics #99 is a thrilling story that follows Superman and Lois Lane as they come to the aid of an archaeologist named Burton Hayes who is being terrorized by an ancient Malayan doll. This doll is believed to bring bad luck to its wearer and Hayes is desperate to get rid of it. Lois, however, is skeptical of the curse and wears the doll herself, only to become the victim of a series of bizarre accidents. Superman takes the doll from her and discovers that it is being used to call followers to kill its wearer. Meanwhile, Hayes's partner has a plan to kill him and steal a fortune in gems they brought back from Malaya. This story is action-packed and full of suspense and is a must-read for any comic book enthusiast. At Comics Into Cash, we are experts in appraising and purchasing comic book collections, which makes us your best option for selling your collection directly. Contact us today to get started!

High Value: $3,600

Minimum Value: $44

Action Comics #93 (1946)

In Action Comics #93, Superman takes on the role of Santa Claus as he travels around the world reuniting refugee children with their families in time for Christmas. This heartwarming story takes Superman from Alaska to China, Russia, Holland, Norway, and even Venezuela where he makes it snow for the very first time. Although this may not be the most highly sought-after comic in our collection, it's still a classic and a fun read for the holiday season. If you happen to have a copy of Action Comics #93 or any other comic book collection, let Comics Into Cash give you a free appraisal or make a fair offer to purchase your collection today. Trust us to give you the best value for your comics.

High Value: $3,600

Minimum Value: $44

Action Comics #96 (1946)

In this comic book, we follow a story about a struggling writer named Dan Judd. He decides to become a criminal to gather research for his next book. He comes up with new ways of committing crimes, which involves reversing the roles of victims and criminals. He forces victims to give him money and valuable items. However, Superman gets involved, and Judd uses gas to escape. Later on, his henchmen steal his cash and destroy his script to protect themselves. Superman saves Judd and rounds up the thugs. This story is called "Haircut - and a Close Shave!" and is part of Action Comics #96, published in 1946. If you're interested in the world of comic books or are looking to sell your collection, come to Comics Into Cash. We have extensive knowledge and experience and are dedicated to providing honest appraisals and fair prices.

High Value: $3,600

Minimum Value: $44

Action Comics #94 (1946)

In Action Comics #94, Superman is at his heroic best as he valiantly saves Betty Wilder's lumber business from ruin. After Lois Lane and Clark Kent stumble upon some sinister plans at the lumber camp, Superman steps in to cut down 100 redwoods and chain them together to float them down-river to meet Betty's delivery deadline. However, millionaire Bullwer Rylie tries to thwart Superman's plans by hiring an accomplice to blow up part of the river bank, hoping to divert the logs. But Superman, being the Man of Steel that he is, saves the day and ensures that the logs reach their destination on time. This story is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat with its action, suspense, and heroism. So, if you're looking for a thrilling read with Superman at his finest, look no further than Action Comics #94. And if you're looking to sell your collection of comics, come to Comics Into Cash, where our expertise and reputation make us the top destination for comic book sales.

High Value: $3,500

Minimum Value: $42

World's Finest Comics #29 (1947)

In World's Finest Comics #29, you'll find the iconic Superman in an adventure called "The Books That Couldn't Be Found!" In this tale, Superman is on a mission to help charity by putting unique bindings on three rare books. Meanwhile, Green Arrow has his own adventure in "The Ruby With the Magic Curse", while Super Sleuth McFooey is facing a case of "Nothing But Money, Money, Money!" The Boy Commandos also make an appearance in "The Faces of History." There's even a text story by Max Olin called "BEBE one for the books", featuring a character named stuffy the tramp. And let's not forget about Batman and Robin, who find themselves in "The Second Chance!" If you happen to have a copy of World's Finest Comics #29, don't wait to contact us. We offer free appraisals and will give you a fair price for your collection! Trust us, we know comic books, and we're happy to help.

High Value: $3,500

Minimum Value: $42

World's Finest Comics #30 (1947)

In World's Finest Comics #30, you'll get to read two iconic stories featuring Superman and Batman. First, you'll follow Superman as he takes on a new persona - Sheriff Clark Kent - in an unexpected turn of events. Then, you'll join Batman and Robin as they investigate a group of robbers known as "The Penny Plunderers." This issue also includes other exciting stories featuring Green Arrow, Zatara, and the Boy Commandos. And let's not forget the first appearance of the giant penny in the Batcave! Trust us when we say that this is a must-have addition to any comic book collection.

High Value: $3,500

Minimum Value: $42

Superman #60 (1949)

In this thrilling issue of Superman #60, we see our hero take on multiple challenges, from posing as Perry White to protect him from a dangerous racketeer boss, to facing off against the Toyman's super thinking machine. The storylines are engaging and showcase Superman's bravery and intelligence. If you have this comic book or others like it, I urge you to reach out to us at Comics Into Cash for a free appraisal or to sell your collection to us. Our reputation for fair prices and knowledgeable service is unmatched in the industry. Don't hesitate to contact us and see for yourself.

High Value: $3,500

Minimum Value: $42

World's Finest Comics #26 (1947)

In World's Finest Comics #26, we see a thrilling adventure featuring Superman and Batman in their respective stories "The Confessions of Superman" and "His Highness, Prince Robin!" The former follows Superman as he writes his autobiography and struggles with whether or not his publisher will believe it. Meanwhile, Batman and Robin take on a dangerous mission as they encounter a prince in need of their help.

But that's not all - readers will also enjoy other exciting tales, including Zatara in "Magic by Proxy," the Boy Commandos in "Land Beyond the Sky," and Green Arrow in "The Human Fly Crimes." And let's not forget "The Spirit of '46" by Johnny Everyman and a two-page text story by Tom Neill titled "The Last Mile."

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High Value: $3,500

Minimum Value: $42

Superman #51 (1948)

In Superman #51 (1948), we witness the mischievous Mr. Mxyztplk on the hunt for a bride. Will Superman be able to keep him at bay and save the day? And that's not all - our favorite hero also faces off against the Magnetic Mobster, Mr. Ohm, Pudge Purdy, and Chief Hot Foot. He even finds time to hit the books in the full-text story, Book Learning. Join Superman, Lois Lane, Perry White, and all the other memorable characters in this action-packed issue. If you're a comic book collector, this is one you won't want to miss. Trust us, we know our comics at Comics Into Cash. We're the experts when it comes to appraising and buying collections. Contact us today to learn more.

High Value: $3,500

Minimum Value: $42

Superman #66 (1950)

Superman #66, written by William Woolfolk, features the 'Babe of Steel' in a battle against the notorious Prankster. While trying to steal a diamond necklace, the Prankster discovers the fountain of youth in the Florida everglades. He uses it to make a former child star young again so she can get a part in a movie. After Superman thwarts his plan, the Prankster tries to make Lois drink the water so she will become young, only to find Clark drinks it instead and turns into a baby. The issue also includes 'The Last Days of Superman,' in which Superman is weakened by Kryptonite which had been mistaken for a rare gem, and is informed by a doctor that he only has a month left to live. Superman tries to leave a legacy by building stockpiles of coal and oil and a super solar plant before discovering that a sliver of Kryptonite got stuck in a photographer's camera. The hero then rushes to erase a moon message revealing his true identity. If you own this comic, contact us for a complimentary appraisal or to sell your collection for a fair price.

High Value: $3,500

Minimum Value: $42

World's Finest Comics #28 (1947)

Alright, you absolutely have to hear about this one folks, it's a real doozy. We're talking about World's Finest Comics #28, published way back in 1947. Featuring not one, but two of the greatest superheroes of all time, Superman and Batman, this issue is chock-full of thrilling stories that'll keep you on the edge of your seat.

First up, we've got "Superman's Super-Self!" where our man of steel goes toe-to-toe with none other than his arch-nemesis, Lex Luthor. This time, Luthor's outdone himself by creating a giant statue of Superman, which he then brings to life using a special ray. Chaos ensues as the now-animate statue starts rampaging through the streets of Metropolis, wreaking havoc wherever it goes. Can Superman save the day and put a stop to Luthor's latest scheme?

But that's not all, folks. We've also got "Crime Under Glass!" where Batman and Robin team up to take down a mysterious villain known only as The Glass Man. This guy's been sending out glass miniatures to unsuspecting victims, but these aren't your average knick-knacks. Oh no, these glass figurines are coated in a deadly poison that's been killing anyone who touches them. It's up to the dynamic duo to crack the case and bring this villain to justice.

And that's just the tip of the iceberg, folks! With stories featuring Green Arrow, Zatara, and the Boy Commandos, there's something for everyone in this jam-packed issue. If you happen to have a copy of this classic comic in your collection, you're in luck. We here at Comics Into Cash are always on the lookout for great finds like this, and we're happy to provide you with a free appraisal or even buy your collection outright. Trust us, we'll give you a fair price for your treasures. So what are you waiting for? Give us a call today!

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