Action Comics #8 (1939)

Action Comics #8 (1939) features a thrilling tale of Superman in the Slums. Written by the creators of Superman, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, this issue sees Superman taking on a nefarious fence named Gimpy. Gimpy has been using wayward boys to steal from wealthy people, but Superman isn't going to let him get away with it. After rescuing the boys, Superman turns his attention to the larger problem at hand - the slums themselves. In addition to this exciting story, readers can also enjoy Chuck Dawson's Inter City Ski Tournament, Butch the Pup, and the Adventures of Marco Polo, among other intriguing features. This issue's cover art is particularly noteworthy, as it pays homage to the iconic illustration "The Battle at Glen Falls" by N.C. Wyeth. As comic book enthusiasts ourselves, we know the importance of preserving and collecting these precious pieces of history. At Comics Into Cash, we are dedicated to providing fair appraisals and purchasing collections directly from those looking to part with them. Trust us for all of your comic book needs.