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My Superman page from Action Comics #1 has all of the above, besides Zatara. I owned two different Zatara pages in the past though and they were pretty cool.

A lot. Speaking as someone who also owns a CGC slabbed Superman page from Action Comics #1, I can say without hesitation that I value this front cover piece above the Superman page. Both are incredible, but this is on another level.

It was mailed in, and no. Their customer service was top notch.

Thank you.

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Thank you.

Over the years, I’ve owned a number of pieces from Action Comics #1: including pages 2, 3, 4 (still own), 5 and 7. Those are all incredible pieces. But I can say without hesitation, this front cover “No. 1” tops all of them. Although it may be small in stature, similar to an Inverted Jenny, it’s one of a kind, from the most important single piece of paper in comic book history. Thank you to CGC for doing such an incredible job with it.

It originated from a scrapbook authenticated by Heritage Auctions that included original front cover pieces of Action Comics #1 and others. LINK

I decided to have my original "No. 1 "piece from the front cover of Action Comics #1 slabbed by CGC. I could not be happier with the results. I believe this may be the smallest piece ever slabbed by CGC, but well deserved given the historical significance.

It makes for an interesting conversation. “Joker” was the best pure film, “The Dark Knight” had the best singular antagonist, but Justice League was the greatest universe builder. To see it done with a dark tone, attention to detail, fleshed out backstories and the overall greatness of what the DC Universe could be on film—this is it. It makes the GA books even more desirable and even more fun to collect. We’re seeing the original GA roots realized on film in a stunning, well-crafted, interconnected way. Us GA collectors are experiencing a cinematic “Golden Age.”

Action Comics #1 (page 3) • 1st app. of the “Daily Star” (Daily Planet) • 1st time Superman changes into his alter ego, Clark Kent LINK

It’s the most fun I’ve had as a DC fan and as a GA comic book collector (as it pertains to Hollywood) in a long time. Enjoy!

I will keep this completely spoiler free as everyone should have the opportunity to experience this film for themselves. It may be the greatest comic book film of all-time, above and beyond anything we’ve seen from Marvel and frankly, I’m almost speechless as I’m still in the process of absorbing it all and watching it for a second time. With over 25,000 audience ratings in, the film stands at 96% on Rotten Tomatoes, but it’s so much more. As a golden age comic book collector with a focus on first appearances and historically significant books—I’ve never been this excited about the key books our hobby has to offer. We are so spoiled to have this film.

Collectibles of far lesser notoriety have exploded in value. This is arguably the most popular character in comics, issue No. 1, with the first 2 appearances of the Joker. 50k may seem ambitious, but I would not be at all surprised to see it reach that or more.

My goodness. Absolutely stunning.

I would not be the least bit surprised to see this sell for over $50,000 — perhaps well over $50,000.

I can speak for myself as a Superman and Batman fan, this has me more interested in GA comic books than I’ve ever been before. This is more epic than the most hyped Avengers film was for the MCU.

Hey guys, I just watched the trailer for the Snyder Cut of Justice League and I must say, I’m pretty excited. In my lifetime, I’ve never seen movie of this magnitude remade with this much effort and additional footage added. Maybe I’m missing something? What do you feel this may mean for the FMV of GA books featuring these characters? Key DC books have soared in spite of sometimes lackluster/negative film reviews. What happens if something truly great is released?

Not only does it get you in, it puts you in rarified air. Incredible page, with a lot of Superman artwork, from the greatest and most desirable book in our hobby. Big-time congrats!

Thank you.

I found this thread to be incredibly informative. Now that the new style CGC slabs have been out for a few years, has anyone noticed any “bowing” that has developed over time?

Does anyone have a high resolution scan of the back cover?