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Superman #1
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10 minutes ago, JollyComics said:

 Publisher: Detective Comics, Inc.

Maybe I am wrong.

I thought it was a trick question before 4th of July. Publisher is All-American instead of National Comics?

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5 hours ago, circumstances said:

13.5 x 10 is a Famous First Edition with the outer cardboard cover removed.

Exactly! That is what I thought. But what is the real original size of Superman #1?   I looked everywhere here and outside but I would not find the dimension.

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4 hours ago, JollyComics said:

Exactly! That is what I thought. But what is the real original size of Superman #1?   I looked everywhere here and outside but I would not find the dimension.

Standard 8x10 1/4. Give or take

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5 hours ago, JollyComics said:

Exactly! That is what I thought. But what is the real original size of Superman #1?   I looked everywhere here and outside but I would not find the dimension.

What Rick said. Standard big-late-30s Golden Age size.

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6 hours ago, G.A.tor said:

Standard 8x10 1/4. Give or take

Slightly larger than the standard size of Golden Age bag and board (7 5/8" X 10 1/2").

6 hours ago, circumstances said:

What Rick said. Standard big-late-30s Golden Age size.

Yes, thanks for convincing with the facts.  I am already convinced that book isn't an original. Take a good look at those pictures in my next post.

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22 minutes ago, JollyComics said:

Slightly larger than the standard size of Golden Age bag and board (7 5/8" X 10 1/2").

Yes, thanks for convincing with the facts.  I am already convinced that book isn't an original. Take a good look at those pictures in my next post.

What are/were you trying to figure out?

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50 minutes ago, circumstances said:

What are/were you trying to figure out?

At first, I thought it was a reprint and decided to ask the seller/consignor about this book.  He decided to take a look at the indicia and said it was 1939. Scoffed by that in a first place so I asked him for the pictures. I got the answer for myself but I never learned about the original size of the original Superman #1.

Now, I got all information I need for future reference. Thanks for your reference too.

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