MORE FUN COMICS #7
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PUBLISHER: DC
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Jan. 1936; RARE oversized first issue! title changed from New Fun so DC could introduce 2nd publication, New Comics, advertised w/full page ad on inside bc
Jon Berk Collection
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Jan. 1936; RARE oversized first issue! title changed from New Fun so DC could introduce 2nd publication, New Comics, advertised w/full page ad on inside bc
Jon Berk Collection
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taped spine
Jan. 1936; RARE oversized first issue! title changed from New Fun so DC could introduce 2nd publication, New Comics, advertised w/full page ad on inside bc
Jon Berk CollectionHistorically relevant for being the prototype for the modern comic book, More Fun #7 was the first in the series to bear the revamped title after changing from New Fun, the original moniker, and soon after becoming More Fun Comics. This issue is significant for presenting the second-ever Siegel and Shuster features to be published in a DC comic, starring Henri Duvall and Dr. Occult, since the duo went on to invent Superman, their early contributions are of great interest to collectors who are interested in the dawn of the industry. The book contains tons of toons, created by a variety of artists solely for inclusion in this issue.
Jan. 1936; RARE oversized first issue! title changed from New Fun so DC could introduce 2nd publication, New Comics, advertised w/full page ad on inside bc
Jon Berk CollectionHistorically relevant for being the prototype for the modern comic book, More Fun #7 was the first in the series to bear the revamped title after changing from New Fun, the original moniker, and soon after becoming More Fun Comics. This issue is significant for presenting the second-ever Siegel and Shuster features to be published in a DC comic, starring Henri Duvall and Dr. Occult, since the duo went on to invent Superman, their early contributions are of great interest to collectors who are interested in the dawn of the industry. The book contains tons of toons, created by a variety of artists solely for inclusion in this issue.