Action Comics edition that came out days after the assassination of John F Kennedy saw cover art featuring Superman's alter-ego, Clark Kent, disguised as the former president
Cover art for a 50-year-old comic book featuring Superman's alter-ego, Clark Kent, as President John F. Kennedy in disguise was sold at an auction for $112,015 (£70,000).
Curt Swan's original cover drawing for Action Comics 309 sold at auction last week in York County.
The cover shows Superman shaking hands with Clark Kent and a word arrow asks the reader, "Who is the mystery masquerader?"
Alex Winter, general manager of Hake's Americana and Collectibles, says the comic book came out days after the president was shot to death Nov. 22, 1963. Winter says the coincidence has made the comic book almost legendary and the timing of the auction was planned to coincide with the 50th anniversary of Kennedy's death.
Wetin concern me and JFK cartoon?
ReplyDelete@ anonymous,JFK was a legend. You need to recognise and respect that...the comic book was a memorabilia of the man and even if you don't,some people place a high premium on it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for that!!! Some people r just clueless......
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