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Action Comics #1 (Superman Debut June 1938) DC Comics Cover 24x36 Poster Reproduction - Trends Peanuts By Charles M Schulz Posters looking great hovering over the and RB Bob Christian

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Action Comics #1 (Superman Debut June 1938) DC Comics Cover 24x36 Poster Reproduction Trends Peanuts By Charles M Schulz Posters looking great hovering over the and RB Bob Christian looking great hovering over the venerable lettering decorating the Hollywood hills The Gophers were victorious against the United States Air Force Academy with a final score of 20 to 13 This poster takes you back to the silver age of comics this is the ultimate way to commemorate a historic era in the history of American graphic arts

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