Collecting early Action Comics featuring Superman covers can be tough collectors who are mere mortals, but issue 19 can be a place to start. Superman sponsored
\nCollecting early Action Comics can be tough going for mere mortal Superman collectors. Action Comics #1 is so far out of reach for all but the wealthiest of collectors, even in very low grade, that just the 'No. 1' from the cover of that first issue has gone for $7,101.
Throughout much of the rest of 1939, DC Comics began alternating Superman and Batman covers on Action Comics and Detective Comics; the month that Superman was on the cover of Action Comics, Batman would not be on the cover of Detective Comics, and vice versa. But by mid-year, with Superman getting his own title and competitors beginning to rush in, it seemed clear that Superman and what he represented was not an anomaly.
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