Above - Wonder Comics #3

Above - Superman #19

A 1946 news stand.

Weird Tales of the Future #8, July/August 1953

John Chiangi and Lisa Drobnes add their comic book collection in the back of a pickup truck at Norwich, Conn., Feb. 26, 1955.  The Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion has scheduled a burning of such books, inviting children to bring in 10 books in exchange for a "clean" book.  Looking on from left are, Mrs. Charles B. Gilbert, former national auxiliary president; Mrs. Edward Robinson; and Mrs. Webster Copp. The scheduled bonfire brought protests from the American Civil Liberties Union and the American Book Publishing Council. (AP Photo)

Above - Fight Comics #18, More Fun #78, & Zip #26!

Above - A newsstand in 1953.  Note the comics on the bottom left.

Above - a magazine rack from 1948.

Above photo taken in Manzanar Relocation Center.

Above: Bud Collyer, the voice of Superman on radio, peruses a copy of Superman #40.  On the table next to him, Star Spangled #56, All-American #73, an issue of Action(probably #98) and a few other unidentifiable books.

Above - a Marine PX in 1944.

James Kirkpatrick (Chairman of the State of New York Joint Legislative Committee to Study the Publication of Comic Books) and U.S. Senator Robert Hendrick, Chairman of the Senate Juvenile Delinquency Subcommittee.

Above photo taken on 7/1/42 at the Tule Lake Japanese internment camp in Newell, California.  The Detective on the bottom left of the comic rack is #66, the first appearance of Two-Face!

Above - Dad Bailey's news stand in 1939.  Comics are on the top left, including: Detective #32, Mutt & Jeff #1, All-American #8, Movie Comics #6, More Fun Comics #48, & Keen Comics V2 #3.  Hot dogs for a nickel! 

Action #35, Superman #10, World's Best #1, All-American #25, Hit #11, Big Three #2, Champion #13, All-Star #4, Master #13, Blue Beetle #6!!

Above - Marvel Comics #1, Adventure Comics #40, Superman #3!