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This 1993 comic "Death of Superman" Funeral for a Friend is signed by actor Christopher Reeve in red ink and inscribed "To Michael Love, Christopher Reeve." Part of a very small edition of 15 matted with the USPS first day of issue stamps and postmarks for DC Comics and Comic Con San Diego 2006, this is an ultra-rare collectible, this one is #6 and is part of a 3-piece tribute to Superman with #s 7 and 8. Hand-made Framerica molding and conservation glass complete the display.

Inscribed "Superman" by Kirk Alyn, this DC Comics-issued magazine commemorates the Life and Death of the Man of Steel.
Part of a very small edition of 15 matted with the USPS first day of issue stamps and postmarks for DC Comics and Comic Con San Diego 2006, this is an ultra-rare collectible, this one is #7. Combined with numbers 6 and 8 this creates a set or will be sold separately.
Hand-made Garrett molding frame and conservation glass complete the display.

A "Superman Legacy" edition of 15 are matted with the USPS first day of issue stamps and postmarks for DC Comics and Comic Con San Diego 2006; an ultra-rare collectible, this one is #8.
The comic is a 1992 reproduction of the original 1938 Action Comic that debuted Superman and it has been hand-signed by Superman creator Jerry Siegel. It is meant to be part of the #6, 7 builds to create a trio and can be sold separately or together with them.
Hand-made Framerica molding and conservation glass complete the display.

An autographed photo is matched with two vintage Wonder Woman logo pins and matted with the USPS first day of issue stamps and postmarks commemorating DC Comics. Protected behind conservation glass, this History in Vogue collectible arrives to you in its own custom-engineered box and ready to hang.

Part of a very small edition of 20 matted with the USPS first day of issue stamps and postmarks for DC Comics and Comic Con San Diego 2006, this is an ultra-rare collectible, this one is #11. JLA #0 autographed by artist Brad Meltzer. Hand-made Framerica molding and conservation glass complete the display.

This is a number 1 of 1 matted with the USPS first day of issue stamps and postmarks for DC Comics and Comic Con San Diego 2006, making this is an ultra-rare collectible.
A photo of "Two Face" portrayed by Aaron Eckhart in DC Comics' Batman The Dark Knight movie autographed by the actor.
Hand-made Framerica molding and conservation glass complete the display.

This comic has been signed by artist Tim Sale, and we've matted it with the USPS first day of issue stamps and postmarks to include it in a very select edition of only 10. This is numbered 9 in that edition.

A photo autographed by four different stars of The Watchmen is #2 an edition of 3.
Also featured is an original smiley face pin from 1986 when the book was released. The mat surrounding the photograph has the USPS first day of issue stamps and postmark for DC Comics and 2006 Comic Con.

An edition of 50 are matted with the USPS first day of issue stamps and postmarks for DC Comics and Comic Con San Diego 2006, making this a rare collectible, this one is #27. The comic is signed by writer Brad Meltzer. Hand-made Framerica molding and conservation glass complete the display.

Autographed by the star of Superman Returns, Brandon Routh. Including the first-day-issue stamps and postmarks for DC Comics. This is number 4 of 15 total signed photos make up our tribute to the Man of Steel. Conservation glass in a custom-made Framerica frame.

A January 8, 1978 People magazine autographed by the late Christopher Reeve, "Superman" himself is matted with the USPS first day of issue stamps and postmarks for DC Comics. Along with these is a pin released simultaneously to the unforgettable Superman: The Movie combined to become an amazing tribute contained within a custom-built frame and conservation glass. Another identical copy of the magazine is sleeved in the back for reading.