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Golden Age Superman Volume 1 Issues #1 to 423 annuals
Posted on 2010-04-10
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The Golden-Age of Comic refers to the years soon after the first comic books were released. Comic books became so popular the readership was measured in the millions per issue rather than thousands as it is today. Some comic book historians mark the beginning of the Golden-Age as the year 1933, when the first book in comic book format was released. This 32 page book was a repackaged collection of the Sunday funnies. The idea was the brainstorm of Max Gaines, at the time a salesman for a printing company, who we might refer to as the "father of the comic book." In 1938, DC Comics issued Action Comics No. 1, an anthology book in which Superman made his debut. Most historians agree that this marks the true beginning of the Golden-Age of comics. Golden Age Superman Volume 1 Issues This unique and rare high quality first collection issues contain copies of Superman This is of the original Superman regular series comic books which include the origin of Superman. Action Comics 1 was Superman's first appearance. Shortly after the huge success of Action Comics; Superman was given this second series. Also Comic Book Archive file or ComicBook Reader File is a ZIP or RAR file of images with the file extension renamed to .cbz and cbr respectively for the purpose of viewing the images in sequence with an image viewer and simplifying file maintenance. The idea was made popular by the CDisplay image viewer. CBZ/R files typically contain PNG or JPEG files. Occasionally GIF, BMP, and TIFF are seen, but the PNG format is a better replacement for each of them for different reasons. Their contents can be extracted by any utility that can read ZIP and RAR files. CBZ/R files can easily be created by storing (not compressing) any group of images with file archivers on .zip or .rar file formats, and later changing the extension to .cbr for .rar files and to .cbz for .zip files Code: CDisplay.zip Related Articles
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