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Detective Comics #26 cover
Cover: Fred Guardineer

Detective Comics #26

Apr 1939 · DC · 0.10 USD
📊 ~56,538 copies sold its debut month
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“Artists of Death”

From April 1939, this issue of Detective Comics promises 64 pages of thrill-packed action for a dime. Fred Guardineer's cover sets an immediately tense scene: a uniformed officer sits alert at a radio console, while an ominous clawed shadow looms large on the wall behind him — danger closing in from an unseen threat. Inside, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster contribute "Artists of Death," a pairing that makes this a genuinely compelling artifact of comics' earliest days.

writer Jerry Siegel · artist, inker Joe Shuster · cover Fred Guardineer

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artist, inker Joe Shuster
cover pencils, inks Fred Guardineer

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