Superman #71

At a charity bazaar booth, Superman himself is available for a kiss — just one dollar! — while several elegantly dressed women crowd around, one protesting she's "nobody important" in a charming bit of Silver Age humor. The cover by Win Mortimer perfectly sets up the featured story, "Clark Kent's Super-Masquerade!", promising a playful look at the delicate dance between Superman's public persona and Clark Kent's secret identity. With 52 big pages for a dime, this 1951 issue delivers the kind of lighthearted intrigue that made DC's Superman title such a delight.