This has the famous cover of Superman holding Adolf Hitler and, well. A lot of people assume its Emperor Hirohito, but CGC says its Tojo, which I believe is correct, unless it was supposed to be a Japanes. Tojo was bald, and Hirohito was not. So it must be Tojo, right? Well, its a matter of Earth shattering importance to figure out. In case you’re wondering, the case is in excellent condition. Feel free to make an offer. This was kept in a smoke free, pet free home so there is no problem with mold or odor. The picture with the listing is of the actual items up for sale. Do note that single items can be mailed at a cheaper rate due to certain discounts and when two or more items are combined such discounts may no longer apply. In other words, a presumed combined discount may not amount to much. It just depends on the situation. I’ll be happy to leave feedback when I know you have received your item and that you are happy with it. Please contact me if you have any questions, comments, or problems before leaving feedback as I strive to retain my perfect feedback score. You may receive your item in a re-used box. The item “Superman #17 DC 1942 Hitler & Tojo Cover 1st Fortress of Solitude CGC 4.0″ is in sale since Tuesday, September 28, 2021. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Comic Books & Memorabilia\Comics\Comics & Graphic Novels”. The seller is “greenglob” and is located in Starkville, Mississippi. This item can be shipped to United States, Canada.
- Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
- Certification Number: 3907018001
- Issue Number: 17
- Style: Color
- Series: Superman
- Format: Single Issue
- Grade: 4.0 Very Good
- Type: Comic Book
- Title: Superman
- Artist/Writer: Jerry Siegel
- Universe: DC Universe
- Vintage: Yes
- Publication Year: 1942
- Professional Grader: Certified Guaranty Company (CGC)
- Language: English
- Intended Audience: General Audience
- Publisher: DC
- Tradition: US Comics
- Genre: Superhero
- Cover Artist: Fred Ray
- Unit of Sale: Single Unit
- Main Character: Superman
- Era: Golden Age (1938-55)
- Publication Date: July-Aug 1942