Superhero Romance Milestone! Secure this iconic Superman #50 – a pivotal chapter in the Man of Steel’s legacy, where Clark Kent pops the question to Lois Lane! ? Graded a solid CGC 9.4 Near Mint (Direct Edition) by the Certified Guaranty Company (CGC Signature Series), this comic is expertly slabbed for long-term preservation. It’s triple signed by DC legends Jerry Ordway (writer/artist), Dan Jurgens (penciller), and Brett Breeding (inker) – authenticated signatures on the book itself, making it a rare treasure for collectors. ? This 1990 issue is a fan-favorite key, blending action, heart, and humor in true Superman fashion. ? Comic Description: Published by DC Comics in December 1990. Is the thrilling conclusion to the “Krisis of the Krimson Kryptonite” storyline. Written and partially illustrated by Jerry Ordway, with dynamic pencils by Dan Jurgens and inks by Brett Breeding (among others), this 48-page special dives into Superman’s vulnerability when exposed to red kryptonite, stripping his powers and forcing Clark to confront his human side. Clark’s heartfelt proposal to Lois Lane, a game-changing moment that redefined their relationship and influenced decades of stories, including modern adaptations in TV shows like. The cover explodes with energy: Superman bursting through a wall, cape flowing, with bold text screaming Back to Full Power! Inside, you’ll find vibrant colors, crisp pages, and minor wear typical of a 9.4 grade (white pages, no restoration). Its cultural resonance – from comic lore to pop culture nods – makes it essential for any Superman aficionado. ???? Key Characters and Special Appearances. Superman (Clark Kent/Kal-El) : Depowered by red kryptonite, he navigates heroism as a mortal and proposes to Lois. Lois Lane : The intrepid reporter accepts Clark’s proposal in this landmark issue. Lex Luthor : Schemes in the background, adding corporate intrigue. Special appearances by Jimmy Olsen, Perry White, and Cat Grant from the Daily Planet crew, plus cameos from Gangbuster and other Metropolis allies. This issue features the first full depiction of Clark’s proposal, a key event leading to their marriage in later arcs – no major first appearances, but it’s loaded with emotional depth and Easter eggs for DC fans! ? How Comic Books Hedge Against Inflation: Amid economic ups and downs, graded comics like this Superman #50 serve as powerful inflation hedges! Unlike cash that loses value or stocks prone to volatility, high-grade keys appreciate consistently – averaging 8-15% annually (per Heritage Auctions and GoCollect metrics). Reasons include finite supply (1990s print runs are dwindling), enduring popularity (Superman’s in blockbuster films and merch), and investor demand. It’s a physical asset that’s enjoyable and resilient: Invest in heroism – it’s “kryptonite-proof” wealth building! Condition Details: CGC 9.4 (Near Mint) – excellent eye appeal and centering. Slab is intact and display-ready. With Superman’s resurgence in movies e. ? Request additional scans anytime.