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Superman Salutes The Bicentennial (1976) DC Treasury Edition C-47

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Superman Salutes The Bicentennial (1976) DC Treasury Edition C-47

Limited Collectors' Edition: Superman cover and two interior pages only (bicentennial edition); rest is Tomahawk reprints. Size is 10 x 13-1/2" (about the size of a Life magazine).

Superman Salutes the Bicentennial is a special oversized Treasury Edition comic released by DC Comics in 1976 to commemorate the United States Bicentennial, celebrating 200 years of the nation’s founding. Published as part of DC's Treasury Edition series, this comic stands out not only because of its large format but also its patriotic theme and historical significance.

Cover and Artwork: The cover, illustrated by Neal Adams, shows Superman proudly carrying the American flag, with fireworks in the background, symbolizing the celebratory mood of the Bicentennial. The large Treasury Edition format (roughly 10 x 14 inches) allows for striking visuals and vibrant colors, making it an eye-catching collector's item.

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Superman Salutes The Bicentennial (1976) DC Treasury Edition C-47

Limited Collectors' Edition: Superman cover and two interior pages only (bicentennial edition); rest is Tomahawk reprints. Size is 10 x 13-1/2" (about the size of a Life magazine).

Superman Salutes the Bicentennial is a special oversized Treasury Edition comic released by DC Comics in 1976 to commemorate the United States Bicentennial, celebrating 200 years of the nation’s founding. Published as part of DC's Treasury Edition series, this comic stands out not only because of its large format but also its patriotic theme and historical significance.

Cover and Artwork: The cover, illustrated by Neal Adams, shows Superman proudly carrying the American flag, with fireworks in the background, symbolizing the celebratory mood of the Bicentennial. The large Treasury Edition format (roughly 10 x 14 inches) allows for striking visuals and vibrant colors, making it an eye-catching collector's item.

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Superman Salutes The Bicentennial (1976) DC Treasury Edition C-47

Limited Collectors' Edition: Superman cover and two interior pages only (bicentennial edition); rest is Tomahawk reprints. Size is 10 x 13-1/2" (about the size of a Life magazine).

Superman Salutes the Bicentennial is a special oversized Treasury Edition comic released by DC Comics in 1976 to commemorate the United States Bicentennial, celebrating 200 years of the nation’s founding. Published as part of DC's Treasury Edition series, this comic stands out not only because of its large format but also its patriotic theme and historical significance.

Cover and Artwork: The cover, illustrated by Neal Adams, shows Superman proudly carrying the American flag, with fireworks in the background, symbolizing the celebratory mood of the Bicentennial. The large Treasury Edition format (roughly 10 x 14 inches) allows for striking visuals and vibrant colors, making it an eye-catching collector's item.

Historical Elements: The comic contains some educational features that highlight moments of American history, as well as a dedication to the American Bicentennial. These elements are designed to inspire patriotism and educate younger readers about the significance of the U.S.'s 200th birthday.

Cultural Significance: Released at a time when Superman was already a well-established figure in American culture, this comic further cemented his status as an emblem of American values. It celebrated not just the fictional Man of Steel, but also the idea that Superman represented timeless principles in a changing world.

For collectors, Superman Salutes the Bicentennial remains a sought-after item, not only because of its oversized format and stunning Neal Adams cover but also due to its tie-in with such a significant historical event.