Publisher: DC Comics
Cover Date: Annual 1939
Cover Price: $0.25
Writer: Jerry Siegel
Penciller: Gardner Fox
Cover Artist: Vincent A. Sullivan
First Appearance: Sandman (Golden Age)
The New York World's Fair Comics (1939) #1 Value FAQ
How much is The New York World's Fair Comics (1939) #1 worth?
As of October 2026, a near-mint (9.4) raw copy is valued around $26,000.00; lower grades range from ~$2,600.00 (Good) to ~$18,200.00 (Very Fine).
Is The New York World's Fair Comics (1939) #1 a key issue?
Yes — it is a key issue, featuring the first appearance of Sandman (Golden Age).
Who created The New York World's Fair Comics (1939) #1?
The New York World's Fair Comics (1939) #1 was written by Jerry Siegel, pencilled by Gardner Fox, with a cover by Vincent A. Sullivan.
When was The New York World's Fair Comics (1939) #1 published?
DC Comics published it with a Annual 1939 cover date, originally priced at $0.25.
What is a high-grade copy of The New York World's Fair Comics (1939) #1 worth?
A Near Mint (9.4) raw copy runs about $26,000.00. Graded (CGC) copies typically sell for more — available to members.
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