Publishers / DC / Miss Beverly Hills of Hollywood (1949) / #1
1March-April 1949
$0.10

Miss Beverly Hills of Hollywood #1

DC · March-April 1949 · on sale January 24, 1949

How to read this file
  • Every claim on this page traces to a public bibliographic record; the sources are listed at the bottom of the file.
  • A first-appearance badge means this is the earliest non-flashback appearance on record in this database.
  • Buy links are eBay affiliate links. They never change what the record says.

Identification plate

Series
Miss Beverly Hills of Hollywood (DC, 1949 series)
Issue
#1
Publication date
March-April 1949
Key date
March 1949
On-sale date
January 24, 1949
Indicia publisher
National Comics Publications Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
52

Match the book in your hand against this plate before paying an edition-specific price.

Buy this issue

Buy it now on eBay ›Graded copies on eBay ›

Affiliate links. ComicRecord shows no prices and no census data; the listings speak for themselves.

Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1
2-comic story10Alan Ladd
4"May I have your autograph, please, huh, please...?comic story7
5-text article1
6-comic story5
7-comic story0.5
9-comic story7
10CinemAnticscartoon0.5
12Wanda Hendrixcomic story3
13-comic story0.5
14Editorial Advisory Boardpromo (ad from the publisher)0.5letters: typeset
15Picture Pattertext article2letters: typeset
16Keep in Tune with the Teens!promo (ad from the publisher)1
17-comic story7

Plus 6 pages of advertisements and other matter across 7 sequences, as published.

Where to read it

CollectionYear
Superman #961955On eBay ›
Superman #1021956On eBay ›
Blackhawk #1581961On eBay ›

Reading the story costs a fraction of owning the issue. Both routes are on every file.

Buy this issue

Buy it now on eBay ›Graded copies on eBay ›

Affiliate links. ComicRecord shows no prices and no census data; the listings speak for themselves.

Before you buy

  • Golden-age paper is brittle. Ask about page suppleness and check edges for chips in the photos.
  • Check for trimmed edges, married covers, and clipped coupons - all common on books this old.
  • Confirm the indicia matches this plate; many golden-age titles changed names mid-run.

Series context

1 of 9#2 ›

Sources

Found an error in this file? corrections@comicrecord.com