ction Comics #403 (DC, 1971) features a powerful and dramatic Bronze Age cover depicting Superman undergoing a life-or-death blood transfusion—an emotionally charged scene that stands out among standard superhero fare.

This copy is part of the Murphy Anderson File Copy pedigree, adding a significant layer of provenance and desirability. File copies from legendary artists are highly sought after due to their direct connection to the creative process and historical significance.

Graded CGC 9.4 (Near Mint) with Off-White to White pages, this is a high-grade pedigree example from a period where true Near Mint copies are increasingly scarce.

🔑 Key Highlights

• Murphy Anderson File Copy pedigree (artist provenance)
• Striking “medical drama” Superman cover
• Curt Swan & Murphy Anderson art team
• Bronze Age DC collectible with crossover appeal
• High-grade CGC 9.4 example

This book appeals to:

• Superman collectors
• Pedigree collectors
• Bronze Age investors
• Cover art/theme collectors (medical/drama niche)

The combination of pedigree + compelling cover + strong grade makes this a highly marketable and display-worthy piece.