Step into the world of 1935, where the landscape of popular culture underwent a monumental transformation. It was the year when DC Comics unveiled their groundbreaking creation: the first-ever compilation of "all new, all original" comic content. This monumental milestone not only marked the inception of the modern comic book but also gave rise to a mesmerizing ensemble of characters that would captivate the hearts of countless readers. This book, published by Running Press in 2008 is a great addition to any DC Comic lover's library. 

The DC Vault is your key to unlocking the enigmatic vault of DC Comics, replete with its most enthralling secrets and long-buried treasures. Within this captivating collection, you will uncover a kaleidoscope of historical marvels, many of which have never before seen the light of day. These treasures include early concept sketches, iconic covers, internal memos, press materials, and an abundance of other extraordinary relics.

This immersive journey includes a faithful reproduction of the 1942 Junior Justice Society of America decoder, allowing you to step back in time and engage with this fascinating era. Explore a series of vintage Public Service Announcements featuring none other than Superman and Batman, and gaze upon the original pencils and inks that brought Wonder Woman #63 to life. The DC Vault boasts over 25 meticulously preserved pieces, each encased in protective plastic for you to carefully examine. As you delve into this enchanting chronicle, you'll unravel the tales of the visionary artists, talented writers, and the world-renowned superheroes who together comprise the rich tapestry of the DC Universe.

Whether you're a seasoned collector who has cherished Superman comics since the 1940s or a newcomer eager to explore the mesmerizing Sandman saga, The DC Vault promises an unparalleled journey into the vibrant history of DC Comics. Don't miss your chance to revel in this extraordinary treasury that pays homage to the iconic moments that have defined a cultural phenomenon.