Reading Schedule: January-June 1939

It looks like things are going to broaden out a bit in 1939.  Already in the following schedule there is the introduction of Quality and their various superhero books, and DC are introducing more books as well.  But still no Marvel!

January 1939

DC:

            Action Comics #9

            Adventure Comics #35

            Detective Comics #24

            More Fun Comics #40

February 1939

DC:

            Action Comics #10

            Adventure Comics #36

            Detective Comics #25

            More Fun Comics #41

March 1939

DC:

            Action Comics #11

            Adventure Comics #37

            All-American Comics #1

            Detective Comics #26

            More Fun Comics #42

            Movie Comics #1

April 1939

DC:

            Action Comics #12

            Adventure Comics #38

            All-American Comics #2

            All-American Comics #3

            Detective Comics #27

            More Fun Comics #43

            Movie Comics #2

            New York World's Fair Comics #1

QUALITY:

            Feature Comics #21

May 1939

DC:

            Action Comics #13

            Adventure Comics #39

            All-American Comics #4

            Detective Comics #28

            More Fun Comics #44

            Movie Comics #3

            Superman #1

QUALITY:

            Feature Comics #22

June 1939

DC:

            Action Comics #14

            Action Comics #15

            Adventure Comics #40

            All-American Comics #5

            Detective Comics #29

            More Fun Comics #45

            Movie Comics #4

QUALITY:

            Feature Comics #23

            Smash Comics #1

Also, I have been doing a bit of math to figure out how long it's going to take me to get to the 1960s, which is where I really want this project to reach.  At the current rate of one book a day (give or take) it's going to be approzimately 32 years, and that's unacceptable.  If I can ever get it to three a day, that will make it 8 years, which I think is great.  But given that it takes me about an hour to two hours to read these golden age monstrosities, that's not likely to happen.  I need World War 2 to start so that the paper drives can shorten the page count.