Like Generation X superhero fans whose first exposure to comic books came in the 1970s and early 1980s, the Bronze Age of superhero comic books occupies a unique space between the Golden and Silver ...
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5 classic comics that are difficult to read today
Despite Marvel and DC's legendary legacy, some groundbreaking comic books have aged poorly and become challenging reads for ...
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Why the '90s were a golden age of comic books
For many comic book fans, the '90s represent one of the most unforgettable and transformative decades in the history of the industry. It featured bold experimentation, a huge sales boom, iconic art, ...
The Golden Age Notoriety of MLJ's Pep Comics #32, Up for Auction Known for its Bob Montana cover and an early Archie appearance also by Montana in this issue, Pep Comics #32 is a classic example of ...
This story was originally published by ArtsATL. This story was originally published by ArtsATL. Atlanta comic book creator Rich Tommaso was already having a bad day before nearly being flattened by a ...
“You have to slip it carefully into the sleeve and then put a tiny piece of tape to close it,” my dad explained as he delicately demonstrated his method of preserving comics. Although my siblings and ...
Hillman's Lost Rocket: The Rare Final Issue of a Golden Age Experiment Rocket Comics #3 may be the rarest comic book from Hillman, the result of the publisher's first forray into comics with its ...
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