Either way, these Bronze Age comics changed the game for good. Luke Cage: Hero For Hire #1-#16 (January 1972-December 1973) Marvel had featured black heroes before the ex-con with unbreakable skin.

The connecting covers for Avengers #63 and Avengers Forever #12 feature mainstays of the Bronze Age like Ms. Marvel, Wonder Man, and Beast, who all joined the Avengers during this timeframe.

DC Comics has been publishing ... Now the Joker Bronze Age Omnibus and the Jack Kirby Bronze Omnibuses have new covers breaking the previous style of the Bronze Age covers So this Jack Kirby ...

Concluding their Marvel Ages trilogy from The Folio Society, Marvel: The Bronze Age 1970–1980 curated by ... shops at Piranha Comics. Father of two. Political cartoonist.

Geek obsession: Bronze ... comics made superheroes passé. The Silver Age begins with DC reviving Golden Age hero concepts (starting with The Flash in 1956), continues through the dawn of Marvel ...

At the same time, Marvel Comics is drawing on "Bronze Age" nostalgia for a set of connecting covers by artist Phil Jimenez which depict the Avengers of that era for the upcoming Avengers Assemble ...

“Marvel Comics: 75 years of Cover Art” by Alan Cowsil ... The Golden Age (1938-1956); The Silver Age (1956-1970); The Bronze Age (1970-1986); and The Modern Age (1986 ...

Batman wasn't the only DC icon to get a Bronze Age facelift from O'Neil, whose recent death was a loss of one of comics' great pioneers, and artist Neal Adams. Under their guidance the Green ...