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Let's build the essential bronze reading list

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Star Spangled War Stories 183-204

 

Tarzan 207-235 (Kubert's BA masterpiece)

 

Marvel Premiere 9,10,12,13,14 & Dr. Strange 1,2,4,5

 

House of Mystery 175-194

 

Creepy 64-80 (Corben, Wrightson, Heath, Toth, Severin)

 

Wolverine 1-4

 

(I'll also second Adventure 431-440, Conan 1-24 and all the Jonah Hex books.)

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Superman from about 300-340

 

School me fingh, what's so great about these?

 

There were some great storylines. A Parasite arc that was a great, a Kandor arc that was great, the purple splotchy disease arc scared the whizz out of me as a seven year old. There was a bad guy called "Amalek" or something like that was really scary. It is another series that may not age well, because I haven't read it since I was 10. But I remember really enjoying it.

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Not putting Eisner's BA graphic novel masterpiece on the definitive list? hm

Name? :baiting:

 

Something different...

 

'A Contract With God, and Other Tenement Stories ' by Will Eisner

 

 

Must've been overlooked.

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Not putting Eisner's BA graphic novel masterpiece on the definitive list? hm

Name? :baiting:

 

Something different...

 

'A Contract With God, and Other Tenement Stories ' by Will Eisner

 

 

Must've been overlooked.

 

 

(thumbs u :applause:

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Superman from about 300-340

 

School me fingh, what's so great about these?

 

There were some great storylines. A Parasite arc that was a great, a Kandor arc that was great, the purple splotchy disease arc scared the whizz out of me as a seven year old. There was a bad guy called "Amalek" or something like that was really scary. It is another series that may not age well, because I haven't read it since I was 10. But I remember really enjoying it.

 

Me too.

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Phantom Stranger #14-26 by Len Wein & Jim Aparo

 

Warlord #1-#15 by Mike Grell (pre-Vinnie Colletta)

 

Shadow #1-4 & #6 by Denny O'Neil & Mike Kaluta

 

Justice League #100-#114 by Len Wein & Dillin/Giordano

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Now, which Kirby title to choose?

 

Loaded question. :fear:

 

The board's conventional wisdom is that Kirby's 1970s work sucks, but I'm one of the biggest Fourth World advocates around.

 

So I'll nominate a big chunk of the series as essential bronze reading:

 

Jimmy Olsen #133-#138, #147, #148

Forever People #1-#8, #11

New Gods #1 - #11

Mr. Miracle #1 - #10, #18

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