Introduction of the Bronze Age?

[Red_Hood]

I would like your opinion on 3 particular issues for the importance of the beginning for bronze age. ( If you consider a different comic please share your opinion )

Thanks!

In my opinion they would be:

 

1) Detective Comics # 395 - Darker trend to the Batman dated January 1970

 

2) Conan #1 ( Reemerge of an art deco, quiet character )

 

3) Green Lantern $76 ( New direction for the day )

[DeliBebek]

I kind of like Iron Man #1 as a start.

[mintcollector]

Only problem is Iron Man #1 is a late siler age comic and is not part of the bronze age!

[Speedy-D]

Art Deco Conan?

[DeliBebek]

Only problem is Iron Man #1 is a late silver age comic and is not part of the bronze age!

 

I should have used the .

 

I know the agreed-upon start point of the Bronze Age is not completely agreed upon, and I doubt there's a solution that will satisfy everyone.

[Theagenes]

Art Deco Conan?

 

Quiet, Art Deco Conan?

[s-man]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bronze_Age_of_Comic_Books

(thumbs u

[Speedy-D]

Art Deco Conan?

 

Quiet, Art Deco Conan?

French, Quiet, Art Deco Conan

[Flaming_Telepath]

You could also add House Of Secrets #92 or ASM #122 to the list of possibles.

[Whizzer]

The harder question might be, when did it end?

[rodan57]

I would like your opinion on 3 particular issues for the importance of the beginning for bronze age. ( If you consider a different comic please share your opinion )

Thanks!

 

 

2) Conan #1 ( Reemerge of an art deco ... )

 

Pre-Raphaelite Conan

 

 

[Arsenalherd]

1. Conan 1

2. House of Secrets 92

3. Green Lantern 76

[marvelcollector]

You could also add House Of Secrets #92 or ASM #122 to the list of possibles.

 

And therein lies the answer IMO...

[BlowUpTheMoon]

 

I know the agreed-upon start point of the Bronze Age is not completely agreed upon, and I doubt there's a solution that will satisfy everyone.

 

Best answer.

[Ghost Town]

For me, it seems like many Marvel titles transitioned to the Bronze Age with the price change to 20¢. (My DC knowledge isn't great, so I'll stick to Marvel.) And I think different titles switched at different times. But if I had to narrow it down to three important books:

 

ASM #121

Avengers #93

Conan #1

 

[musicmeta]

For me, it seems like many Marvel titles transitioned to the Bronze Age with the price change to 20¢. (My DC knowledge isn't great, so I'll stick to Marvel.) And I think different titles switched at different times. But if I had to narrow it down to three important books:

 

ASM #121

Avengers #93

Conan #1

 

Sounds good to me. Conan #1 is my mark for the start of the bronze age.

[Ditch Fahrenheit]

This is much misunderstood. The introduction and conclusion of the Bronze Age has nothing to do with comic books, and this is why causal factors are not agreed upon and rather, only correlations and delayed reactions to more defining influences are observed. These defining influences and causal factors are now universally attributed to another publication, Playboy Magazine; which offered braille editions of its publication between 1970 and 1985.

[Comicopolis]

I would like your opinion on 3 particular issues for the importance of the beginning for bronze age. ( If you consider a different comic please share your opinion )

Thanks!

 

 

2) Conan #1 ( Reemerge of an art deco ... )

 

Pre-Raphaelite Conan

 

 

 

[Comicopolis]

This is much misunderstood. The introduction and conclusion of the Bronze Age has nothing to do with comic books, and this is why causal factors are not agreed upon and rather, only correlations and delayed reactions to more defining influences are observed. These defining influences and causal factors are now universally attributed to another publication, Playboy Magazine; which offered braille editions of its publication between 1970 and 1985.

 

I don't see it.

[Comicopolis]

Conan #1