Name your favorite Bronze Age character that isn't named Wolverine or Punisher?!

[precodekeith]

CONAN

[SignatureSelect]

I would have to go with Damien Hellstrom followed by morbius. These guys were the greatest. I wish they were still in comics today

[trevorlsmith]

Moon Knight followed closely by Iron Fist

[Jeffro.]

Woodgod

[Norrin_Radd]

Woodgod

 

Looks like Beyonder has a new friend.

[shadroch]

Jonah Hex,Iron Fist and Shang-Chi,in any order you choose.

[Sal]

wolverine.

 

 

wait.

 

err...

 

 

Moon Knight. the Bill Sienkiewicz version, not that goofy "Fist of Konshu" thing with all the gold bracelets and whatnot

[Paladin]

Moon Knight. the Bill Sienkiewicz version, not that goofy "Fist of Konshu" thing with all the gold bracelets and whatnot

 

 

Amen to that.

[topofthetotem]

master of kung fu and I thought Drax the destroyer was cool also

[jbud73]

 

Moon Knight. the Bill Sienkiewicz version, not that goofy "Fist of Konshu" thing with all the gold bracelets and whatnot

 

Bill Sienkiewicz + Moon Knight + Comic Cover = But I believe that to be in the Copper Age even if the sods at Overstreet are oblivious and are still smoking their crack pipes that its Bronze

[Norrin_Radd]

 

Moon Knight. the Bill Sienkiewicz version, not that goofy "Fist of Konshu" thing with all the gold bracelets and whatnot

 

Bill Sienkiewicz + Moon Knight + Comic Cover = But I believe that to be in the Copper Age even if the sods at Overstreet are oblivious and are still smoking their crack pipes that its Bronze

 

Series started in 1980, 4-5 years before Copper Age.

[ArAich]

My fav BA character was actually founded in the SA....Warlock

 

Beyond that I'd have to say Ghost Rider and WBN were my favs 'cause I was a big fan of Ploog back then...

[divad]

Gotta go with Luke Cage here

 

followed by Howard the Duck (before the movie!)

[jbud73]

 

Moon Knight. the Bill Sienkiewicz version, not that goofy "Fist of Konshu" thing with all the gold bracelets and whatnot

 

Bill Sienkiewicz + Moon Knight + Comic Cover = But I believe that to be in the Copper Age even if the sods at Overstreet are oblivious and are still smoking their crack pipes that its Bronze

 

Series started in 1980, 4-5 years before Copper Age.

 

I can think of alot of things to retort but will stand by the Greggy cornerstone of.

 

There's no way 1985 is Bronze

[Sal]

 

Moon Knight. the Bill Sienkiewicz version, not that goofy "Fist of Konshu" thing with all the gold bracelets and whatnot

 

Bill Sienkiewicz + Moon Knight + Comic Cover = But I believe that to be in the Copper Age even if the sods at Overstreet are oblivious and are still smoking their crack pipes that its Bronze

 

Series started in 1980, 4-5 years before Copper Age.

 

I can think of alot of things to retort but will stand by the Greggy cornerstone of.

 

There's no way 1985 is Bronze

 

i was actually thinking of the storylines in The Rampaging Hulk magazines, which date from the late 70s. i still think that axe murderer storyline is one of the better late bronze stories

[joe_collector]

Gotta go with Luke Cage here

 

"Sweet Christmas!", I've got to go along with that sentiment. There was something about those early issues and their "mean streets" appeal that hooked me as a little kid, and still does today.

[divad]

Gotta go with Luke Cage here

 

"Sweet Christmas!", I've got to go along with that sentiment. There was something about those early issues and their "mean streets" appeal that hooked me as a little kid, and still does today.

 

[Shadow]

Would Swamp Thing count? For me, it was the Wrightson issues. God those were good. I stopped collecting by the 80's Alan Moore run but I've got some trade paperbacks and they don't do it for me. Maybe it was Wrightson's work?

[Pirate]

Moon Knight

[SilverAgeGuy]

Im going with Moon Knight as well.