What are YOUR top bronze age favorites?

[vane]

Here are a few that I wish I have them in 9.8's. I'm still looking.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Now here are my favorites in my collection.

 

 

 

I had this book since 2001-2002. This is a true 9.8. Extremely hard to find due to black cover.

 

 

 

This books impossible to find above 9.0.

 

 

 

[djpinkpanther67]

My fave in the bronze age - Starlin (Mainly the Captain Marvel / Thanos Cosmic Cube Storyline

 

[ComicConnoisseur]

So I was a late bronze-largely copper age kid growing up, so bronze age comics were some of the first back issues I started buying, well, besides all things X-Men.

 

So what do you Bronze Age aficionados look at as your personal favorites? High points of the era?

Anything written by Steve Gerber!

 

[chrisco37]

My fave ASM cover. This copy should arrive any day now....

 

 

One of my favorites.

[50YrsCollctngCmcs]

Here are a few that I wish I have them in 9.8's. I'm still looking.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Now here are my favorites in my collection.

 

 

 

I had this book since 2001-2002. This is a true 9.8. Extremely hard to find due to black cover.

 

 

 

This books impossible to find above 9.0.

 

 

 

 

You have great taste!!

[joe_collector]

Why do people feel the need to re-quote a huge pile of comic scans?

 

[THE_BEYONDER]

Why do people feel the need to re-quote a huge pile of comic scans?

 

 

[Primetime]

Ok I'm in the BA forum .

 

ASM 122

Hulk 181

GS X-Men 1

X-Men 94-121

Defenders 10

FF 112

Sub-Mariner 59

[50YrsCollctngCmcs]

Why do people feel the need to re-quote a huge pile of comic scans?

 

 

Because electrons are free.

[BlowUpTheMoon]

Why do people feel the need to re-quote a huge pile of comic scans?

 

 

 

Because noobs.

[vaillant]

Ok I'm in the BA forum .

 

ASM 122

Hulk 181

GS X-Men 1

X-Men 94-121

Defenders 10

FF 112

Sub-Mariner 59

 

David, did you mean which series, i.e. the stories, or which "collectible single issues" (for whatever reason)?

It seems a lot of people are more quoting single issues than stories or story arcs.

[DavidTheDavid]

David, did you mean which series, i.e. the stories, or which "collectible single issues" (for whatever reason)?

It seems a lot of people are more quoting single issues than stories or story arcs.

 

I mean, whatever people want it to mean. It's been interesting to me to see how people respond differently. Story arcs, titles, characters, collectibles, or whatever. It's all good.

[Ghost Town]

Lots of the same stuff on my list as previously mentioned here.

 

ASM #144-150, yes the clone stuff. Melted my young mind.

Avengers #164-166, which I think rolled straight into Korvac Saga and that was pretty sweet too.

X-Men #107-142.

Avengers Annual #7, MTIO Annual #2

Daredevil #158-191, and Born Again.

ASM Hobgoblin stuff. Started out great, unfortunately didn't end that way.

Stern/Byrne Captain America. Way too short a run.

 

 

[PowderedH2O]

My favorites were the Fantastic Fours of the late 70's (170's thru 190's), Adventure Comics with Spectre and Black Orchid, Daredevil and the Black Widow, Avengers of the early 70's, Human Fly, Phantom Stranger, Shazam, World's Finest and Brave and the Bold.

[Silver]

Kubert Tarzan

Kirby Kamandi

Superman Kryptonite nevermore storyline

Wrightson Swamp Thing

Grell Legion of Super-Heroes

Grell Warlord

DC Treasuries

Many DC 25 cent 52 page giants because of all the cool content in them

Murphy Anderson covers on 15 cent comics

 

Mostly, these are all books I have already, there is a lot of stuff I don't own that I know is cool as well.

[Reaperron]

Amazing Spider-Man 96-98. Great stuff.