More respect?

[Ijiwaru Sensei]

I'd vote for Roy Thomas's Invaders. Bringing GA characters back to life and introducing them to new readers in the 70's was both significant and creative.

I thought the concept of the Invaders was totally cool, particularly as I was a big Cap fan. But Frank Robbins' art completely ruined the series for me and prevented me from buying anything more than a few token issues. Hands down the WORST artist in comic history!

 

Do you think Frank Robbin's art was worse than the art in the New Invaders?

[tth2]

a star-crossed love angle

Leiko Wu

[tth2]

Do you think Frank Robbin's art was worse than the art in the New Invaders?

I haven't seen the New Invaders, but if the art is worse than Robbins', all I can say is: AAAAAHHHHHHH!!!!

[dortbomb-migration]

I thought the concept of the Invaders was totally cool, particularly as I was a big Cap fan. But Frank Robbins' art completely ruined the series for me and prevented me from buying anything more than a few token issues. Hands down the WORST artist in comic history!

 

No one will ever take that title away from Rob Liefeld....ever...

 

Bronze Age? Hmmmm......Vince Colletta?

[joe_collector]

No one will ever take that title away from Rob Liefeld....ever...

 

Obviously you need to pick up some Robbins' Captain America.

 

Liefeld's later stuff made me shake my head, but Robbins art made me want to pull my eyes from their sockets.

 

[dortbomb-migration]

 

That pose DOES look downright painful...

 

There is one piece of Robbins' work that I did like a lot, and that was his one-shot Legion of Monsters he did for Marvel Premiere...# 28 I think....

[Moondog]

Gerber's Omega the Unknown.

 

I loved that book for the few issues it ran...incredible potential that was never realized...

[Silver Surfer]

Rom was a great read.

[blowout]

Master of Kung Fu,hands down. Why no one has made this into a feature film amazes me.

I thought the writing and art in this title blew away anything else being done in the mid-70s.

 

Do I even need to say anything?

[jbud73]

Master of Kung Fu,hands down. Why no one has made this into a feature film amazes me.

I thought the writing and art in this title blew away anything else being done in the mid-70s.

 

Do I even need to say anything?

 

No but here's your chance to say it all again anyway MOKF

[mrwoogieman]

Master of Kung Fu,hands down. Why no one has made this into a feature film amazes me.

I thought the writing and art in this title blew away anything else being done in the mid-70s.

 

Do I even need to say anything?

 

No but here's your chance to say it all again anyway MOKF

 

Me too!

[ComicBookGuy]

One of the best parts of the bronze age not mentioned yet would have to be all those great magazines: Deadly Hands of Kung-Fu, Savage Tales, Savage Sword, Creepy, Eerie, Tales of the Zombie, Unknown Worlds of Science-Fiction, even Planet of the Apes, etc. The art and stories were a lot more mature than the comics could be and they also had cool articles and really bizarre ads.

 

As for comics, many have mentioned Marvel Team-Up and Marvel Two-in-One. I would definitely go with that.

 

Joe

[jbud73]

actually October Fire posts an Eerie or Creepy every 10 minutes or so, should be along any minute now