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I could never bring myself to reading it up to now but the walking dead is actually a great comics - well there is nothing comic about it - it is scary and insulting and everything that you can exp
...hreat- of death, without actually using it... to sell and do a story. Yes, I have to harken back to the Silver Age.... there were many, many times in a Superman book where someone came close to gett...
Which Silver-Age Superman story had the reference to the House of El.
Superman has been rebooted two times: Gold Age Superman, Silver Age Superman, and the current Superman. Does anyone think Superman may be rebooted yet again soon?
...ypto is back, but is Jor-El an emotionless scientist from a dead world, or the green-suited mentor of the Silver Age? How did both storylines affect the Superman in current continuity?...
...nd in films as late as _An American in Paris_ (1951) and _Daddy Long Legs_ (1955), which are certainly in Silver Age territory. A prominent example of this in real life is Grover Cleveland, a previous...
...less then $20? Anyway... back to the Batman. I enjoyed the first appearance of Bat-Mite. Did he and the Silver Age Mxy ever meet? I know they seemed to in Worlds Funniest, but did they really. And A...
At full power, does (1) the present incarnation of Superman and (2) the Silver Age incarnation of Superman have the strength to:
In the SIlver Age, I seem to recall a series of comicbooks that included races around the World by Superman and Flash. Does anyone know what issues of what comics these were? Thanks
...ay Lex Luthor Braniac but who else ? anyone know of any ones that were really terrifying from golden, silver or modern age ? help please GREEN LANTERN...
...'Formed when Green K meteoriods passed through a Space Cloud. Deadly only to plant life, of any world.' Silver - A cruel joke played on Superman by his 'friends' for the 25th anniversary issue. X-...
...ptonian characters around. And in fact, that helped a lot in solving one of the ineherent problems of the Silver Age Superman - namely, that he was above and beyond any earthly menace. A side-effect...
hello can someone explain what was reconed about lexs origin after crisis and what issue is his silver agge origin thanks
Has anyone seen this? From DC Direct comes a two-pack featuring Superman and Lois Lane from the Silver Age. Click on the link to see pictures: http://www.dccomics.com/dcdirect/index.html
...anet. In my mind the Golden Age Superman lasted until about 1950. 1950s Superman. This is sort of a pre-Silver Age era for him. In it, the artists and writers changed and Superman himself evolved. Y...
...greed on Clark's middle name ... I think post- crisis, it's 'Jerome', but I forgot what it was during the silver age.....
...nt of the YWCA locker room. Limiting The Phantom Zone to a prison was one of the major screw ups of the Silver Age. lt's as if we suddenly discovered how to build a workable Star Trek transporter, a...
> LOL I think not only have they all been done as Silver Age imaginary stories, I think they all may be collected in the same annual.
The gold/silver age Krypton was neat enough, but I personally don't think it makes as much sense. I think the sterile, drab Krypton from WoK is much more appropriate. I'm hoping the storyline from RtK
I was reading silver age superman 229 last night which concerned him being taken prisoner after his costume is removed. Anyway, when he is tied up with his arms above his head there is no hair in his
I know a lot has been said about the Silver Age Luthor's turn to villainy had to be more then the loss of his hair. Well, just to add a wrinkle to this idea I recently remembered an imaginary tale (
I remember a story line about a guy who had a belt with different letters on it, the letters each representing a Greek god. By pressing the letter he would gain the power of the god. Kind of a Captain
...hirt 'True Blue' LP Cover, '86 http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1409673047 Batman Silver Age Custom Figure...
...cover, interior, everything! Reprints on heavy stock, stories from early 1940’s Golden Age material and Silver Age right through to modern day ('80's) Joker stories. Batman’s number one villian ha...
...gain by the differences in the way stories are told today. I was also struck by the similarlities between Silver Age and Schwartz Age stories...
I'm trying to locate a story by this title for a friend. It was from a Silver Age comic, probably Action Comics. My friend, who works in the insurance industry, had a copy for years, but it was ruined
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