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A reply to Faze7023

FraBig·49m

Alex Ross is the best

A reply to FraBig

FraBig·1h

Edit: Tom anticipated me

A reply to FraBig

FraBig·1h

Oh well, i think it's all a misunderstanding. I personally thought you took all that way too seriously, but apparently i misread your comments. In that case i'm glad everything is ok and no one holds a grudge. I'm sorry if i seemed too heated.

A reply to FraBig

FraBig·1h

I've read something from every age, i personally love them equally, but i'd say Golden Age if i must choose.

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FraBig·1h

You all already know what is my favourite period lol.

A reply to Faze7023

FraBig·2h

JSA's Legacy, by Alex Ross, featuring:

Starman IV, Citizen Steel, Mr. Terrific II, Doc Mid-Nite II, Mr. America III, Sandman II, Green Lantern, Hawkman, Flash, Wildcat, Hourman II, Liberty Belle II, Power Girl, Amazing Man, Damage, Atom Smasher, the Thunderbolt, Jakheem Thunder, Lighting, Stargirl, Wildcat II, Cyclone, Judomaster II, Magog.

In the background: Black Canary, Captain Marvel, Hawkgirl, Hourman III, Doc Fate II, Hourman, Kingdom Come Superman, Starman III

A reply to FraBig

FraBig·2h

It isn't an obsession, it's recognising that it's when everything started. Refusing the legacy of the origins and their importance isn't a wise move.

Anyways, i refuse to continue this discussion, i've changed the post and now it should be everything ok.

And try to assume a mature behavior, you're both older than me, and we're just talking about a conventional date in comic history, regarding to which we have two historians that say both the points of view. Like i've said before it's futile to continue debating.

It's ironic... it was meant to be a game in which share favourite characters

A reply to FraBig

FraBig·2h

As i've said. 3 years are nothing.

And yeah, there's no editor that had a true continue successful publication history, but having a debacle during the Bronze Age is different from being a secondary editor during the Golden Age, when American comics were born.

In DC even Etrigan didn't say anything about it, but considering that here in Marvel Spidey is a god, i'll change it "per il quieto vivere" (in order to live in peace)

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FraBig·3h

I'm not going to engage a futile debate about a conventional date. They're different points of view, like saying Middle Age finished with 1492 or 1453. They're different opinions of different historians. 1970 or 1973 doesn't change much.

I personally consider that comic history should be based on topical DC dates, because (it's a fact, not an opinion) DC had a continue publication history since 1938. Marvel almost died in the 50s and in the Golden Age was nothing compared to DC.

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FraBig·4h

Arnold T. Blumberg places the end of the Silver Age in 1973. Comic historian Craig Shutt places the end of Siver Age with the last issue of the Fantastic Four by Jack Kirby, just before he left Marvel: Fantastic Four #102.

They're just different points of view. I personally agree with Shutt because of the increasing presence of monsters and horror themes since 1970, that are typical of the Bronze Age.

FraBig·5h

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Marvel Favourite of the Ages #2 - Silver Age

Here's a new series in which everyone shares who are his top 5 favourite characters created in a precise Age of comic book history!

This episode is about the Spectacular Silver Age!

The Silver Age is a comic book era that starts with the creation of the Silver Age Flash, Barry Allen, in 1955/1956, and finishes in 1973, with the arc "The Night Gwen Stacy Died".

Now, these are 5 of my favourite Silver Agers:

Hank Pym, Ant-Man

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Blackagar Boltagon, Black Bolt

Blackagar Boltagon (Earth-616)Marvel Database

Herbert Wyndham, the High Evolutionary

Herbert Wyndham (Earth-616)Marvel Database

Matthew Murdock, Daredevil

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Kyle Richmond, Nighthawk

Kyle Richmond (Earth-616)Marvel Database

Let's make your own team, with your top five Silver Agers!

A reply to Mutant Paladin

FraBig·6h

Never used the Marvel Fandom App. I don't like the design and the fact there are multiple apps for every community.

A reply to Faze7023

FraBig·8h

Memories of the good ol' times, Captain Wonder and Captain Tim

A reply to Fate Buoy Yanzz

FraBig·8h

The Human Torch, Jim Hammond. He's the first marvel hero with Namor, but he was an hero since the beginning. If you've read Sub-Mariner vs the Human Torch from Marvel Mystery Comics you realise at that time Marvel's mainstream hero was the Human Torch. But yeah, also Namor is worth to be remembered

A reply to LardWad420

FraBig·20h

And then Solar resets the Multiverse and creates another one.

A reply to Gabri1090

FraBig·20h

La lingua degli angeli è una definizione più che corretta

(The language of angels is a totally right definition)

Lol

But yeah, the phrase was complex but it's tecnically right, it's only to be formal precise

A reply to Dr. Nice

FraBig·20h

Was she created in the Silver Age?

A reply to LardWad420

FraBig·20h

And then the High Evolutionary devolves all the heroes in monocellular beings... sad story.

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FraBig·21h

Yeah, Golden Age wonders

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FraBig·21h

Stan Lee operated during the Golden Age too, like Jack Kirby, they started writing when they were like 18... at that time it was the average age of all comic book authors