Favorite Era of Comics

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You can find some of my recommendations sprinkled around this place:

Love the golden age comics

Are you asking for more Golden Age comics or something other than Golden Age comics? I sometimes like to recommend the Clayface sampler if you want a feel for different eras. Golden Age Clayface, Basil Karlo: Detective Comics #40 (1940) & #49 (1941) Silver Age Clayface, Matt Hagen: Detective Comics #298 (1961) & #312 (1963) Bronze Age Clayface, Preston Payne: Detective Comics #478 & #479 (1978) Dark Age “Mud Pack”: Detective Comics #604, #605, #606, & #607 (1989)

Intro to Superman

Here’s a highlight reel of Superman’s earliest adventures from 1938 to 1940: Superman #1 Superman’s first four stories from Action Comics, all in one volume! Action Comics #8-9 Superman becomes a fugitive after taking a novel approach to teen delinquency. Action Comics #13, 14, 17, 19, 20, & 21 Superman faces his first supervillain, Ultra-Humanite, in a multi-part saga! Action Comics #22-23 & Superman #4 The debut of Superman’s greatest nemesis, Luthor! And here are some more …

Where Should I Start With Non-Batman Heroes?

Now, if you’re willing to be a little bit braver, I’ll make a handful of other suggestions. I. Golden Age Sampler These are some older comics, so you can expect them to be more akin to comic strips. Superman #1 by Jerry Siegel A reprint of the first few adventures of Superman. Action Comics #22-23 by Jerry Siegel Superman meets his archnemesis, Luthor. All-Star Comics #8 & Sensation Comics #1 by William Marston Wonder Woman’s first two appearances, recounting her origin. Wond…