old comics that didn't make it to the 21st century

Shadowprophet

Truthiness
I knew about the Golden Age, but not the Platinum Age.
My ages were the Silver and Bronze.
I thought it was just Gold silver and modern, The way I was told to know the ages is by how superman fights. If superman is doing things like grabbing entire stars and pulling them around, That's Golden age, Limitless Superman, If Superman is leaping tall buildings in a single bound and bulletproof, That's silver age. And if Superman is getting his ass handed to him by doomsday, That's modern age. Like Legit, That's how I was taught to follow the ages. I had never heard of platinum age or bronze age.
 

nivek

As Above So Below
I never heard of Mystic comics...

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nivek

As Above So Below
I don't think this is an old comic strip but a funny one lol...

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nivek

As Above So Below
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pigfarmer

tall, thin, irritable

WOW ! Gold Key. Don't remember that specific one but it took me back to the '60s as a kid. My grandfather worked for Western Publishing for 42 years. I remember going in to the plant and seeing all the house sized printing presses. He used to bring home comic blanks - no printing or staple - for me to doodle in. Somewhere in a box I have epic Starfleet battles drawn on that stuff. The tin roof of our old horse barn was a Western leftover - when you got up there and looked you could see an entire encyclopedia printed in it, backwards.
 

nivek

As Above So Below
I never really read comic books much until early middle school when a friend turned me on to the Avengers and Marvel comics...That would have been around the year 1977...

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nivek

As Above So Below
Here's a couple old and odd comics from Marvel and DC that I don't think made it lol...

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Dean

Adept Dabbler
Always loved Weird War - and considering the stuff we go on about in this forum it isn't really out of place, is it?

And don't forget Total War (stories drawn by Wally Wood, although not the covers). Who were the mysterious invaders who launched attacks simultaneously across the globe?

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