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FREETHE GOLDEN AGE OF DC COMICS EBOOK

Paul Levitz | 400 pages | 01 Mar 2013 | Taschen GmbH | 9783836535731 | English | Cologne, Germany The Golden Age of DC Comics

THE GOLDEN AGE OF DC COMICS THE GOLDEN AGE OF DC COMICS The ultimate guide to the heyday of DC Comics from to , in a leather-bound edition The greatest in DC Comics history – , , , The and many, many others – in the celebrated appearances that brought them fame. The Golden Age of DC Comics is a coffee table book covering the history of DC Comics from My wife and I were killing time, waiting for some friends of hers from college to arrive, when we wandered into Barnes and Noble. I saw this on the bargain table and snapped it up. For the DC Comics mini-series, see The Golden Age (comics). The Golden Age of Comic Books describes an era of American comic books from to During this time, modern comic books were first published and rapidly increased in popularity. Golden Age of Comic Books

Superman’s story, and those of Batman, Wonder Woman, and hundreds of other DC Comics characters, are all told in The Golden Age of DC Comics. Expanded from the Eisner Award–winning XL book, 75 Years of DC Comics, this edition offers readers the ultimate insight on DC’s first decades, from its pulp origins up to the comic-book burnings of the McCarthy ’50s. The Golden-Age begins with the invention of the genre, usually attributed to the of Superman in It ends with the creation of the Comic Code Authority in The publishing era following the Golden-Age is known as the Silver-Age, and is commonly attributed to the introduction of in September of While characters have taken over the entertainment industry, it's been a long time since the Golden Age of Comic Books, back when the likes of Batman, Captain America, Superman and Wonder Woman got just as much love on the printed page. While their book sales may no longer hold a candle to their box office receipts, rewind a few decades and you'll find that the best, and most important years of Marvel and DC predate even World War II. THE GOLDEN AGE OF DC COMICS

The Golden-Age begins with the invention of the Superhero genre, usually attributed to the first appearance of Superman in It ends with the creation of the Comic Code Authority in The publishing era following the Golden-Age is known as the Silver-Age, and is commonly attributed to the introduction of the Flash in September of The Golden Age of DC Comics is a coffee table book covering the history of DC Comics from My wife and I were killing time, waiting for some friends of hers from college to arrive, when we wandered into Barnes and Noble. I saw this on the bargain table and snapped it up. The first release is this one, devoted to - as the title suggests - The Golden Age of DC Comics, an era ending in , when the Silver age was born. The first thing you will notice when you compare the 75 Years book to this more recent one is the 75 Years book looks like that muscular bully next to the skinny kid in those old Charles Atlas ads that ran in comics. Golden-Age

The Golden Age is a four-issue comic book mini-series by writer and artist Paul Smith. It concerns the Golden Age DC Comics superheroes entering the s and facing the advent of McCarthyism. The Golden Age of DC Comics is a coffee table book covering the history of DC Comics from My wife and I were killing time, waiting for some friends of hers from college to arrive, when we wandered into Barnes and Noble. I saw this on the bargain table and snapped it up. While comic book characters have taken over the entertainment industry, it's been a long time since the Golden Age of Comic Books, back when the likes of Batman, Captain America, Superman and Wonder Woman got just as much love on the printed page. While their book sales may no longer hold a candle to their box office receipts, rewind a few decades and you'll find that the best, and most important years of Marvel and DC predate even World War II.

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