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 No.1012122

What are DC's best pre-crisis runs?

 No.1012566

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Pre-Crisis is a pretty broad term that technically covers golden, silver and bronze age comics, as I understand it. In terms of bronze age DC stuff fairly close to but before COIE, you've got the popular Denny O'Neil/Neal Adams 70s Batman and Green Lantern/Green Arrow, plus New Gods and Wolfman/Pérez Titans. Depends what you're into but I think those are the big ones.


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>>1012122

The Superman/Action Comics/Adventure Comics/Superman's Girlfriend Lois Lane/Superman's pal Jimmy Olsen run from 1954 until 1967. It's the definitive era for Superman, featuring the talents of Captain Marvel writer Otto Binder and a more matured Jerry Siegel crafting the elements we all now associate with Superman.


 No.1012596

I second the Swan/Schaffenberger “Superman Family” era.

Gil Kane’s early Green Lantern comics are a lot of fun.

I wish DC would put out Archie-style digests of this stuff. I can buy thousand-page compilations of old Archies at the grocery store for like ten bucks, why not this stuff???


 No.1012600

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Bob Haney and Ramona Fradon's original Metamorpho run ( The Brave and the Bold #57 to Metamorpho#4 ).

Robert Kanigher and Ross Andru's original Metal Men run ( Showcase #37 to Metal Men#29 ).

E. Nelson Bridwell and Bob Oksner's Angel and the Ape ( Showcase #77 to Meet Angel #7 )

60's DC comics were a trip.


 No.1012610

>>1012566

Any good omnibuses or TPBs that collect O'Neil's Batman?


 No.1012649

>>1012596

We used to have collections like that in Australia, from Federal Press. They would collect Marvel and DC comics in black and white anthologies, magazine or little pocket sized.

I really learned to appreciate B&W art from reading all the old Lee/Kirby and then-current Mantlo/Byrne Fantastic Four that way. Confused the fuck out of me seeing the Beast as a guy with big feet in X-Men and a furry guy with Wolverine hair in the Avengers at the same time, though.

I'd add the original Doom Patrol, and Len Wein and Bernie Wrightson on Swamp Thing, Kirby's Mr Miracle, the Forever People, Levitz/Giffen Legion of Super Heroes, Kirby on Jimmy Olsen, Marshall Rogers and Denny O'Neil on Batman, Walt Simonson's Manhunter, Kamandi the Last Boy, and Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow.


 No.1012700

>>1012596

>I wish DC would put out Archie-style digests of this stuff. I can buy thousand-page compilations of old Archies at the grocery store for like ten bucks, why not this stuff???

Same reason they eventually shuttered the Showcase B&W line: selling that much material cheaply is still expensive, they'd be eating the costs for every book.


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>>1012610

Look for Batman by Neal Adams. For whatever reason DC forgot about poor Denny when naming the collected editions. The newer ones, including the omnibus, I hear have had the art retouched by Adams, so it may not be for you if you dislike "modernisation".




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