Silver Age Comics

Wikipedia presents the following information on the Phantom Zone: The Phantom Zone is a fictional prison dimension featured in the Superman...

George M. Cohan once observed that plotting a three-act play was relatively simple. In Act 1, you get the hero up in a tree. In Act 2, you...

Because, as the old saying goes, there are no atheists in foxholes. And Clark (or his Superman identity) certainly found himself in foxhole...

Well, the latest outrage to hit the comics community is the "death" of the Human Torch, Johnny Storm . In the latest issue (No. 58...

I consider Spiderman the single best Silver Age character. For starters, he has the best motivation for putting on the outfit and fighting ...

I have often commented that DC released 30 comics a month, regular as clockwork, during the Silver Age. I based this on the fact that DC re...

Emailer Jason writes of his search for a particular story from his youth: But I've been trying to find one Superman story in particular,...

Over at Superman Fan, blogger Nightwing posts a scathing review of a Silver Age Lois Lane story. He's particularly hard on the suppose...

On the most obvious level, this issue is part and parcel of the horrific "monster of the month" era in Detective Comics that chara...

Up till this point, DC's superheroes had all pretty much relished their superpowers. And why not? Who wouldn't want to be able to ...