Like Generation X superhero fans whose first exposure to comic books came in the 1970s and early 1980s, the Bronze Age of ...

Debates about comics in the 60s went beyond the likes of whether Superman could beat Galactus or who the strongest Avengers ...

Now, the New Golden Age #1 fully introduces these retconned Golden Age characters, giving them retro-style profiles in the style of Who's Who, the popular DC encyclopedia comic of the '80s.

With the cinematic DC Universe emphasizing legacy, it should establish the existence of various Golden Age heroes, including members of the JSA.

A non-profit called The Whites Project (named after another term for Golden Age comics, the Canadian Whites) is also doing its part to keep Canadian comic history alive.

It's official. DC is restarting the Golden Age. Read a preview of The New Golden Age #1 right here.

Feature The Golden Age Of Comics Find out more about cartoons and the creation of our best loved super heroes.

After decades in limbo, the legendary and iconic Golden Age superhero Micro-Face is finally being revived by equally legendary comic book publishing giant the NPR Planet Money Publishing Group ...

Captain Future, the lead character of the debut of Startling Comics, might be one of the most confusing characters in Golden Age comic book history. The pulp character of that name (and from the ...

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New comic book publisher Rippaverse is bringing non-woke audiences the superhero entertainment they have craved in the cancel culture age, inviting a new fleet of heroes to the entertainment realm ...