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On the Schedule 
And now for something a little different: In honor of the Iron Man 3 movie opening May 3, Comics Bronze Age spends the next month reviewing the entire “Demon in a Bottle” run from Iron Man #120-128. By the team of David Michelinie, John Romita Jr. and Bob Layton, “Demon in a Bottle” was the Bronze Age’s definitive Iron Man story line. [More] On the Schedule 
After nearly three weeks away thanks to a Technology Apocalypse, Comics Bronze Age returns to its regular, thrice-weekly schedule with a short month of reviews. Stories in the spotlight for March range from a wordless G.I. Joe classic to a Superman gender-bender caper. [More] From the Editor 
UPDATE (Mar. 16, 2013): Recovery from the Tech Apocalypse continues, but Comics Bronze Age is ready to return with new reviews Monday (Mar. 18). Repair work is ongoing as we crawl out from under the perfect storm of a damaged hard drive, a WordPress hack and a corrupt WordPress plugin. There’s still work to be done – we’re probably about 90 percent restored at this point – but critical systems are back online. Thank you again for your patience and we’ll see you here next week! [More] On the Schedule 
After a January filled with No. 1s, it’s time for a little variety. This month’s collection of reviews ranges from the debut of Captain America’s Nomad identity to an alien tree looking to get jiggy with Superman! [More] On the Schedule 
First issues have long been a collectible staple, and the Bronze Age was no exception. This month, Comics Bronze Age takes a look at No. 1 from Aardvark-Vanaheim, Atlas (Seaboard), DC, Eagle, Gold Key and Marvel. [More] On the Schedule 
Once again, Comics Bronze Age gets into the merriment of the season with our annual 10 Days of Christmas celebration. There’s no shortage of naughty or nice on this schedule of reviews! [More] On the Schedule 
Comics Bronze Age uses the first part of November 2012 to showcase that staple of the Bronze Age – the barbarian! [More] On the Schedule 
Comics Bronze Age celebrates October 2012 with a horror-themed collection of reviews. [More] On the Schedule 
For Comics Bronze Age first month back, we wanted to offer an eclectic mix of reviews. The result: A Bronze Age Potpourri with everything from one of the era’s first issues to one of the first-ever graphic novels. [More] From the Editor 
After nearly two years on hiatus, Comics Bronze Age returns with fresh reviews of old four-color favorites three times each week. A few words on where we’ve been and where we’re headed in the year ahead. [More]  |
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