Comments on: Review: Justice League of America #200 http://www.comicsbronzeage.com/?p=5572 Celebrating comic-book goodness published from 1970 to 1985 Wed, 08 Sep 2010 19:09:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Dale http://www.comicsbronzeage.com/?p=5572#comment-387 Dale Mon, 09 Nov 2009 13:02:41 +0000 http://www.comicsbronzeage.com/?p=5572#comment-387 I havent bought anything new over the past 6 months as I have become totally disinterested in comics (well, I might pick up Blackest Night and Daredevil in harcover) so I enjoy these jaunts back throughout my childhood, and I still have my silver age stuff tucked away I havent bought anything new over the past 6 months as I have become totally disinterested in comics (well, I might pick up Blackest Night and Daredevil in harcover) so I enjoy these jaunts back throughout my childhood, and I still have my silver age stuff tucked away

]]> By: Edo Bosnar http://www.comicsbronzeage.com/?p=5572#comment-386 Edo Bosnar Sat, 07 Nov 2009 19:07:27 +0000 http://www.comicsbronzeage.com/?p=5572#comment-386 Some of us don't have long boxes to dive into. *heavy sigh* Sites like these remind me over & over again how many cool comics I had before I dumped (not really, sold for peanuts which actually came to the same thing) comics collection in the mid-80s... Some of us don’t have long boxes to dive into. *heavy sigh* Sites like these remind me over & over again how many cool comics I had before I dumped (not really, sold for peanuts which actually came to the same thing) comics collection in the mid-80s…

]]> By: Andrew Wahl, Comics Bronze Age editor http://www.comicsbronzeage.com/?p=5572#comment-385 Andrew Wahl, Comics Bronze Age editor Sat, 07 Nov 2009 00:54:26 +0000 http://www.comicsbronzeage.com/?p=5572#comment-385 Dale: Glad I can inspire some long-box diving! Every time I push out the <em>Comics Bronze Age</em> schedule, I find treasures I forgot I had. It’s the next best thing to buying new comics! Cheers, Andrew Dale:

Glad I can inspire some long-box diving! Every time I push out the Comics Bronze Age schedule, I find treasures I forgot I had. It’s the next best thing to buying new comics!

Cheers,
Andrew

]]> By: Andrew Wahl, Comics Bronze Age editor http://www.comicsbronzeage.com/?p=5572#comment-384 Andrew Wahl, Comics Bronze Age editor Sat, 07 Nov 2009 00:52:24 +0000 http://www.comicsbronzeage.com/?p=5572#comment-384 Edo: “The weak points in the story are glossed over by the sheer awesomeness from cover to cover.” That might be the best one-sentence review I’ve ever read! The art in this issue really is a treat. But I usually need both the story and the art to be firing on all cylinders to give something an A (and it needs a “special something” to get an A+). In general, I’m finding I’m not nearly as fond of Gerry Conway’s Bronze work as I thought I was. This one’s certainly a keeper, though! Cheers, Andrew Edo:

“The weak points in the story are glossed over by the sheer awesomeness from cover to cover.”

That might be the best one-sentence review I’ve ever read! The art in this issue really is a treat. But I usually need both the story and the art to be firing on all cylinders to give something an A (and it needs a “special something” to get an A+). In general, I’m finding I’m not nearly as fond of Gerry Conway’s Bronze work as I thought I was. This one’s certainly a keeper, though!

Cheers,
Andrew

]]> By: Dale http://www.comicsbronzeage.com/?p=5572#comment-383 Dale Sat, 07 Nov 2009 00:12:09 +0000 http://www.comicsbronzeage.com/?p=5572#comment-383 Andrew You just have me going through long boxes and finding comics that I havent read in years. I remember this issue and the best part of it was Batman being drawn by Brian Bolland and Pat Broderick drawing Firestorm. Of course having Kubert, Gil Kane, Infantino, Giordano and Aparo on one issue just blew my mind. I am finding treasures that I didnt even remember that I have - like a FN to NM run of Brave & Bold and a NM copy of JLA 200. Andrew

You just have me going through long boxes and finding comics that I havent read in years.

I remember this issue and the best part of it was Batman being drawn by Brian Bolland and Pat Broderick drawing Firestorm. Of course having Kubert, Gil Kane, Infantino, Giordano and Aparo on one issue just blew my mind.

I am finding treasures that I didnt even remember that I have – like a FN to NM run of Brave & Bold and a NM copy of JLA 200.

]]> By: Edo Bosnar http://www.comicsbronzeage.com/?p=5572#comment-382 Edo Bosnar Fri, 06 Nov 2009 22:16:13 +0000 http://www.comicsbronzeage.com/?p=5572#comment-382 Just an A-? By far my favorite single issue of JLA, ever. The weak points in the story are glossed over by the sheer awesomeness from cover to cover. Just an A-? By far my favorite single issue of JLA, ever. The weak points in the story are glossed over by the sheer awesomeness from cover to cover.

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