STARMAN | James Robinson's Saga Of Self-Discovery

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  @ForEveryKindofGeek · 7 days ago · pinned

  What's your favorite Golden Age superhero?

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  @WatchSecretCrisis · 7 days ago

  I read it at 31 years old. I go back to it periodically and find how it grows with me while the nostalgia theme becomes a reopened wound more and more each time. Here's to times past, friends.

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  @librarian66 · 1 day ago

  A terrific comic and it remains a favorite of mine.

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  @macsnafu · 6 days ago

  Yes, James Robinson's Starman was a pretty darned good series.  I especially liked that he brought in EVERY version of Starman into the comic, even that weird blue guy!

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• WA

  @WatchSecretCrisis · 7 days ago

  Check out Doctor Star, an homage to Starman.

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  @GinoFrance-l2u · 6 days ago

  All time classic series this run along with the golden age made me appreciate dc's golden age past. But also its a series about legacy family and can you forge your own legacy while staying true to who came before you

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  @Anynom · 7 days ago

  Pure comic book perfection.

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  @NutsNBolts-fv9kx · 6 days ago

  What a coincidence; I just started reading it last week and I've fallen in love

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  @JamesHaney · 6 days ago

  STARMAN, one of the few good things to come out of the Zero Hour morass, served as a brilliant, bright beacon during the Dark Times of the 90’s. It was appointment reading each and every month as I watched Jack, as well as those around him, grow and develop into the best aspects of themselves. I’ve always been grateful that Jack and his son got a happy ending, born out of the ashes of so much death and pain. Thanks for a look back at a series that still stands tall above anything that has followed in its huge footsteps!🖖♾️

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  @alexbailey5211 · 7 days ago

  Thank you @ForEveryKindofGeek for covering my favorite dc comic run ever. It does get talked about enough so its great to hear it getting more love. Great work as always

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  @Watch-0w1 · 5 days ago

  I really love the British invasion comic. Those are the peak in comic story

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  @superby1 · 4 days ago

  Huge Starman fan here and I gotta say, you did this series justice and then some! <br><br>I was a Will Payton fan as a kid but when I was a teenager I discovered Starman thanks to my local library having the trade paperback of A Wicked Inclination, which had the &quot;Sand and Stars&quot; story. That ignited my love for this series and sent me on a hunt for the prior trades as well as the current issues. I fell in love with this series. It was a major inspiration for me wanting to become a writer. A few years later I was in college learning all I could about creative writing.<br><br>I&apos;ve had the chance to meet James Robinson and Tony Harris at conventions and they were an absolute pleasure to talk to.<br><br>Excellent video! You did a great job!

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