What Are the Different AGES of COMICS? || Comic Misconceptions || NerdSync

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  @buttascotchbro1 · 11 years ago

  THE ADULT AGE  OF WHEN I CAN SPEND MY MONEY ON WHAT I LIKE INSTEAD OF ASKING MOM FOR MONEY TO READ AND BUY A COMICBOOK.

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• ZI

  @Zipsyzadok · 10 years ago

  NerdSync has so much replay value. I just watch and re-watch everything, never get bored.

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• BI

  @BirthquakeRecords · 3 years ago

  I’m so glad that 2014 comic book nerd fashion is so well preserved on the internet. &nbsp;It’s <b>bold.</b> <br><br>Scott has had such a glow-up over the years.

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  @Burning-Twilight · 11 years ago

  I like to think that the current age we are in might be the digital age seeing as a lot of comic books that can be over 20 years old can be read online that &nbsp;and your more likely to find very old comics online more than you are in your local comic book shop

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  @winterkrash · 6 years ago

  I always loved the Golden Age of comics. As part of my graduate studies, I chose to focus on comic book history and criticism (I am on a society and culture track). I never get tired of it.

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• AE

  @aealaeddin · 1 year ago

  &quot;It&apos;s gonna be really long&quot; is 15 mins lol oh the times they be a changing

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• CU

  @cubbyjo · 7 years ago

  When I started collecting in the 80’s the Ages were loosely divided by superhero eras. Pre-war to the comics code was the Golden Age. The era in the late 50’s to 60’s when most DC characters were recreated and Marvel was creating their new universe was considered Silver Age. The Bronze Age was the 70’s when things started to get grittier - Green Lantern/Green Arrow. X-Men Giant Size.

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  @dazeddamien5625 · 10 years ago

  The kryptonite age<br>The vibranium age<br>The adimantium age<br>The steel age<br>The platinum age<br>The new age<br><br><br>This took 15 minutes to type I typed with my little toe.

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  @A..D..D · 11 years ago

  I got into comics in the early 90&apos;s , my school had a few in the library G.I.Joe, Captain America (Capwolf) and I think Spiderman, I was hooked. Got older and had stopped paying as much attention. A quick return in &apos;07 , had some free time, healing from a breakup; getting high drinking a beer, Watching Seinfeld DVD&apos;s and going through my new Set of cards. Collected all of the Marvel Universe Series 3 from &apos;92, another collection started as a kid. Found 2 unopened boxes on Ebay. My things had since been stashed away, then I saw Age of Ultron , that got me to find my old collections and now Im back into comics. I had forgotten some of the things I had.

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  @TheEarthboundHeroacw · 11 years ago

  Why do we call it DC Comics, when DC stands for Detective Comics? We&apos;re saying, Detective Comics Comics.

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  @angrystickfig · 10 years ago

  I like the bronze age best, I think it has stories with more structure and gives enough depth to the comics without going overboard with the doom and drama like I think modern comics do.<br> &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;I got into comics from the animated Spiderman show in the 90s. I didn&apos;t actually start reading Spiderman, though. My first comics were Daredevil because he was in an (maybe multiple?) episode, and he really grabbed my attention with his backstory and I had to get the comics since he didn&apos;t have a movie (and as far as I&apos;m concerned, he still doesn&apos;t) or a TV show or anything like that.

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  @parkb5320 · 11 years ago

  Looking back, I would have to say that the Bronze Age is my favorite. I started collecting comics back in the 70&apos;s and I was too young to really appreciate the more realistic stories but now I can appreciate the awesome story lines.

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