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SILLYSHIP--pirate eye--
11-18-2006, 06:40 AM
I love lists so here's another one. I would like y'all to put your votes in for what are the most memorable, influential, desirable one hundred silver age comics. I will consolidate and edit the list in the second post as we go along.
SILLYSHIP--pirate eye--
11-18-2006, 06:43 AM
1. Showcase #4-- DC Sept.-Oct. 1956
The first app. of the silver age Flash, who becomes the first super hero of the silver age.
stupidman
11-20-2006, 03:41 AM
2. Green Lantern #76-- Marvel 4/70


Aw jeez, you're gonna make me start an argument already? :-) GL #76 is a Bronze Age book (possibly the start of the Bronze Age even!)

But I'll add a couple to the list:
FF #1, 4,5,6
JIM #83
TOS #39
AF # 15
ASM #1
Hulk # 1
X-Men #1
Showcase #6, 22, 34
Brave + Bold # 28, 34
Flash # 123
JLA #21,22

There's many more...
oxbladder
11-20-2006, 04:26 AM
WW #98
Action #252
Adventure #210
SILLYSHIP--pirate eye--
11-23-2006, 07:12 PM
Aw jeez, you're gonna make me start an argument already? :-) GL #76 is a Bronze Age book (possibly the start of the Bronze Age even!)

But I'll add a couple to the list:
FF #1, 4,5,6
JIM #83
TOS #39
AF # 15
ASM #1
Hulk # 1
X-Men #1
Showcase #6, 22, 34
Brave + Bold # 28, 34
Flash # 123
JLA #21,22

There's many more...

Yeah I know that, why are you bringing it up? I love that edit button.
Continuing the list.

Batman 155
Detective 400
rowand
12-15-2006, 03:20 AM
1. Showcase #4-- DC Sept.-Oct. 1956
The first app. of the silver age Flash, who becomes the first super hero of the silver age.

So does this mean that Detective 225 (from earlier in 1956) marks the origin of the Martian Manhunter as the last superhero of the Golden Age or the first of the Silver Age?

I don't remember the exact number but Flash 118 or so with Winky, Blinky, and Noddy as the 1st Golden Age crossovers in the Silver Age. W,B,& N were a bad idea back in the GA and proved to be equally stinky in the SA.

Mystery in Space 75 the sequel to JLA 3.
camper49
01-13-2007, 11:36 PM
Fantastic Four 48, 49, 50
Amazing Spider-Man 39, 40
Flash 123
Green Lantern 40
Brave and Bold 28, 29, 30, 52
All JLA books from the late 1960's.