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| − | Colloquially used to refer to comics from 1970-1979. The acknowledged catalysts of the Bronze-Age are the first appearance of the Punisher (Amazing Spider-Man 129), the Death of Gwen Stacy (Amazing Spider-Man 121), and a notable Green Lantern storyline. |
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| + | | Title = Bronze-Age |
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| + | Colloquially used to refer to comics from the 1970s, the "Copper Age" was marked by the introduction of darker plot elements and storylines, despite still being regulated by the Comics Code Authority. The following estimates of its duration have been found: |
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| + | *1970-1980[https://www.sellmycomicbooks.com/most-valuable-comic-books-bronze-age.html] |
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| − | The introduction of the "Copper Age" has pushed back the boundary of the Bronze-Age to include years through 1982 generally, and possibly 1983 as well. (Keep in mind comic era boundaries are fuzzy, and some comics may continue to read like the older ones, and thus belong to the older era). |
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| + | *1970-1984[https://comicbookhistorians.com/the-8-ages-of-comic-books/][https://monkeysfightingrobots.co/the-steel-age-of-comics-renaming-and-predicting-the-modern-ages/] |
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| + | *1970-1985[https://silveragecomics.uncc.edu/timeline] |
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| − | See the Overstreet Price Guide 2004 for their discussion on eras. |
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* See Also: [[Characters by Era]] |
* See Also: [[Characters by Era]] |
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Bronze-Age
Colloquially used to refer to comics from the 1970s, the "Copper Age" was marked by the introduction of darker plot elements and storylines, despite still being regulated by the Comics Code Authority. The following estimates of its duration have been found:
- See Also: Characters by Era
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