Tag Archives: Golden Age

Random Panel #2

Posted on November 5, 2012 by Michael Bradley

Panels without dialogue and narration were exceedingly rare in the Golden Age, which was a time of super-condensed, exposition-heavy stories. Jerry Siegel, however, while not using them in every story, seemed to make more use of them than other writers … Continue reading →

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Halloween 2012: The Spectre in… ‘Zor!’

Posted on October 31, 2012 by Michael Bradley

In keeping with the spirit of Halloween (or is that the Halloween spirits?), today we’re teaming up with several other comic-focused blogs to highlight tales of fright and suspense sure to liven up your day (or maybe just scare your … Continue reading →

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Random Panel #1

Posted on October 29, 2012 by Michael Bradley

I love seeing random comic panels. Whether it be Superman, Batman, Aquaman or another hero, there’s something very fun about brief, arbitrary looks into various eras and aspects of the character. I started the Super-Random Super-Panel feature over at Great … Continue reading →

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