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DC Comics Classic Edition 1988 Re Print Brave and The Bold 28 Silver Age 1st App

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BrandDC Comics

GTIN0070989311473

UPC0070989311473

eBay Product ID (ePID)2244802777

Product Key Features

Superhero TeamJustice League of America

Artist/WriterGardner Fox

CharacterSuperman (Clark Kent), Aquaman (Arthur Curry), Flash (Barry Allen), Batman (Bruce Wayne), Wonder Woman (Diana Prince), Green Lantern (Hal Jordan), Lex Luthor, Martian Manhunter

Issue Number28

TraditionUS Comics

FormatSingle Issue

LanguageEnglish

StyleColour

FeaturesReprint, First Character Appearance, First Printing, Boarded, 1st Edition

UniverseDC Universe

Intended AudienceGeneral Audience

Publication Year1988

TypeComic Book

GenreClassics, Superheroes

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item 1 Silver Age Classics: BRAVE & the BOLD - No. 28 (1992) features JUSTICE LEAGUE

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item 2 DC Silver Age Classics 1992 Brave And The Bold 28 First Justice League

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item 3 Justice League of America - #28- Brave and the Bold Silver Age Classics 1992

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item 4 DC comics Classic Edition 1988 re print Brave and the bold 28 silver age 1st app

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by pmacz59-2
17 Mar, 2021
Excellent reprint.
Reprinting Silver Age comics can be problematic. Marvel Comics never got the hang of it - they seem to be ashamed that they ever used the 4 colour process. I bought a TPB of Jim Steranko's Nick Fury comics and was appalled by how unfaithful the reproduction was, and I found out recently that Steranko himself said he would spit in the eye of anyone who praised it. DC's Silver Age Classics reproduced the originals pretty much as they originally appeared, most importantly with faithful colouration. Compare the gaudy flat colours in the Marvel Milestones comics and you'll see what I mean. Marvel seems intent on ruining enjoyment of Jack Kirby's lines of force by battering the eyes into submission with strong, unnatural colours. The whole range of DC's Silver Age Classics, on the other hand, is very pleasing to read, and a good way of finding out what comics looked like back then.
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