What were your favorite Bronze age runs?

[Mr.Marion]

Bob Layton's Ironman 118- the end of the Armor wars.
X-Men 94-142
New Teen Titans
Adams/O'Neil Batman/Detective comics
Spiderman- Gerry Conway
Daredevil -Frank Miller

I'm sure I'm leaving a few out.

[thunderbolt]

love the early Marvel Two In One, Marvel's Frankenstein, DC's 100 page Giants, The Rampaging Hulk magazine, Byrne's FF, Claremont and Byrne XMen

[PNGwynne]

Ahhh, Byrne's FF...

Also, Marshal Roger's run on Batman

[Blue Meanie]

All Star Squadron. My favorite of the era. I hope this "Crisis" event that DC has planned will bring back the the All Stars/JSA. Rich Buckler and Jerry Ordway's run on the book is probably the best, or tied for the best, complimentary artist/inker teams. The others would probably be Layton and Austin in Iron Man and Byrne and Austin on X-Men.

[enyawd72]

Captain America 253-254, 256

[Toy Timelord]

Batman starting at 232, Detective starting at 400.

The original Wrightson Swamp Thing. Kamandi. ONeill and Neal Adams on Green Lantern. Deadman.

(Big Neal Adams fan in case you can't tell!)

[Earth 2 Chris]

O'Neil/Adams on Batman titels (not really a "run" but spread out sporadically for several years)

The Englehart/Rogers/Austin run on Detective.

The New Teen Titans by Wolfman and Perez, until George left the first time.

The short Captain America run by Stern/Byrne,

Stern/Romita run on Amazing Spider-Man.

DeFalco/Frenz run on ASM.

Gerry Conway/Don Newton/Gene Colan run on Batman and Detective.

I enjoyed all of All-Star Squadron,but that brief run where Ordway actually pencilled the title was magic. I kind of wish they'd never came up with Infinity, Inc. so he'd stayed on the book.

Chris

[torgospizza]

Thomas, Buscema, and Chan on Marvel's Conan.

[PNGwynne]

I loved Don Newton on Batman--one of the best Batman artists IMO. I truly miss him--it's heartbreaking to think he only did comics for ten years. I love his Marvel Family, too.

Some of those characters from back then--Nocturna, Mannikin, Dr. Death--should return.

Kamandi--how I enjoyed those stories! I cannot believe DC Animated hasn't produced a feature.

[Mr.Marion]

I feel Jim Aparro's run on Aquaman deserves a mention. He also got Batman right. Even though he unfairly had to follow Adams.

[argent007]

These are some great suggestions! Very impressed with this list. I've read most of these (often in collected form), but this gives me some other ideas of trade paperbacks to track down.

[The Toyroom]

• The Cockrum/Grell era of Legion
• Cary Bates/Irv Novick Flash
• Marv Wolfman/George Perez New Teen Titans
• Chris Claremont/John Byrne/Terry Austin Uncanny X-Men
• Gerry Conway/Dick Dillin/George Perez JLA
• Bob Haney/Jim Aparo The Brave and the Bold
• Camelot 3000

[ubermanx]

Basically, yes, all of it.

Sure there are some lemons in the pile like Karate Kid but the Bronze Age is my favorite time period of comics.

Currently I am trying to buy some of the runs I missed. Just finished Luke Cage/Power Man and Iron Fist. Now to find the time to read it ...

Marty

[thunderbolt]

I feel Jim Aparro's run on Aquaman deserves a mention. He also got Batman right. Even though he unfairly had to follow Adams.

Got to throw in Aparo's Spectre work, too

[kingdom warrior]

Wolfman/Perez New Teen Titans
Claremont/Bryne/Austin X-Men
Rampaging Hulk
Stern/Bryne Captain America
Grant/Zeck Punisher mini series
Frank Miller Daredevil
Bryne Fantasic Four
Bryne Superman
Bryne She Hulk
Jerry Ordway art The Adventures of Superman
Jerry Ordway The Power of Shazam!
Claremont/Bryne Iron Fist
The Invaders
Roy Thomas/Rich Buckler/Jerry Ordway All star Squadron
The Avengers mid 70's to mid 80's