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The [[Superhero]] genre is best-known in the medium of [[Comic Books]]. But even there, its fortunes have gone up and down, and this has influenced the perception of superheroes in general. Each age has had its own good and bad qualities, its classics and its overhyped trash. And the pendulum swings on... |
The [[Superhero]] genre is best-known in the medium of [[Comic Books]]. But even there, its fortunes have gone up and down, and this has influenced the perception of superheroes in general. Each age has had its own good and bad qualities, its classics and its overhyped trash. And the pendulum swings on... |
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Revision as of 05:18, 10 September 2014
The Superhero genre is best-known in the medium of Comic Books. But even there, its fortunes have gone up and down, and this has influenced the perception of superheroes in general. Each age has had its own good and bad qualities, its classics and its overhyped trash. And the pendulum swings on...
- The Golden Age of Comic Books
- The Interregnum
- The Silver Age of Comic Books
- The Bronze Age of Comic Books
- The Dark Age of Comic Books
- The Modern Age of Comic Books