Throughout the life of comics, there have been series that encompass certain characters, teams, and villains. This is what makes people collect comics. They can follow their favorite characters as they fight crime or be the crime makers. Some characters have been around for many years and collectors search the globe to find an entire series to complete their own. One of the most searched for are the Silver Age DC comics for sale in either stores or online. These comics were introduced in 2000.
The Silver Age was a twelve part storyline designed to mirror the past superheroes of DC comics yet be in contradiction of the past comics. The storylines were titled with the term “Silver Age” to distinguish them from the others. This twelve part series was a one-shot series and formed a larger storyline where the Justice League fights the Injustice League. These comics had items that were different from previous comic lines. They had half page advertisements, larger page counts, and other things that were intended to poke fun at the original storylines. Finding the Silver Age DC comics for sale can be an entertaining addition to a comic collection.
Silver Age comics are relatively the same as their counterparts with titles such as, Flash, The Green Lantern, Teen Titans, and the Justice League of America. The heroes and villains traded places in these comics and were wildly entertaining. It was designed to take the comic lover back to the time when comics were fun and took the reader out of the regular world. This line of comics did just that and readers were taken back to when comics were simple and fun. Comics after the Silver Age had become violent and self-indulged. These twelve books were lighter and were a good mix of the old storylines with the newer one. Cosmic Comics! is a store where this series of comics can be found, and if you find the Silver Age DC comics you’re after, you are sure to #getyourfix and be entertained through the mix of old storylines and new.
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