BackintheBronzeAgeさんのイラストまとめ

Supposedly inspired by DC’s Parasite, Eclipso, Clayface, Ultra-Humanite, Star Sapphire, and Sonar. Although I am sure there can be other possible influences as well.

The Institute of Evil!

From the pages of Squadron Supreme: Lamprey, Quagmire, Shape, Ape-X, Foxfire & Doctor Decibel!

I’d enjoy seeing the analogous team of DC Comics villains return & create havoc in the Marvel Universe! Too bad they mostly met their end in the classic series.

Iron Fist fought a lot of heroes in his 15 issue Bronze Age book!

Good night all!

Controversial opinion... The Kingpin is a Spider-Man villain!

Don’t get me wrong - I enjoyed his manipulations and confrontations with DD, but I grew up with him harassing Spidey. I’d like to see him do that again!

Office furniture beware!

Floating head splash page!

(Four words that I suspect only a comic book collector may understand)!

Ghost Rider!

The original Ghost Rider is a largely forgotten Marvel Silver Age entry! (7 issues; 1967).

The character made occasional appearances using a different moniker in more recent days, but he has a small fraction of the recognition awarded his contemporaries.

@BronzeAgeBabies It has highs and few lows; overall it was an enjoyably weird and creative run.

Don McGregor had a strong vision of where he wanted the story to go and overall the art is great particularly Craig Russell.

I’m surprised Killraven hasn’t shown up more in Marvel comics.

Galactus (not battling FF) covers!

Why was there only one “Super-Villain Classics” issue?

Galactus and ROM!

Galactus was more aggressive in this arc, and I enjoyed his interaction with ROM. The resolution involving Galador, the Wraith World & the Dark Nebula had some nice twists.

Considering ROM shares some characteristics with the Silver Surfer, it was a fun ride.

How big is the Atom in your collection?

Ray Palmer has been in the DC pantheon since October of 1961 (just a few months ahead of Hank Pym’s Ant-Man over at Marvel). Are you an Atom fan?