What was the last SilverAge Comic?

[12c_Comic]

I'am just curious but what is everyone's opinion as the last Silverage Comic, or year? I my self do not know..so if anyone can enlighted my knowledge it would be appreciated.

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There has been a lot of heated dispute over the end of the Silver Age/ start of the Bronze in these forums.

Check out the threads in the Bronze Forum regarding when the Bronze Age started (thus Silver ended).

There is no hard and fast date/ comic as opinions vary, but 1969/70 seems to be the most popular end of the Silver Age.

[Aman619]

Oh sure, direct him to all the threads where it's ben discussed so he can make up his own mind...

 

and then just kinda slip in YOUR opinion!!!

 

hah! why, I oughtta ...pound you!

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and then just kinda slip in YOUR opinion!!!

 

Like you haven't made yours perfectly clear.

[Aman619]

I know!! thats why Im pissed I didnt get to answer him first!!!

[JiveTurkeyMoFo]

As a Marvelite, the Silver Age ended with Fantastic Four # 108, the last Kirby issue.

 

[Zonker]

We're not far from agreement. As a DC fan, I agree the Silver Age ended when Kirby left Marvel's Fantastic Four for DC. But I time that to FF 102, Kirby's last consecutive issue. Also that issue was dated October 1970, the same month as Conan #1 ushered in the Bronze Age at Marvel. Neat, eh?

 

But for reasons I've gone in to elsewhere, I think there was some overlap between Silver and Bronze, with the Bronze Age beginning at least at DC in January 1970.

 

Cheers,

Z.

[12c_Comic]

Well thats food for thought.....thanks for the insight

[seank]

From the DC side of the fence: Green Lantern 75.