This may sound Bad for a few people, but I like Lois to be both capable and a Damsel in Distress. She has help Superman here and there. But it's justified why she gets kidnapped that often, and that's one of the few things that I like about her
I can understand the thought behind that. The fact that she's Superman's girlfriend, later wife, and even later very PUBLIC wife, definitely puts a target on her back. It just felt a bit ridiculous back in the Golden Age when, more often than not, it was sheer coincidence or plot convenience rather than anything more substantial.
You keep referring to the time after Crisis as Bronze Age . That is incorrect Bronze Age is the decade of the 70’s or 1970 to the Crisis depending on who you ask. The Modern Age is everything after the Crisis . Some people also retro fit the Copper Age from the Crisis to 1991.
The various 'Ages' in graphic literature is definitely a major thing debated among fans. Some also argue the existence of Plastic, Dark, Junk, Chrome, the list goes on... Personally, I'm one of the people who subscribes to the thought that the Ages for DC Comics is wholly separate from, say, Marvel Comics. After all, DC's Golden Age is when Superman and Batman hit the market, and Marvel's came with Fantastic Four and Spider-Man. That's 23 years of difference! So when I refer to the ages, know I don't mean them in the grand scale of DC, Marvel, Dark Horse, Image, etc. all lumped together, but rather as those ages pertain to DC Comics themselves. Hope that clears it up :)
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This may sound Bad for a few people, but I like Lois to be both capable and a Damsel in Distress. She has help Superman here and there. But it's justified why she gets kidnapped that often, and that's one of the few things that I like about her
I can understand the thought behind that. The fact that she's Superman's girlfriend, later wife, and even later very PUBLIC wife, definitely puts a target on her back. It just felt a bit ridiculous back in the Golden Age when, more often than not, it was sheer coincidence or plot convenience rather than anything more substantial.
You keep referring to the time after Crisis as Bronze Age . That is incorrect Bronze Age is the decade of the 70’s or 1970 to the Crisis depending on who you ask. The Modern Age is everything after the Crisis . Some people also retro fit the Copper Age from the Crisis to 1991.
The various 'Ages' in graphic literature is definitely a major thing debated among fans. Some also argue the existence of Plastic, Dark, Junk, Chrome, the list goes on...
Personally, I'm one of the people who subscribes to the thought that the Ages for DC Comics is wholly separate from, say, Marvel Comics. After all, DC's Golden Age is when Superman and Batman hit the market, and Marvel's came with Fantastic Four and Spider-Man. That's 23 years of difference!
So when I refer to the ages, know I don't mean them in the grand scale of DC, Marvel, Dark Horse, Image, etc. all lumped together, but rather as those ages pertain to DC Comics themselves.
Hope that clears it up :)