The Bronze Age of DC Comics

A massive, lavish art book from Taschen, The Bronze Age of DC Comics (2015–present) is a single-volume coffee-table retrospective that surveys DC's output from the early 1970s through the mid-1980s. Assembled by comics historian Paul Levitz, it collects covers, splashes, and interior pages from the era's top talents, including Neal Adams, Jack Kirby, and José Luis García-López, to capture the period's shift toward grittier, more socially conscious storytelling. This oversized hardcover matters as a definitive visual archive of a transformative decade, when DC's heroes grew darker, more complex, and more visually dynamic.