Underground Comic Books

In the U.S., the first comic book was published in 1934. Since the first comic was released, the first producer was the United States. The first comics were similar to the cartoon in the newspapers at the beginning, but they were published in their own books. The first comic books are mostly adventure stories and describes a certain type of character super hero. Historians break the history of American comics in different eras. There are four periods from the Golden Age, Silver Age, Bronze Age and Modern Age of comics.

The golden age of comics would last in the 1930s to the late 1940s. Meanwhile, the comic has become the mainstream and readers were introduced to superheroes such as Batman, Captain America and Wonder Woman. Superman was the first known superhero made his debut in 1938. After Superman, almost all the comics featuring a super-hero, and the Golden Age is classified by their appearance. The Second World War had a great impact on the popularity of superhero comics during that time. What they have been so popular in value as good triumphs over evil. There was even a comic book character who showed punching Adolf Hitler. "

The Silver Age of comics was more on the commercial success and artistic promotion. The Golden Age proved that comics were very popular and readable, and the Silver Age has argued that success. This lasted until the mid 1950s to early 1970s. Meanwhile, the comics were blamed for juvenile crimes occur more frequently. Following this, the sales went down and comic writers have had to rethink their conspiracy story. Comics began to represent the authority. The character has gained momentum and the stars of the comic strip began appearing as aliens and other characters from science fiction. Also during this time, underground comics made for adults began to emerge.

The Bronze Age lasted from the 1970s to the mid-1980s. The look of the comic has not changed during this period, however, the plot story changed dramatically. Although the pages and images were bright and colorful, the story was more dramatic, realistic and dark. real world problems have been brought to attention in cartoons of that era. Drug use is a question. The comic has become more mature and life like.

The modern era of comics began in the 1980s and continues into the present. In addition to cartoon characters, the writers are also more recognizable. There are publishers who produce more comics and cartoons are too independent. The major publishing houses became more commercialized. The characters also change during this period. Today they are more complex, a self-doubt, and the wicked are darker.