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This first segment covers both that and the Korean War in broad strokes. If you didn't know, there's an obscure event during the Golden Age called 'World War II'. Just as the first chapter was an overview of the history of comic books during the Golden Age, chapter 2 is an overview of the rest of the world during the Golden Age.

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The invention of the Comics Code Authority and the dawning of the Atomic Age lead into the next comic book age, known as the Silver Age, which lead into the Bronze Age, and hten into the Iron Age/Dark Age that we now have our comic books set in. The Golden Age is stereotypically known for its colorful red-white-n'-blue costumes, jingoism, awkward pre-Civil Rights social interactions, and lots of heroes punching Nazis in the face. This is the time where now-famous superheroes such as Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Captain Marvel, Captain America, and Namor the The Golden Age is the era of comic books from the first costumed hero in the early 1930s up to an undefined time soon after the end of World War II and the beginning of the Cold War. Like Dungeons and Dragons, d20 Modern, and Pathfinder, it has aР”В¬hapter 1 of Mutants and Masterminds: Golden Age handily decides to lay down for us the history of the Golden Age, thus explaining what it is to those who are not comic book nerds. Instead, you buy your ability scores, skills, feats, and powers with a pool of points alloted to you based on the game's 'Power Level'. Introduction and Chapter 1: A Brief History of Nazi-PunchingР”Р„ssuming you don't already know about it somehow, Mutants and Masterminds is a d20 system game focused on two things: superheroes, and saying Meanwhile, it's time to do the opposite of April Fool's day tradition and actually write up what I said I would enter the new thread with, plowing straight through the first two chapters of Mutants and Masterminds: Golden Age.

The best art for any Alternity book has been and always will be Facepalm Priest from Dark*Matter. Both of the alien guides have covers by Brom and the actual illustrations are top notch. Alternity's art being awesome doesn't stop there.