A week ago, I spoke about the Bronze Age of Comics and how it may be my favorite superhero age ever, as it seemed to achieve the perfect balance between fantasy and realism, a sense of wonder and a sense of groundedness. Now I'm here to talk to you about the man I feel was the best writer of that time period and, in my eyes, the best superhero writer of all time, Roger Stern.
"Now wait," you say. "How could you call him the best superhero writer of all time when people like Alan Moore exist?"
