BRONZE AGE BONANZA: Our new feature begins in earnest… — Welcome to BRONZE AGE BONANZA — our new monthly series that looks at the greatest covers of the Bronze Age — exactly 50 years later. For more info on this feature, click here. — OK, now we can get down to business. This is our first real installment of BRONZE AGE BONANZA, and it’s an interesting start: We’re still obviously in a transition period from the Silver Age and the top choice should surprise nobody. But it’s the rest of the list where things get surprising — especially when you see how much DC dominates the month. (By the way, don’t forget: These entries are based on sale dates and not official publication dates.) So here are THE TOP 13 COVERS OF JANUARY 1970 — RANKED: — 13. The Adventures of Jerry Lewis #117, DC. Jerry Lewis was still such a big star that his comic was still going — 117 issues strong — in 1970. That’s remarkable to consider 50 years later. This is one of the best-known covers of the series thanks to the appearance by Wonder Woman. — 12. Time For Love #15, Charlton. I don’t know who the artist is here — if you know, say so in the comments — but I dig this cover nonetheless. It reminds me of print ads of the era — and the illustrations you’d see on fashion-pattern packages. Time for swinging, indeed. It was 1970, baby! — 11. X-Men #66, Marvel. I’m a big fan of Marie Severin’s but this isn’t one of her best. I’ve included it, though, because this was the final issue of new material in X-Men until everything was All-New, All-Different come 1975. — 10. Boris Karloff Tales of Mystery #29, Gold Key. I am a sucker for A) George Wilson’s painted covers; B) hairy, tentacled, cycloptic sea monsters; C) the idea that Boris Karloff headlined a comic in 1970. Three ingredients for pure awesome. — 9. Green Lantern #75, DC. It’s a cool Gil Kane cover on its own but it’s especially noteworthy by being the final issue before the seismic Green Lantern  #76 — co-starring Green Arrow — one of the first landmarks of the Bronze Age. — 8. Strange Adventures #223, DC. A Planet of the Apes-ish/Logan’s Run-ish dessicated landscape will...