BRONZE AGE BONANZA: Big month for GIL KANE! PLUS: ADAMS! KUBERT! GRELL! MORE! — Welcome to BRONZE AGE BONANZA — our monthly series that looks at the greatest covers of the Bronze Age — exactly 50 years later. For more info on this feature, click here. — Huge month for Gil Kane, and a game of “Is it a comic cover or an album cover?” There are also fights in the sky, a famous Neal Adams illustration, and some tongue. Dig the TOP 13 COVERS OF JUNE 1975 — RANKED: — 13. Haunted #23, Charlton. Tom Sutton’s gonna Tom Sutton. — 12. Tor #3, DC. I guess babies also had beards a million years ago? Also check out the fighting dinos on the upper right. They should have made that a flip cartoon all through the comic! — 11. Midnight Tales #14, Charlton. She’s holding it by the tongue. — 10. The Amazing Spider-Man #148, Marvel. The first of three “Big Moon” covers on this list. And no, I’m not talking about Spidey’s butt. I like this one not because it’s a classic ’70s Spidey cover — it’s not — but because it’s a somewhat different predicament and visual perspective for our hero. Nice color palette and tip o’ the web to Gil Kane and John Romita for Spider-Man’s subtle body language: You can’t see his face, but there’s a single line that indicates his brow is furrowed and the positioning of his shoulders subtly show his strain against the chains. Well done by a couple of all-time pros. — 9. Batman Family #1, DC. Total sentimental pick. I love it on the grounds that it’s the first issue of the most consistently entertaining Batbook of the Bronze Age. And the bright red background and return of the Silver Age Batlogo do their magic. But that main Grell image, while terrific — Batgirl and Robin together again for the first time! — was originally bound for 1st Issue Special before it got cancelled, so it leaves you wanting more. And ol’ Bats there was originally the Superman image on 1972’s Shazam #1. So it gets points off for the Frankensteined nature of the whole thing. But I do love it. It’s a cover that means a lot to me. — 8. Marvel Team-Up #37, Marvel. Back-to-back “Big Moon” close-quarters, werewolf battle covers comin’...