BRONZE AGE BONANZA: You can’t go wrong with Adams, Kirby, Romita… — 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. — It’s a veritable Justice League of Avengers Artists! Adams! Romita! Giordano! Buscema! Kirby! Even George Wilson! Dig THE TOP 13 COVERS OF MARCH 1971 — RANKED. As usual, these are based on sale dates, not publication dates. Right on. — 13. Action Comics #400, DC. I dig this one and all but there are people out there who like it even more. Really, it’s just a wacky excuse for Neal Adams and Dick Giordano to draw half a gorilla – and there ain’t nothin’ wrong with that. — 12. Superman’s Girl Friend #110, DC. Lois Lane #106 is one of the most notorious covers in comics history, a ham-fisted attempt at relevance that misses the mark by very wide mile. This one is in that same arena – but it deserves mention because, like the other cover, it is downright, mind-blowingly bizarre. — 11. Iron Man #38, Marvel. A perfectly solid Sal Buscema effort that puts Iron Man in the middle of a surprisingly effective ambush. But what grabs me is that an injured Tony Stark has to resort to a ratty sling to hold his arm in place. I mean, wouldn’t the suit compensate for that somehow? I need an answer to this! — 10. Reggie and Me #48, Archie. Betty Cooper does Warhol. Wouldn’t you just love to see Archie and the gang visit the Factory? — 9. Superman #237, DC. I get it, they got turned into green monsters. I’d be pissed too. But man, it doesn’t take much for the public to turn on Superman, does it? After all he’s done for them! Adams and Giordano bring it, though. — 8. House of Mystery #192, DC. Man, Adams has a hilariously gruesome sense of humor, doesn’t he? And always with the kids in peril! (That’s part of the secret sauce for a good horror cover, Adams related to me once. It might have been advice from Joe Orlando.) — 7. Star Trek #10, Gold Key. Gold Key wasn’t known for its fealty to Trek’s sensibilities but this cover looks like...