Which DC's era you reading more frequently?

[Jackalope89]

Mostly Rebirth stuff (what few I'm still following), but I'll pop back to an older story/series if it catches my interest. Like Batgirl with Stephanie Brown. Not a long series, but very enjoyable. Got cut short by the reboot at the time. A real shame, as she and Damian has quite the relationship.

[BatmanJones]

The current one, always.

[Ilan Preskovsky]

Mostly current but if I want to go for an era that I probably connect with the most, it would be between 1985 and the early 2000s - the "post-Crisis" era, basically.

[SiegePerilous02]

Bit of a mish mash of everything

Same. Lots of pre-Crisis Bronze Age stuff for Superman, Batman, NTT, Swamp Thing and Legion of Superheroes. Some early Vertigo, which is part of early post-Crisis. 40s whenever I read Wonder Woman.

And lots of stuff by some of my favorites: Morrison, Johns and Rucka, which are in the post-Crisis/pre-Flashpoint era. And New 52 or Rebirth stuff for any of them.

[deadboy80]

I regularly reread my entire collection, wich spans all eras. My favorite is the mid 70's to mid 90's era of DC comics. It's when I feel they were at there best. Lost a lot of interest in everything from late 90's to current. The fact that they continue to slide back to a darker path bores me. All the retelling of origins bores me. The lack of conception yo these charecters bores me. Superheroes used to struggle with balance, the balance of a superhero life and there real life, wich often reflected ours. Now that rarely exsists. Boring.

[Flash Gordon]

Modern stuff, and lot of Silver Age Aquaman stuff.

Lately a lot more Bronze Age joints.

[DCStu]

Rebirth... but I love to fit in a bit of old Post Crisis whenever I can.

[WonderScott]

Thanks to DC Universe, a bit of everything now as it's made available.