BRONZE

“Age of Bronze” is a series that shows up a little erratically these days; it’s been two years since the last installment. But I think every “Age of Bronze” fan out there will agree with me when I say this: if it takes two years to turn out such high-quality comics, then that’s perfectly reasonable. Creator Eric Shanower’s “Age of Bronze” #32 is another top-notch comic and a reminder of the strength of the medium. If you’ve never read “Age of Bronze,” it’s Eric Shanower’s attempt to create the definitive Trojan War comic. This might not sound like too big of a project, but Shanower isn’t taking the traditional “fast forward from the abduction of Helen to the arrival of the Trojan Horse” method. We’re going step-by-step through the saga, and saga is the best word to describe what results. This new issue involves Cressida being given to the Greeks (where her turncoat father already resides) as part of a hostage exchange, even as Prince Troilus pines for the loss of his love. What “Age