Of all of JACK KIRBY's 70s DC work, the book that lasted the longest was Kamandi the Last Boy On Earth which lasted fifty-nine issues but not with the King at the end. #33 (S'75) was the last issue that was written, drawn and edited by Kirby, #37 (Ja
Read more…It was BIG news when Jack Kirby left Marvel for DC in 1971. His soon-to-be legendary titles of New Gods, Mister Miracle and Forever People had readers (and DC's top brass) hoping for new versions of Thor, Captain America and Fantastic Four. They wo
Read more…Recently on another website, a blogger has been posting cover scans from the various Fantastic Four books from the mid to late 1960s. Most have been covers, but some internal pages have been scanned or snapped and shared in tribute to the King.
Amon
Read more…With all this talk about Kirby's DC contributions and with Mister Miracle appearing in January's All-New Batman: The Brave & the Bold, it got me reminiscing about their real first team-up.
Brave and the Bold #112 (My'74) was the first time one of Ki
Read more…http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/13/movies/13kirby.html
Ruby-Spears owns a bunch of unseen material and they're gonna use it.
Read more…http://bullyscomics.blogspot.com/ Bully is doing a post an hour for 24 hours today! I had no idea that Jack had a cameo as a police sketch artist on an episode of the Bill Bixby Hulk television show! See it at Bully's site!
Read more…I don't want to trivialize real events, but it seems right that this comic should hit the stands as so many in Iran fight for their vote to be heard and respected... Anyway, while Steve doesn't make his big return in this issue (we gotta wait two we
Read more…...in the next episode of The Brave and the Bold... http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=21634
Read more…
