Fantastic Four Omnibus Volume 2 HC6 reviews Stan Lee, Jack Kirby Marvel Comics, 2007 Fantastic Printing! + Unmissable + The peak of the Marvel history + Fantabulous compilation + Absolutely Fantastic!             Marvel Masterworks: Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos, Vol. 13 reviews Stan Lee Marvel Enterprises, 2006 The Greatest Generation, Take One + Lee, Kirby, and Ayers create unique WWII comic + Paperback Edition, Please?? I owned the thirteen issues collected in this Masterwork volume, and indeed, they are masterworks. Death was a reality in Sgt. Fury, as the youngest Howler, Junior Juniper, was killed in issue #3. Reed Richards made an appearance in the same issue as an OSS agent working with the Italian ...             The Eternals Omnibus9 reviews Jack Kirby Marvel Comics, 2006 There is no more comics like this anymore. + Excellent sequential art and writing for most of it's run + Shows real promise, then falters Wow, I discovered Kirby for the first time a couple of years ago, but one can feel his Impact in all media, he practically defined the qualities of a Hero in modern america. The Eternals is a great story, other people rate as outdated, but unfortunately I am not aware of that many titles that ...             Marvel Masterworks: The Mighty Thor Volume 52 reviews Stan Lee Marvel Comics, 2006 5 stars with one caveat + Jack Kirby's best work...ever! this volume contains some of the best stories of the whole LEE and KIRBY run on THOR. included are; THOR'S trip to RIGEL, EGO the living planet, JANE FOSTER in ASGARD, the LADY SIF, ULIK and the ROCK TROLL invasion of ASGARD. this should be a 10 star volume. what's the caveat then? it's the color ...             Challengers of the Unknown Archives, Vol. 1 (DC Archive Editions)4 reviews Jack Kirby, Dave Wood DC Comics, 2003 Kirby without Stan Lee + What Jack Kirby did between Joe Simon and Stan Lee + Pre-Fantastic Four Kirby at Its Best!!!!!! This Archive Edition of four Showcase tryouts and the first two issues of Challengers of the Unknown presents a delightful kalidescope of romping Jack Kirby action. Very different from anything else in the late 1950's DC universe.The Showcase issues are each one very long and complexly developed ...             Jack Kirby's Fourth World Omnibus, Vol. 29 reviews Jack Kirby DC Comics, 2007 Kirby At His Best + Kirby unleashed! + FANTASTIC content. Less than stellar packaging. + My 4 cents worth.             Captain America by Jack Kirby, Vol. 3: The Swine2 reviews Jack Kirby Marvel Comics, 2006 ...Liberty and Justice, For ALL! + Some good stuff from The King! In my humble opinion, THIS IS THE BEST CAPTAIN AMERICA SAGA, EVER! Jack Kirby and Captain America triumph over the forces that threaten us and on this occasion, Cap is confronted by Science run amok! The story starts in the jungles of Central America then seques into a fantasic adventure that would ...             Marvel Visionaries: Jack Kirby5 reviews Jack Kirby, Joe Simon, ... Marvel Comics, 2004 Long the live King Kirby. + The King Deserves Better Than He Ever Got From Marvel... + Return of the KING! Would there have been a comics industry without Jack Kirby? Yes, I think there would have, but it might not have been as fun. This book reprints a wide format of stories (see the Amazon description above) in a format worthy of Kirby. Particularly nice was the inclusion of the "What-If?" story ...             Tales to Astonish: Jack Kirby, Stan Lee, and the American Comic Book Revolution36 reviews Ronin Ro Bloomsbury USA, 2005 Astonishing that it was published! + MARVELous + Tales to Astonish - Astoundin! + Incredible Book + Very Readable History of Jack Kirby and the Comics             Kamandi Archives, Vol. 23 reviews Jack Kirby DC Comics, 2007 CLASSIC KIRBY IMAGINATION! + Fun blast from the past + Kamandi Archive a must have It's funny how the mind works...I can't remember where I put my keys half the time but I still remember, over thirty years later, the first time I saw and issue of Kamandi. We were in my best friend Barry's loft, which we built in the rafters of his parent's garage. We were probably 11 or 12 years ...             Challengers of the Unknown Archives, Vol. 2 (DC Archive Editions)2 reviews Jack Kirby, Wally Wood DC Comics, 2004 Kirby's Last Stories of the Challengers of the Unkown + Challengers of the Unknown 2 DC split Kirby's run on the Challengers of the Unknown between two slimmer than average (hence the smaller price) DC Archives. The Challengers of the Unkown were a group of adventurers who on the way to a tv show about them are involved in a horrible plane crash. They all survive and dedicate ...             Jack Kirby's Fourth World Omnibus, Vol. 127 reviews Jack Kirby DC Comics, 2007 A MUST BUY!!!! + The First Appearance of Many Great Characters!!!!!!!!!!!! + Read Greatness Again!!! LOTS OF KIRKY HERE!!!! A MUST BUY, IF U ARE A KIRBY FAN, GO AHEAD AND GET THIS ONE AND VOL. 2 ALSO...             Kamandi Archives, Volume 1 (DC Archive Editions)4 reviews Jack Kirby DC Comics, 2005 PERHAPS KIRBY'S LAST GREAT WORK + Classic Kamandi by Kirby!! + Kamandi Archives 1 Kamandi was a unique book in a number of ways. It was one of the first projects, along with the New Gods, that Jack "The King" Kirby worked on after leaving Marvel for DC in the early 1970's. The days of artists bullpens of the 60's and 70's are pretty well gone today by work-for-hire freelancers ...             Kirby: King of Comics35 reviews Mark Evanier Abrams, 2008 King Kirby Lives!!!! + Surprisingly Moving Biography of Jack "King" Kirby + Until a comprehensive bio comes out, this will have to do. + WOW!!! A great achievement! + Homage to the King             Silver Star (Jack Kirby's Silver Star)3 reviews Jack Kirby Image Comics, 2007 A Beautiful Book! + Not the best Kirby art but Kirby is about concepts While I'm not reviewing the story here (you either like Kirby's weirder, wild independent work or you don't), I would like to say that the actual hardcover produced of Silver Star is GORGEOUS. Oversized, dazzling color, a historical introduction by the original publisher, along with the screenplay ...             Marvel Masterworks Captain America Volume 2 (Volume 2)2 reviews Stan Lee Marvel Comics, 2005 A trio of solid mini-epics for Captain America from Lee & Kirby (and Kane) + Lee/Kirby magic "Marvel Masterworks: Captain America, Volume 2" collects issues #82-99 of "Tales of Suspense" and the first issue of Captain America's own magazine, which continues the numbering with #100 (Iron Man, Cap's co-star in "Tales of Suspense," got to start over with issue #1). That means Stan Lee did all ...             Fantastic Four Omnibus, Vol. 114 reviews Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, ... Marvel Comics, 2005 the BEST way to read the F.F. early issues + Fantastic Four Omnibus Vol.1 + Fantastic Four Omnibus + Great stories but.... + The start of the Marvel age of comics             Challengers of the Unknown Archives, Vol. 2 (DC Archive Editions)2 reviews Jack Kirby, Wally Wood DC Comics, 2004 Kirby's Last Stories of the Challengers of the Unkown + Challengers of the Unknown 2 DC split Kirby's run on the Challengers of the Unknown between two slimmer than average (hence the smaller price) DC Archives. The Challengers of the Unkown were a group of adventurers who on the way to a tv show about them are involved in a horrible plane crash. They all survive and dedicate ...             Kamandi Archives, Vol. 23 reviews Jack Kirby DC Comics, 2007 CLASSIC KIRBY IMAGINATION! + Fun blast from the past + Kamandi Archive a must have It's funny how the mind works...I can't remember where I put my keys half the time but I still remember, over thirty years later, the first time I saw and issue of Kamandi. We were in my best friend Barry's loft, which we built in the rafters of his parent's garage. We were probably 11 or 12 years ...             Captain America by Jack Kirby, Vol. 3: The Swine2 reviews Jack Kirby Marvel Comics, 2006 ...Liberty and Justice, For ALL! + Some good stuff from The King! In my humble opinion, THIS IS THE BEST CAPTAIN AMERICA SAGA, EVER! Jack Kirby and Captain America triumph over the forces that threaten us and on this occasion, Cap is confronted by Science run amok! The story starts in the jungles of Central America then seques into a fantasic adventure that would ...