Jack Kirby Libros

Contiene Captain America 193-200 USA. Después de una pequeña ausencia de la Casa de las Ideas, Jack Kirby volvió al hogar… ¡Más impresionante y cataclísmico que nunca! El año: 1975. El bicentenario del nacimiento de Estados Unidos era inminente. Pero, ¿sería una época para recordar con gozo o el momento en que el país afrontara su más difícil reto? En esta monumental saga, nunca reeditada a color y tamaño original, el Capitán América y el Halcón se embarcan en la desesperada búsqueda de los mayores conspiradores de la historia, así como su maligna creación: ¡La Bomba Loca! En su 200 aniversario, América morirá… ¡Y sólo el Capi y el Halcón pueden evitarlo!

It's Jack Kirby at his finest in some of the kookiest Cap stories of all-time! Captain America and the Falcon face racism and government corruption with fists and shields raised! The deadly Secret Empire has infiltrated American society and plans to drive the entire country into war with their madness-inducing Madbomb! Collecting:: Captain America 193-214, Annual 3-4; Captain America's Bicentennial Battles

Kamandi, the last boy on Earth! In these tales from KAMANDI #1-20, Kamandi—one of the few survivors of a Great Disaster that has destroyed civilization—must make his way in a world populated by bizarre mutated animals and other strange wonders! Considered one of Jack Kirby's most creative works, KAMANDI features a band of anthropomorphic supporting characters who accompany Kamandi as he searches for answers and adventure across the wastelands of Earth.

At every point, Joe Simon and Jack Kirby raised the bar. When they came to comics, Superman had been around for about a year, and the medium was still in its infancy. They took the action and made it explode, breaking out of the panels and sprinting across the page. They showed what comics could do, experimenting with layout and design, creating the first full-page panels and double page spreads. Their first million-seller was a superhero (Captain America), and their next was military adventure that outsold Superman (DC's Boy Commandos). These two guys from Rochester and Brooklyn broke all the rules when they created the first romance comics, and they blazed trails in every genre: horror, science fiction, crime etc ... Their work in the legendary title Black Magic was acclaimed by readers. It was held up on national television by the Senate Committee on Juvenile Delinquency, where experts claimed Black Magic contributed to the corruption of American youth! Also included here are the Simon and Kirby stories from the experimental terror title Strange World of Your Dreams.

Included in the volume are "This Man, This Monster," the story of an anguished Thing the debut of the Black Panther and Klaw; an all-out battle between the Thing and the Silver Surfer; the original Human Torch vs. Johnny Storm; and the four-part saga in which the dreaded Dr. Doom steals the Surfer's cosmic powers. Collects Fantastic Four (Vol. 1) #51-60, Annual #4

Comicdom's famous monsters are on the loose! Marvel presents the concluding volume in our complete collection of Stan Lee, Larry Lieber and Jack Kirby's Marvel Monsters. Marvel's late-1950s/early-1960s period was famous for its twist-ending tales, alien invaders and especially its towering monster menaces - and no one drew giant monsters like Jack "The King" Kirby! It's page after page of Grogg, Ogg, the Creature from Krogarr, Fin Fang Foom, and more! These stories aren't just a fun atomic romp-they're the training ground where Stan Lee and Jack Kirby honed their creative partnership, learning each other's strengths and building an unmatched rapport. In these pages, you'll find out that the mother of the Marvel A ge of Comics was - a monster!Collecting: material from Strange Tales 87-100, Annual 1; Journey into Mystery 71-82; Tales to Astonish 20-34; Tales of Suspense 20-38; Amazing Adventures 1-6; Chamber of Darkness 4-5

In 1975, Jack Kirby made a triumphant return to Marvel, revitalizing Captain America with his dynamic storytelling and artistry. The "Madbomb" saga unfolds a gripping plot where an aristocratic group attempts to control the nation through mental manipulation, inciting chaos among the populace. The narrative also features the Falcon trapped in a bizarre asylum and introduces chilling elements in the tale of the Night People. Additionally, Kirby presents thrilling adventures like "The Swine," marking the debut of Arnim Zola and the return of the Red Skull. This collection spans issues #193-214 and includes significant annuals and special editions.

Deep in the God Chamber, archeologist Daniel Damien and his daughter Margot learn from their assistant, Ike Harris (aka Ikaris, an Eternal) that he must activate the Cosmic Beacon deep within the God Chamber! But Deviants Kro and Brother Tode have another plan for Ikaris in mind... Collecting: The Eternals #1-11.

The Marvel Treasury Edition that celebrated 200 years of the United States of America is back, as big as life and better than ever! From the unparalleled imagination of Jack Kirby, it’s a time-spanning adventure featuring Captain America on an incredible journey through his nation’s past — from the American Revolution through two World Wars…and more! Steve Rogers meets major historical figures, makes quite an impact on Benjamin Franklin — and takes inspiration from two centuries of American struggle and progress! Reprinted in all its oversized glory along with suitably patriotic special features, this is one of the Sentinel of Liberty’s wildest adventures of all, without which no Cap collection is complete!COLLECTING: Marvel Treasury Special: Captain America’s Bicentennial Battles (1976) 1, Mighty Marvel Bicentennial Calendar 1976