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Saturday, 19 May 2012
KIRBY'S "BULLETS FOR BIG AL!"...
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Well that's another comic book ticked of my "bucket list" wish lit - thanks for showing this Kid I ve been itching to see a few pages from In the" Days of the Mob" for more years than I care to remember - wont be picking it up but nice to see - McScotty
ReplyDeleteEven 'though I've got the original, I'm still fascinated by those deluxe reprints. If DC releases it I'll be having a copy.
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ReplyDeleteI wrote an article about the Mob in Jack Kirby Quarterly some years ago. Have you read it? If not email me privately and I'll send you the article.
I thought Kirby's writing style worked a mite better on the 1930s era mobster stories. Again, the black and white look was appropriate for the period era, and I would also like to see all the stories reprinted someday soon.
I thought Vince Colletta's inking on Kirby's pencils on this issue worked wonderfully well, Nick. Even the grey wash was just right.
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