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Sunday 13 March 2016
KLASSIC KIRBY KOMIC KOVERS - THE FANTASTIC FOUR #7...
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From what I understand of the personalities of the two (as much as you can glean through interviews and such), the way I read it is Reed being Stan Lee and Ben 'The Thing" Grimm being Jack in their comic personalities. At least it amuses me to take that slant on it as I revisit the stories. Though I believe that Jack was much more of in intellectual than the Grimm persona would have you believe.
ReplyDeleteI don't think, initially, that the characters were meant to reflect either man, PC, but, over time, Jack apparently began to identify with The Thing. I certainly don't believe he was trying to draw himself as Reed on that cover 'though, despite an imagined likeness in some people's view.
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