Monday 28 August 2017

JACK'S 100TH ANNIVERSARY ISSUES...


Images copyright MARVEL COMICS

As you all know (and if you don't, you should, 'cos I mentioned it earlier), today is what would've been JACK (King) KIRBY's 100th Birthday.  Therefore, I thought it would be nice to show the 100th issues of Jack's (and STAN LEE's) most famous MARVEL characters - namely The FANTASTIC FOUR and The MIGHTY THOR.  So without any further ado, here they are.  Do you have the original comics shown here?  I do! 


Tell you what - let's make it a threesome.  Here's CAPTAIN AMERICA #100 (formerly TALES To ASTONISH), but it's really the first ish of his own title in the Marvel Age.

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6 comments:

  1. Anonymous29 August 2017 at 13:08

    I first saw that FF cover when it was re-drawn for the cover of The Titans #43. Didn't know at the time it had originally been the cover of FF #100.

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  2. Kid29 August 2017 at 15:27

    Well, you do now, CJ, which just goes to show how worthwhile it can be to visit this blog. (Dontcha think?)

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  3. Anonymous1 September 2017 at 16:42

    Actually, Kid, I discovered that the cover of The Titans #43 had originally been the cover of FF #100 long before your blog came along :)

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  4. Kid1 September 2017 at 19:33

    Yeah, but I bet you'd forgotten until my blog reminded you. (So I'm still taking the credit.)

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  5. baab2 September 2017 at 03:17

    There was a sticker/card set in the late seventies,this cover was the collectable.
    I love it,My brother and I had a set each.

    Never had the ol' comic .

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  6. Kid2 September 2017 at 09:15

    I've got the comic, never had the ol' sticker/card set. Hey, I can live with that.

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