Please do not interpret this post as taking away the legal or moral right of a creator. I just want to point out an interesting 'conundrum'.
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Wednesday 6 March 2019
ANOTHER OF BARRY PEARL'S MARVELLOUS MINI-POSTS...
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Kid, I just saw an ad for the movie. It features the Skrulls, created by Lee and Kirby Fantastic Four #2. They also created the Kree in FF #64. Of course I was created by Lee and Kirby in FF#1!!😃
ReplyDeleteSeriously, isn’t it amazing how many people are responsible for one character, or one story.
Sure is, Barry, but never mind that. YOU were created by Lee & Kirby? So which one was mummy and which one was daddy? (The world needs to know.)
ReplyDeleteIt was more like Frankenstein, they used spare parts from other creations.
ReplyDeleteOnly the very highest quality spare parts I'm sure. And not a criminal brain (unlike in the 1931 movie).
ReplyDeleteMarvel's KILLRAVEN was another example of a "spare parts" creation. Although fans were most vocal about the run by McGregor and Russell, what they did was built on assorted tropes established-- admittedly not always done that well-- by Adams, Chaykin, Wolfman and Trimpe.
ReplyDeleteThe strip was reprinted in the UK Planet of the Apes weekly comic, GP, but the baddies were changed to apes and Killraven was renamed Apeslayer. Strange, eh?
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