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Jack Kirby’s Monsters: Andreas Flec!

28 Friday Dec 2012

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Andreas Flec, Chamber of Darkness, Jack Kirby, Jack Kirby art, monsters

Jack Kirby created numerous monster stories for anthology titles at Marvel Comics. Jack Kirby’s monsters raged through the pages of Amazing Adventures, Tales to Astonish, and Strange Tales in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Many of them came back to life in Marvel reprint anthologies like Where Monsters Dwell in the early 1970s. We have a few of these gems in our collection, so get ready to rock! Here come the monsters!

 
Collector’s Guide: From Chamber of Darkness #4; Marvel, 1969.




Jack Kirby’s Monsters: Dragoom!

26 Wednesday Dec 2012

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Dragoom, Jack Kirby, Jack Kirby art, monsters, Where Monsters Dwell

Jack Kirby created numerous monster stories for anthology titles at Marvel Comics. Jack Kirby’s monsters raged through the pages of Amazing Adventures, Tales to Astonish, and Strange Tales in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Many of them came back to life in Marvel reprint anthologies like Where Monsters Dwell in the early 1970s. We have a few of these gems in our collection, so get ready to rock! Here come the monsters!

Collector’s Guide: From Where Monsters Dwell #2; Marvel, 1970.




Expanded Collectors Guide: Many of these 1970s printings of Jack Kirby monster stories come from earlier issues of Tales to Astonish. The original 1959 series can be hard to find; but, in 2006, Marvel began printing them in hardcover format in the Marvel Masterworks Atlas Era Tales to Astonish. They’re rarely in stock at MyComicShop, but you can sometimes find them on Amazon.

Many more of Jack Kirby’s monster stories first appeared in the original Strange Tales series. Strange Tales began in 1951 and featured some of the names we know from EC Comics, like Joe Orlando and Al Williamson. Jack Kirby joined the fun in #67 with “I Was the Invisible Man,” and soon brought to life Dragoom, Grottu, Taboo, Gorgola, and so on. Good luck finding the original issues without taking out a second mortgage! Marvel began collecting them in affordable hardcover in Marvel Masterworks Atlas Era Strange Tales in 2007, but so far they haven’t made it to the issues with Jack Kirby.

Jack Kirby’s Monsters: Sserpo!

23 Sunday Dec 2012

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Amazing Adventures, Jack Kirby, Jack Kirby art, monsters, Sserpo

Jack Kirby created numerous monster stories for anthology titles at Marvel Comics. Jack Kirby’s monsters raged through the pages of Amazing Adventures, Tales to Astonish, and Strange Tales in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Many of them came back to life in Marvel reprint anthologies like Where Monsters Dwell in the early 1970s. We have a few of these gems in our collection, so get ready to rock! Here come the monsters!

Collector’s Guide: From Amazing Adventures #6.






Jack Kirby’s Monsters: Thorg!

22 Saturday Dec 2012

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Jack Kirby, Jack Kirby art, monsters, Thorg, Where Creatures Roam

Jack Kirby created numerous monster stories for anthology titles at Marvel Comics. Jack Kirby’s monsters raged through the pages of Amazing Adventures, Tales to Astonish, and Strange Tales in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Many of them came back to life in Marvel reprint anthologies like Where Monsters Dwell in the early 1970s. We have a few of these gems in our collection, so get ready to rock! Here come the monsters!

Collector’s Guide: From Where Creatures Roam #3.




Expanded Collectors Guide: Many of these 1970s printings of Jack Kirby monster stories come from earlier issues of Tales to Astonish. The original 1959 series can be hard to find; but, in 2006, Marvel began printing them in hardcover format in the Marvel Masterworks Atlas Era Tales to Astonish. They are hardly ever in stock at MyComicShop, but you can sometimes find them on Amazon.

Many more of Jack Kirby’s monster stories first appeared in the original Strange Tales series. Strange Tales began in 1951 and featured some of the names we know from EC Comics, like Joe Orlando and Al Williamson. Jack Kirby joined the fun in #67 with “I Was the Invisible Man,” and soon brought to life Dragoom, Grottu, Taboo, Gorgola, and so on. Good luck finding the original issues without taking out a second mortgage! Marvel began collecting them in affordable hardcover in Marvel Masterworks Atlas Era Strange Tales in 2007, but so far they haven’t made it to the issues with Jack Kirby.

Jack Kirby’s Monsters: Manoo!

21 Friday Dec 2012

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Amazing Adventures, Jack Kirby, Jack Kirby art, Manoo, monsters

Jack Kirby created numerous monster stories for anthology titles at Marvel Comics. Jack Kirby’s monsters raged through the pages of Amazing Adventures, Tales to Astonish, and Strange Tales in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Many of them came back to life in Marvel reprint anthologies like Where Monsters Dwell in the early 1970s. We have a few of these gems in our collection, so get ready to rock! Here come the monsters!

Collector’s Guide: From Amazing Adventures #2.






Jack Kirby’s Monsters: Taboo!

20 Thursday Dec 2012

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Jack Kirby, Jack Kirby art, monsters, Taboo, Where Monsters Dwell

Jack Kirby created numerous monster stories for anthology titles at Marvel Comics. Jack Kirby’s monsters raged through the pages of Amazing Adventures, Tales to Astonish, and Strange Tales in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Many of them came back to life in Marvel reprint anthologies like Where Monsters Dwell in the early 1970s. We have a few of these gems in our collection, so get ready to rock! Here come the monsters!

Collector’s Guide: From Where Monsters Dwell #2; Marvel, 1970.




Expanded Collectors Guide: Many of these 1970s printings of Jack Kirby monster stories come from earlier issues of Tales to Astonish. The original 1959 series can be hard to find; but, in 2006, Marvel began printing them in hardcover format in the Marvel Masterworks Atlas Era Tales to Astonish. They’re hardly ever in stock at MyComicShop, but you can sometimes find them on Amazon.

Many more of Jack Kirby’s monster stories first appeared in the original Strange Tales series. Strange Tales began in 1951 and featured some of the names we know from EC Comics, like Joe Orlando and Al Williamson. Jack Kirby joined the fun in #67 with “I Was the Invisible Man,” and soon brought to life Dragoom, Grottu, Taboo, Gorgola, and so on. Good luck finding the original issues without taking out a second mortgage! Marvel began collecting them in affordable hardcover in Marvel Masterworks Atlas Era Strange Tales in 2007, but so far they haven’t made it to the issues with Jack Kirby.

Jack Kirby’s Monsters: Monsteroso!

19 Wednesday Dec 2012

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Amazing Adventures, Jack Kirby, Jack Kirby art, Monsteroso, monsters

Jack Kirby created numerous monster stories for anthology titles at Marvel Comics. Jack Kirby’s monsters raged through the pages of Amazing Adventures, Tales to Astonish, and Strange Tales in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Many of them came back to life in Marvel reprint anthologies like Where Monsters Dwell in the early 1970s. We have a few of these gems in our collection, so get ready to rock! Here come the monsters!

Collector’s Guide: From Amazing Adventures #5.






Jack Kirby’s Monsters: Titano!

18 Tuesday Dec 2012

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giant crab, Jack Kirby, Jack Kirby art, monsters, Titano, Tower of Shadows

Jack Kirby created numerous monster stories for anthology titles at Marvel Comics. Jack Kirby’s monsters raged through the pages of Amazing Adventures, Tales to Astonish, and Strange Tales in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Many of them came back to life in Marvel reprint anthologies like Where Monsters Dwell in the early 1970s. We have a few of these gems in our collection, so get ready to rock! Here come the monsters!

Collector’s Guide: From Tower of Shadows #7; Marvel, 1970.




Expanded Collectors Guide: Many of these 1970s printings of Jack Kirby monster stories come from earlier issues of Tales to Astonish. The original 1959 series can be hard to find; but, in 2006, Marvel began printing them in hardcover format in the Marvel Masterworks Atlas Era Tales to Astonish. Hardly ever in stock at MyComicShop, but you can sometimes find them on Amazon.

Many more of Jack Kirby’s monster stories first appeared in the original Strange Tales series. Strange Tales began in 1951 and featured some of the names we know from EC Comics, like Joe Orlando and Al Williamson. Jack Kirby joined the fun in #67 with “I Was the Invisible Man,” and soon brought to life Dragoom, Grottu, Taboo, Gorgola, and so on. Good luck finding the original issues without taking out a second mortgage! Marvel began collecting them in affordable hardcover in Marvel Masterworks Atlas Era Strange Tales in 2007, but so far they haven’t made it to the issues with Jack Kirby.

Jack Kirby’s Monsters: Robot X!

17 Monday Dec 2012

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Amazing Adventures, Jack Kirby, Jack Kirby art, monsters, robot, Robot X

Jack Kirby created numerous monster stories for anthology titles at Marvel Comics. Jack Kirby’s monsters raged through the pages of Amazing Adventures, Tales to Astonish, and Strange Tales in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Many of them came back to life in Marvel reprint anthologies like Where Monsters Dwell in the early 1970s. We have a few of these gems in our collection, so get ready to rock! Here come the monsters!

Collector’s Guide: From Amazing Adventures #4; Marvel, 1961.






Jack Kirby’s Monsters: Sporr!

16 Sunday Dec 2012

Posted by Mars Will Send No More in science fiction

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Jack Kirby, Jack Kirby art, monsters, Sporr, Where Monsters Dwell

Jack Kirby created numerous monster stories for anthology titles at Marvel Comics. Jack Kirby’s monsters raged through the pages of Amazing Adventures, Tales to Astonish, and Strange Tales in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Many of them came back to life in Marvel reprint anthologies like Where Monsters Dwell in the early 1970s. We have a few of these gems in our collection, so get ready to rock! Here come the monsters!

Collector’s Guide: From Where Monsters Dwell #2; Marvel, 1970.




Expanded Collectors Guide: Many of these 1970s printings of Jack Kirby monster stories come from earlier issues of Tales to Astonish. The original 1959 series can be hard to find; but, in 2006, Marvel began printing them in hardcover format in the Marvel Masterworks Atlas Era Tales to Astonish. Hardly ever in stock at MyComicShop, but you can sometimes find them on Amazon.

Many more of Jack Kirby’s monster stories first appeared in the original Strange Tales series. Strange Tales began in 1951 and featured some of the names we know from EC Comics, like Joe Orlando and Al Williamson. Jack Kirby joined the fun in #67 with “I Was the Invisible Man,” and soon brought to life Dragoom, Grottu, Taboo, Gorgola, and so on. Good luck finding the original issues without taking out a second mortgage! Marvel began collecting them in affordable hardcover in Marvel Masterworks Atlas Era Strange Tales in 2007, but so far they haven’t made it to the issues with Jack Kirby.

Jack Kirby’s Monsters: Torr!

15 Saturday Dec 2012

Posted by Mars Will Send No More in science fiction

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Amazing Adventures, Jack Kirby, Jack Kirby art, monsters, Torr

Jack Kirby created numerous monster stories for anthology titles at Marvel Comics. Jack Kirby’s monsters raged through the pages of Amazing Adventures, Tales to Astonish, and Strange Tales in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Many of them came back to life in Marvel reprint anthologies like Where Monsters Dwell in the early 1970s. We have a few of these gems in our collection, so get ready to rock! Here come the monsters!

Collector’s Guide: From Amazing Adventures #1; Marvel, 1961.






Jack Kirby’s Universal Dream Monitor!

07 Wednesday Nov 2012

Posted by Mars Will Send No More in first issue, superhero

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dreams, first issue, Jack Kirby, Jack Kirby art, sandman, universal dream monitor

Universal Dream Monitor from Sandman #1; Jack Kirby art.

See more of our Jack Kirby gallery, or buy the Sandman 1974 series, #1-6.

Complete Jack Kirby Portfolio from 1971!

19 Saturday Nov 2011

Posted by Mars Will Send No More in first issue, science fiction, superhero

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Jack Kirby, Jack Kirby art, Jack Kirby Portfolio, King Kirby Portfolio, Kirby Unleashed

Kirby fans, have we got a treat for you today! You could have purchased the Jack Kirby Portfolio forty-one years ago for only four bucks. Hard to imagine, isn’t it, when that’s the cover price of a regular comic book today?

But we didn’t drag you here to discuss inflation — unless it’s the inflation of your cosmic being to universal proportions! So what say we just get out of your way so you can rock these amazing Jack Kirby images and historical drawings?

Collector’s Guide: From King Kirby Portfolio; 1971, Kirby Unleashed. Reprinted in 2004 as Kirby Unleashed. This edition is more often in stock than the original printing!















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