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I’D BE THE HAPPIEST GIRL ON EARTCH.” “ITO ISN’TL BLALCK, IET ISNC’T WHTITE, BOUT ITR ’LL LOO GREAT OON NP KAIRNBTYS’S ! ” “MAN BUILT THEM. MONKEYS CAN’T DO IT. ARMADILLOS CAN’T DO IT.” “TELL ME WHY YO WACKIEST WORK!! BLEW YOUR NOSE! ” “NATURE GAVE ME A SMALL LIVER-- BUT A BIG, BIG HEART! ” “WHAT? WHAT? I SAY “BULL CHIPS” IN YOUR CEREAL, SIR!” “ BLAZING BULLFROGS! ” “AM I DREAMING... OR IS MY BATHROBE GROWING AN UNPUBLISHED BACK?” “ JUMPING JARS OF JELLIED JAGUARS !!!” “GET YOURSELF A BIKINI, AND START A CHAIN OF HEAR ATTACKKirSb yA TIn Ate rGvAiRew DEN PARTY.” “SEE HIS ARMS CRUSH THE STONES LIKE BISCUITS .” “GODS, DEVILS, O SPACE GIANTS... THIS TACTICAL NUCLEAR DEVICE WILL DECIDE WHAT THEY ARE.” “IS THERE INTERVIEWS WITH GOOZLEBOBBER SOMEWHERE IN MID-FLIGHT ABOVE YOUR AREA?? YOU WON’T KNOW UNTIL HIS CREW CON TRACTSG TilH EK aDnReE A& D GALACTIC CONDITION KNOWN AS COSMIC DIARRHEA !” “THAT ALIEN PARIAH CAN GIV ONE A MBErNuTcAe LT iHmEm RNIA! WARTS! CLOSURE OF THE PORES! AND AN INSATIABLE DESIRE FOR ACUTE DEPRES SION !” “WELL, WELL! SHRED MY BRITCHES AND MELT MY BOOTS !” “MY BACKSIDE... IT’S REALLY TOO WEL PADDCEODM TPAOR ISNUGF KFIERRBY ’BS ADLY IN A FALL.” “I-IF STEVE ROGERS WOULD TRADE HIS MASK AND SHIELD FOR MARGIN NOTES TO PICK AND SHOVEL... I’D BE THE HAPPIEST GIRL ON EARTH.” “IN OTHER WORDS, IT ISN’T BLACK, IT ISN’T WHITE BUT SITt’aLLn LLOeeO’Ks WGRoErAdTs ON PANTS! ” “MAN BUILT THEM. MONKEYS CAN’T DO IT. ARMADILLOS CAN’T DO IT “TELL ME WHY YOU BLEW YOUR NOSE! ” “NATURE GAVE ME A SMALL LIVER-- BUT A BIG, BIG HEART! ” “WHAT WHAT?K II RSBYA’SY W“BOURLKL A-CT HIPS” IN YOUR CEREAL, SIR!” “ BLAZING BULLFROGS! ” “AM I DREAMING... OR IS M BATHROToBpEp Gs RCOoWmIiNcsG BACK?” “ JUMPING JARS OF JELLIED JAGUARS !!!” “GET YOURSELF A BIKINI, AND STAR A CHAIN OF HEART ATTACKS AT A GARDEN PARTY.” “SEE HIS ARMS CRUSH THE STONES LIKE BISCUITS “GODSJ, ADCEKV’SIL WS,A COKRIE SST PACE GIANTS... THIS TACTICAL NUCLEAR DEVICE WILL DECIDE WHAT THEY ARE.” “I DIALOGUE AND THERE A GOOZLEBOBBER SOMEWHERE IN MID-FLIGHT ABOVE YOUR AREA?? YOU WON’T KNOW UNTIL HI CREW COBNlToRoApCerTs S THE DREAD GALACTIC CONDITION KNOWN AS COSMIC DIARRHEA !” “THAT ALIEN PARIA CAN GIVE ONE A MENTAL HERNIA! WARTS! CLOSURE OF THE PORES! AND AN INSATIABLE DESIRE FOR ACUTE DEPRSEPSESCIOIANL !F” E“WATEULRLE, SW: ELL! SHRED MY BRITCHES AND MELT MY BOOTS !” “MY BACKSIDE... IT’S REALLY TOO WELL PSAilDvDeErD S uTrOf eSrU, FFER BADLY IN A FALL.” “I-IF STEVE ROGERS WOULD TRADE HIS MASK AND SHIELD FO A PICK BAlNaDc SkH ROaVcEeLr..., I’D BE THE HAPPIEST GIRL ON EARTH.” “IN OTHER WORDS, IT ISN’T BLACK, IT ISN’T WHITE BUT IT’LL LOOK GREAT ON PANTS! ” “MAN BUILT THEM. MONKEYS CAN’T DO IT. ARMADILLOS CAN’T DO IT “TELL MEO WMHAYC Y, O& U BLEW YOUR NOSE! ” “NATURE GAVE ME A SMALL LIVER-- BUT A BIG, BIG HEART! ” “WHAT WHAT?G I oSoAdYy R“BicUkLLe-lCs HIPS” IN YOUR CEREAL, SIR!” “ BLAZING BULLFROGS! ” “AM I DREAMING... OR IS M BATHROBE GROWING BACK?” “ JUMPING JARS OF JELLIED JAGUARS !!!” “GET YOURSELF A BIKINI, AND STAR A CHAIKNIR OBYF’S H UENASRETE N ATTACKS AT A GARDEN PARTY.” “SEE HIS ARMS CRUSH THE STONES LIKE BISCUITS “GODSS, CDREEVEINLSPL, AOY RF OSR PACE GIANTS... THIS TACTICAL NUCLEAR DEVICE WILL DECIDE WHAT THEY ARE.” “I THERE AS ilGvOerO ZSLtaErBOBBER SOMEWHERE IN MID-FLIGHT ABOVE YOUR AREA?? YOU WON’T KNOW UNTIL HI CREW CONTRACTS THE DREAD GALACTIC CONDITION KNOWN AS COSMIC DIARRHEA !” “THAT ALIEN PARIA CAN GUInVpEu ObNliEs hAe dM EANrTt AL HERNIA! WARTS! CLOSURE OF THE PORES! AND AN INSATIABLE DESIRE FOR ACUTE . DEPRESSION !” “WELL, WELL! SHRED MY BRITCHES AND MELT MY BOOTS !” “MY BACKSIDE... IT’S REALLYc TOO INCLUDING PENCIL n I , s PAGES BEFORE c WELL PADDED TO SUFFER BADLY IN A FALL.” “I-IF STEVE ROGERS WOULD TRADE HIS MASK AND SHIELDi FO m THEY WERE INKED, o C A PICK AND SHOVEL... I’D BE THE HAPPIEST GIRL ON EARTH.” “IN OTHER WORDS, IT ISN’T BLACK, IT ISN’T W HITE AND MUCH MORE!! C D © BUT IT’LL LOOK GREAT ON PANTS! ” “MAN BUILT THEM. MONKEYS CAN’T DO IT. ARMADILLOS CAN’T D O IT & NOMINATED M FOR TWO 1998 T “TELL ME WHY YOU BLEW YOUR NOSE! ” “NATURE GAVE ME A SMALL LIVER-- BUT A BIG, BIG HEART! ” “W HAT EISNER n o AWARDS r e WHAT? I SAY “IBNCULUDLINLG- “BCESHT IPS” IN YOUR CEREAL, SIR!” YOU WON’T KNOW UNTIL HIS CREW CONTRACTS THE Db READ O COMICS-RELATED , e PUBLICATION” l GALACTIC CONDITION KNOWN AS COSMIC DIARRHEA !” “THAT ALIEN PARIAH CAN GIVE ONE A MENTALc HER a 1998 HARVEY r AWARDS NOMINEE i M NIA! WARTS! CLOSURE OF THE PORES! AND AN INSATIABLE DESIRE FOR ACUTE DEPRESSION !” “WELL, WELL “BEST BIOGRAPHICAL, HISTORICAL r e OR JOURNALISTIC PRESENTATION” t s SHRED MY BRITCHES AND MELT MY BOOTS !” “MY BACKSIDE... IT’S REALLY TOO WELL PADDED TO SUi FFE M BADLY IN A FALL.” “I-IF STEVE ROGERS WOULD TRADE HIS MASK AND SHIELD FOR A PICK AND SHOVEL... I’ BE THE HAPPIEST GIRL ON EARTH ” “IN OTHER WORDS IT ISN’T BLACK IT ISN’T WHITE BUT IT’LL LOOK GREA THE ONLY ’ZINE AUTHORIZED BY THE Issue #21 Contents: THE KIRBY ESTATE The Wacky DC Years . .4 (from Manhunters to Kung-Fu Fighters) Jurassic Spark . .6 (Kirby did it twenty years earlier) Mondo Kirby . .7 (a previously-unpublished interview) ISSUE #21, OCT. 1998 COLLECTOR Are You Ready for OMAC? . .14 The World That’s Coming? . .15 (are Build-A-Friends a reality?) Oh, Goody! . .16 (you just knew he’d be in this issue!) Bruce Timm Interviewed . .17 How I Caught The Mythology Bug . .23 (Bacchus’ Eddie Campbell explains) Top Ten Kirby Bloopers . .27 “Fixing” Kirby’s Art . .28 (observant readers spot some changes) Jack Meets Millie . .30 (a wacky Kirby cameo) Black Men Can Ski . .31 (don’t mess with the Black Racer) Jack’s Wackiest Dialogue . .32 Audio Meets Visual/A.W.O.L. .33 (how Kirby met Frank Zappa, & more!) Centerfold: FF Annual #5 pencils . .34 A Failure To Communicate . .36 (Jack’s margin notes vs. Stan’s words) Kirby Gets Cracked . .39 (his one shot at the humor magazine) Gil Kane on Jack Kirby . .40 Kirby Fans’ Wackiest Causes? . .48 Silver Star Screenplay . .49 Art As Therapy . .58 (how Silver Surfer #18 helped a fan) Twilight At Topps . .59 (a look at Kirby’s final series) Collector Comments . .65 Front cover inks: Bob Wiacek Front cover color: Tom Ziuko Back cover inks: Chic Stone Back cover color: Jack Kirby Photocopies of Jack’s uninked pencils from published comics are reproduced here courtesy of the Kirby Estate, which has our thanks for their continued support. COPYRIGHTS: Alicia Masters, Ant-Man, Baron Zemo, Black Panther, Bucky, Captain America, Chili, Crystal, Destroyer, Devil Dinosaur, Dr. Doom, Dr. Faustus, Fantastic Four, Galactus, Giant-Man, Hercules, Hulk, Human Torch, Iceman, Ikaris, Inhumans (Triton, Black Bolt, Crystal, Medusa, Karnak, Gorgon, Lockjaw), Invisible Girl, Iron Man, Loki, Magneto, Millie the Model, Miracle Man, Mole Man, Moonboy, Mr. Fantastic, Odin, Randac, Ronan, Sentry, Sersi, Sharon Carter/Agent 13, Silver Surfer, Skrulls, Spider-Man, Sub-Mariner, Thing, Thor, Ulik, Volstagg, Wasp, X-Men TM & © Marvel Entertainment, Inc. • Black Racer, Darkseid, Demon, Goody Rickels, Grandmaster, Guardian, This Mister Miracle drawing was part of the Kirby Unleashed portfolio. Our thanks to Bob Wiacek for inking it for Hairies, Jimmy Olsen, Lightray, Manhunter, Mr. Miracle, Oberon, OMAC, Orion, Professor Brainwave, Richard Dragon, Superman, Willie this issue’s front cover! Our back cover is Jack’s poster art for the 1960s Captain Nice TV show, inked by Chic Stone Walker, Wonder Woman TM & © DC Comics, Inc. • Captain Nice TM NBC-TV. • Hidden Harry © Ruby-Spears Productions. • The Prisoner © and colored by Kirby! Bob Latimer is selling the original and is accepting offers on it; call him at (305)759-4991. ITV. • Blackmark TM & © Gil Kane. • Accompanying illustrations are © Cracked Magazine. • Dark Horse Presents is TM Dark Horse Comics. • Bacchus and associated characters are TM & © Eddie Campbell. • Fighting American, Speedboy, Stuntman TM & © Joe Simon & Jack The Jack Kirby Collector, Vol. 5, No. 21, Oct. 1998. Published bi-monthly by & © TwoMorrows Advertising & Design, 1812 Park Drive, Raleigh, NC 27605, Kirby. • Bazooka Boots, Big Ugly, Bombast, Cal Cutta, Capt. Glory, Clayton March, Darius Drumm, Eyes of March, Freeze Pellets, Glida, USA. 919-833-8092. John Morrow, Editor. Pamela Morrow, Asst. Editor. Jon B. Cooke, Assoc. Editor. Single issues: $5.95 ($6.40 Canada, $8.40 elsewhere).
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