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John Sisson UNITED STATES
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Fantastic Four 27 cover June 1964 (recreation in 1995 by Chic Stone after Jack Kirby).

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Location: Doctor Strange Cross-overs (1964-2009)
Title: Fantastic Four 27 cover June 1964 (recreation in 1995 by Chic Stone after Jack Kirby).*
Artist:  Jack  Kirby (Penciller) ,  Chic Stone (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Cover
For Sale Status: NFS
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Comments: 2
Added to Site: 4/3/2017

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I am very excited by the twice-up recreation of the cover of the first Doctor Strange crossover (June 1964) by Chic Stone. This was Chic's (according to some sources) first time inking Jack Kirby on the Fantastic Four. Chic started inking Jack Kirby at Marvel with the interior to Journey Into Mystery # 102 (March, 1964).

This 1995 recreation of the cover is painstakingly identical. While the top title, logo, etc. is one single stat the bottom is all Chic. So while the original art from 1964 would be nice, I do have a recreation by (one of the two) artists who worked on it originally. Plus of course it features: "The Sensational Dr. Strange."

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Mario Rhodanos Member Since 2004
Posted On 6/21/2017

fantastic recreation...
Terry Doyle Member Since 2004
Posted On 9/4/2018

Wonderful recreation!  I think it was a wise choice to have all the text elements (including logo) to be stats.  I've seen too many recreations by the original artists ruined by lousy attempts to recreate the work of the letterer (a skill in itself).