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Nick F CANADA
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Location: Misc. Art Pt. 2 Various Artists/Characters
Title: Thor #140 page 16 Oversize final page with Kang the Conqueror!*
Artist:  Jack Kirby (Penciller) ,  Vince Colletta (Inker) ,  Stan Lee (Writer) ,  Jack Kirby (Writer)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 431
Likes on CAF: 8
Comments: 6
Added to Site: 3/18/2023

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The best part of the two pieces I have by Kirby is seeing the notes in the margins describing what is happening. Must have been pretty easy for Stan to then write the dialogue. Not sure why Jack did not get at least co-credit in the story-telling.

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Nils E Member Since 2014
Posted On 3/18/2023

Dialogue by Stan Lee

Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
Posted On 3/19/2023

Kang gets away again!  A great closing page full of hope and promise that Thor will be victorious next month!  From emotion to battle, Kirby power pulsates on every panel!

Peter Sullivan Member Since 2006
Posted On 3/19/2023

Stan had an almost planet sized Ego, which is why he did not like to give co credit. 'He hath too much Ego', sayeth The Mighty Thor, which is why co creators felt 'Pretty Thor' on the subject. Lol. The art is great.

Paul Roach Member Since 2014
Posted On 4/7/2023

Peter Sullivan wrote:
"  Stan had an almost planet sized Ego, which is why he did not like to give co credit. 'He hath too much Ego', sayeth The Mighty Thor, which is why co creators felt 'Pretty Thor' on the subject. Lol. The art is great.
 "

Peter, that's terrible. But I like it.

Paul Roach Member Since 2014
Posted On 4/7/2023

The King! Great final page. The figure of Kang is superb.

Michael  Greczek Member Since 2003
Posted On 8/3/2023

One of Stan's last efforts before he gave up writing anything but cliches as this series continued.  This is Jack still near his peak, which I think was the Troll series.  But both men deteriorated rapidly from here until Jack left for DC.  First Wood, then Ditko, then finally Kirby.  Romita and Sinnott did yeoman's work trying their best to hold onto the same look for Marvel's key books.  But Marvel could not recover from such a talent drain until the 1980s led by Byrne.   

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