Location: My Eclectic Collection
Artists:
Jack Kirby
(Penciller)
,
John Romita Sr
(Inker)
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No, I WOULDN'T believe it if I hadn't seen it! A colonial Captain America, who woulda thunk it?! But to be perfectly frank, my favourite part of this piece is actually Pope John Paul Red Skull Nazi! 😂
Hahahahh, Ruben you gave me a good belly laugh with that comment about Pope John Paul Red Skull Nazi.
Crazy pick up! Huge congrats!
Eeeek! Big boy right there!
Absolutely epic piece by two of Marvel's all time greats. How many times can I say WOW?
Yeah, how great is this? Killer stuff. Bug congrats
Such a great piece! Love the theme and wish I saw someone cosplay this at a Con. Epic piece and major Congrats!
The only time they would ever do this characte was to celebrate the bicentennial which was very prevalent everywhere as America found something good to raly behind as it climbed out of the funk of the Vietnam War and Wategate into a more optimistic mood at the end of the decade. King Kirby and Romita were Marvels best, so they took it seriously even whie having fun with the concepts.
Wow what a duo/combo of legends. Congrats Nick
What an incredible incredible incredible addition to your collection! I love the redesign of Captain America's uniform, and you get art by the 2 greatest artists of the silver age??? Double score and I am jealous!!! Congratulations!!!
Wow, such a cool Kirby Colonial Capt. America pin-up from that favored treasury edition, remember it well, big bicentennial congrats!!
It can't be more CLASSIC!!! Colossal!
Fantastic!
Incredible! Museum worthy!
Nick, this is an outstanding Kirby Cap splash! I love the idea of Captain America in 1776. His costume and shield are really great. And yeah, no matter the year, decade or century, there's always some version of the Red Skull skulking around to ruin Cap's day. GREAT addition, Nick!
Nick, you are on fire! Congrats on another home run. Congrats!
Nice one Nick! Very memorable piece!