Title: Black Panther #1 page 17 - Kirby*
Artist: Jack Kirby (Penciller) , Mike Royer (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 322
Likes on CAF: 20
Comments: 25
Added to Site: 10/3/2025
Location: Marvel: Other titles
Artists:
Jack Kirby
(Penciller)
,
Mike Royer
(Inker)
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What a beauty! Thank you for sharing your wonderful collection.
Outstanding!
Black Panther #1! Amazing piece of Marvel/Kirby history and excellent art, thanks for sharing it and congrats.
great example of Kirby work, congrats!
Jack Kirby rocks this! Grandiose presentation with Royer inks to bring Kirby's regal adventure and imaginative high tech! It has elements of adventure, spy thriller, sci-fi, and superhero genres!
Wow that's a really great page!
Kirby and Royer produced some stellar art in the mid '70s . Excellent example from their run on BP.
A pure Kirby action page!!! What a classic!
Awesome Kirby page !! Well done on ish #1 !!!
Litle grail by the king !!!
Digging this and from a landmark issue,great find !
Jack's Black Panther #1 was a high velocity hairpin turn following Don Mcgregor and Billy Graham's T'Challa run, but Kirby was never one to abide by the continuity of others. Viewed entirely as its own distinct animal, Jack's Panther series was, of course, a lot of fun, and a showcase for his still masterful art and storytelling.
Also, this is a great page, congrats on an excellent example!
What an incredible Black Panther page to own from the historic #1 issue. Would be hard to upgrade!
I just love the 70s Kirby stuff! He hadn't lost a step at all, and some would call this their favorite period of art as he clearly was doing exactly what he wanted. I love this page - Panter looks amazing! Congratulations!
stunning piece!
I love how with Cap and then with the Panther, Jack would just throw you right in the action & story, and there were no handlebars so you were always on the edge--just lookit this page, congrats!
Mike Royer understood. No being delicate when inking the King's 70s work. BOLD BABY! BOLD!
I love the way Kirby draws Panther. Sometimes, like in panel 4, he almost looks liquid.
Kirby was such a visionary and Royer was icing on the cake. Stunning example.
Really nice page from the return of The King of Comics at Marvel ( after the mid-1970-'75 time at DC) with the first ongoing solo Black Panther series in full Kirby weirdness (thehighly strange stories..) and full action art power! Huge congrats for this beautiful page!
Thanks Tommy! I agree, it really marked his big return and I was so excited to see this comic when it came out.
Loved Kirby's unmatched storylling in this BP run - so kinetic! Great example here! I'm happy to have one from this series myself. Congrats!
I do dig Kirby's Panther art from the 70s.
I loved this period of artistic creation by Kirby. His work feels fresh and free of burden. To create another viable universe from the ashes of his marvel parting, it boggles the mind the universe and characters he conjured. A BP #1 page is a legendary grab.
Great action page! Congrats!