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Don Emery UNITED STATES
Member Since August 2018
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Artwork Details
Location: 7H
Title: Jack Kirby-Thor #172-p10 1970*
Artist:  Jack  Kirby (Penciller) ,  Bill  Everett (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 432
Likes on CAF: 4
Comments: 9
Added to Site: 8/6/2022

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Purchased from M. Columbo 1994

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Member Since: August 2018
Last Login: July 2026
Country: UNITED STATES
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Ron S Member Since 2007
Posted On 8/6/2022

Everett on Kirby.  Sometimes (like this page), just magic.

Len G Member Since 2004
Posted On 8/6/2022

Ladies and Gentemen, we have The Winner!

 

 

Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
Posted On 8/6/2022

Even with all of the King's bold and powerful emotion, Everett finds the most eloquent line where it is needed to elicit even more empathy from the audience.   

Mark Levy Member Since 2004
Posted On 8/7/2022

Thanks for sharing this page - haven't seen many from 172...this one has some lovely details and great 3D impactI

planet   original art Member Since 2012
Posted On 8/7/2022

beautiful page !!!

Mark Howland Member Since 2004
Posted On 8/7/2022

In many ways a perfect Kirby page.  Congratulations!

Timothy Finney Member Since 2006
Posted On 8/7/2022

Sockamagee!

Peter Sullivan Member Since 2006
Posted On 8/11/2022

How the hell do you remember who you bought stuff from so many years ago? I have trouble remembering what I did last week.

Paul Roach Member Since 2014
Posted On 8/25/2022

The King! Everett on the King! Wonderful page. The close-up in the third panel is compelling- that arrogant, entitled face crowded in the panels to emphasise the menace he poses. I remember picking up a poor condition copy of that issue as a teenager, needing deparately to buy it, despite the cover being detached, because of the staggering quality of the artwork. Brilliant!

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