Title: Fantastic Four 66 p14 *
Artist: Jack Kirby (Penciller) , Joe Sinnott (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 924
Likes on CAF: 14
Comments: 20
Added to Site: 2/4/2024
Location: Jack Kirby
Artists:
Jack Kirby
(Penciller)
,
Joe Sinnott
(Inker)
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Congrats in bringing this stunner back into the fold!
Great page! Happy to hear it "came home".
The last hurrah for Stan and Jack. From this point on, they would never work together again without yelling at each other. And Jack would never give characters away to Marvel again, outside of the Wrecker in Thor. But nothing ever again in the FF.
Not true! FF 94 introduced Agatha Harkness, a property that's gone on to have a lot of staying power, despite that Roz told Jack to hold back the better first version. But we digress: Congrats Mark!
To my understanding, Goodman ordered no more continued stories at this time. So Jack wrapped up the Ben Grimm, Slave storyline very awkwardly in FF 93. Also to my understanding, Jack told Stan to start making up stories for a change. Hence Agatha Harkness, the Monocle, and the Creature storylines. I'm not sure if Stan or Jack came up with the Torch goes wild or the Sub-Mariner storylines.
Dam, that's cold Stan. Alicia is blind. She wasn't aware she had a giant melon until you pointed it out. Poor girl.
Nothing like seeing an old friend again Mark,I've done it myself ! Congrats on your re-union,lol.
Let me speak to the power of the art. In spite of Stan's frustrations, Jack deliver's a suspenseful four panels. So close, and yet no one lays eyes on HIM. the irony of Alicia's eyes open wide, expressing a fear of that which she cannot see. Exceptional panels, each one driving you into conflict, combat, uncertainty. Joe Sinnott on top of it all at the peak of Kirby's Marvel output. I'm so glad you were able to get it back Mark :-) ****
A second chance is always a great and rare things .. Happy for you !!
Beautiful, of course! But also a fascinating piece of comics history!
A powerful page! Congratulations
The Alicia thing was a smoke screen so the red ghost could take over:)
Great page, glad it's back
Prime creativity by Kirby! The Sinnott inks over are also very prized as we get a great demonstration of them every panel! Krackle, power lines, flowing folds in the bed sheets and the distictive Kirby faces for the Enclave and Alicia!
Wow, such a cool Kirby FF page, FF #67 was my first Kirby/Sinnott back issue, so I have a found nostalgia for this storyline, congrats!!
Grail piece - Bravo !!!
Nothing to say and nothin to add about that classic duo! Worldclass level!
Wow! Even without drawing a single superpowered character, Jack Kirby manages to build a suspenseful storyline in just four panels. That opening panel teases us with the appearance of what looks like Kirby Krackle. Then in the second panel, the narrator fires the Elelctro Shock Tube at the unseen villain, and in the fourth panel he shows the narrator being knocked back by whatever it is, and finally we return to the present where Alicia is being asked to save them...somehow. All without ever showing us the bad guy, Kirby has got us on edge. What a great storyteller he was.
Magnificent 4-panel page. Congratulations on reacquiring this beauty.
Congats on getting this back home, Mark! Like you say, every panel's a winner, and it's got the 4 even sized panel layout where each looks like its own splash. Suh-weet, indeed!
Nice 4 page with great Kirby female face on Alicia!