Title: Fantastic Four #100, page 11*
Artist: Jack Kirby (Penciller) , Joe Sinnott (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 1461
Likes on CAF: 10
Favorited on CAF: 1
Comments: 22
Added to Site: 6/3/2010
Location: Fantastic Four (Anacleto, Brodsky, Bulanadi, Byrne, Colletta, Ditko, Ha, Immonen, Johnson, Jones, Kirby, Koblish, Maleev, Pini, Reinhold, Royer, Ryan, Sinnott, Stone, Verpoorten)
Artists:
Jack Kirby
(Penciller)
,
Joe Sinnott
(Inker)
1461 Views - 22 Comments - 10 Likes
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Kirby-Sinnott style as its best!
Classic 9 Panel beauty from the Dream Team of Artists. LOVE panel 7...but, expect nothing but the best from CAB.
Many thanks, CJ! You are far too kind!
Really unique and cool page from the king!
Many thanks, Dan! It is a rather unusual layout and design by the King.
Many thanks, Dan! It is a rather unusual layout and design by the King.
Nutty gadgets? Unnatural whirlpool. This can be none other than the infamous Gyro Gearloose. Just check out Beagle Boys issue 11 if you need proof.
Many thanks, John! This was indeed Kirby at his whacky best!
I remember reading a description of one particular rock guitarist's oeuvre as "three chords and a cloud of dust". This page could be described as "nine panels and a plethora of (Kirby) action". Cheers!
Many thanks, Timothy! What a unique - yet very apt - description! He left us far too early.
Awesome page - huge congrats.
Many thanks, Andy! So glad that you like it!
A perfect Kirby/Sinnott example. Page is jam-packed with action. Congrats!
Many thanks, Steve! This is a really nice FF Anniversary issue page as well.
Very nice multi-panel-action ! Unbelievable how much effort Jack put into his last few issues when he already knew that he would leave Marvel to work at DC in the middle of 1970 - always doing the best possible job to satisfy the readers and fans! Look up my own "FF #100 Club" page by The King and The Joe :)
Many thanks, Tommy! That is a very astute point - which reminded me of how professional Jack was. He always took his craft seriously, regardless of the circumstances. That is the true measure of the man indeed.
BIG page from a BIG book! Congratulations!
Many thanks, Mark! Yes, indeed, the hundredth issue! What a fantastic artist Jack was - and a better man.