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Marvel Treasury Special - Captain America's Bicentennial Battles page 4 (1976)

Location: MARVEL -- Captain America!
Artists: Jack Kirby (Penciller) , Barry Smith (Inker)

Location: MARVEL -- Captain America!
Title: Marvel Treasury Special - Captain America's Bicentennial Battles page 4 (1976)*
Artist: Jack Kirby (Penciller) , Barry Smith (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 2537
Likes on CAF: 6
Favorited on CAF: 1
Comments: 34
Added to Site: 7/20/2010

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DC's Showcase Member Since 2006

Posted On 7/20/2010

As I'm sure Cap won't be feeling remorse when he takes down that stormtrooper ...

. BRAUNY Member Since 2007

Posted On 7/20/2010

Congrats on a cool addition to your collection.... King Kirby and BWS.... not quite peanut butter and jelly... but a pretty cool combination...

Dan F Member Since 2004

Posted On 7/20/2010

Awesome page!

Josh G. Member Since 2008

Posted On 7/20/2010

cap stomps out all buyer's remorse with a right hook to a nahzee's jaw. your set!

Mark Levy Member Since 2004

Posted On 7/21/2010

If remorse ever hits, let me know...a Kirby/BWS page is a special item!

Timothy Finney Member Since 2006

Posted On 7/21/2010

Artistically, that is one of the best pages I have seen from this book, a real work of beauty.

Michael Andujar Member Since 2008

Posted On 7/23/2010

Congrats Steve. Your tireless pursuit of comic art is impressive!

Mike W Member Since 2007

Posted On 7/23/2010

GREAT page from two of comics' best!! Congratulations, Steve!!

Lloyd White Member Since 2007

Posted On 7/26/2010

Beautiful.

Lars Teglbjaerg Member Since 2005

Posted On 7/26/2010

This Bicentennial Battles page is impossible to beat. A pity that Barry didn't ink the entire book.

Michael Kenyon Member Since 2008

Posted On 8/1/2010

This one is a stunner. Those bottom panels really grab the eye not to mention the gut. One of the best pages I've seen from this MTS.I salute you!

Daniel C. Member Since 2009

Posted On 8/2/2010

Money comes and goes. However, greatness like this lasts forever. Let's put it this way. If I had a choice between owning this page or offered three trips around the world, the art would win hands down. Thanks for sharing this treasure.

Arthur Chertowsky Member Since 2008

Posted On 8/13/2010

Kirby's use of shapes and shadows is just amazing. Beautiful art!

robert frey Member Since 2004

Posted On 9/9/2010

that page is greatness personified!

mark ou Member Since 2005

Posted On 9/9/2010

Awesome page... A collaboration that probably wouldn't seem to work but turned out incredible! Every one of these pages I've seen in person have been a joy to behold...

Zack Smith Member Since 2010

Posted On 1/2/2011

Kiby plus BWS? It's like someone cross-bred beef and pork to create some sort of supermeat. This is the comic art equivlalent of supermeat.

michael dunne Member Since 2004

Posted On 3/12/2011

A true treasure!

John Floyd Member Since 2010

Posted On 4/21/2011

Wow! My 2 favorite artists... That one's a keeper alright!

Mario Rhodanos Member Since 2004

Posted On 4/26/2011

a damned holy,holy GRAIL...two master of art on a artpage-fantastic !

Maria Coppola Member Since 2011

Posted On 8/2/2011

A collaboration for the ages! Two of comics finest together! This is fantastic and one of the classics!

VINCENT FACELINA Member Since 2006

Posted On 8/30/2011

Woww....an instant classic. Thanks to share this piece.

Michael Mikulovsky Member Since 2009

Posted On 6/5/2012

Who woulda thunk it huh? The King & Barry Windsor Smith. I remember I bought my copy while visiting my aunt in Canoga Park in CA at the local 7-11. We never had those in WI. I was 14 that summer a great summer to be a Marvel zombie! Man I loved all these Treasury books, epic art!

Jeremy Radisich Member Since 2004

Posted On 7/7/2012

Wow... One of the best pages from this once in a lifetime pairing. Geez...

Marvelman Excelsior Member Since 2011

Posted On 12/24/2012

Kirby and Smith! Whoda thunk they would work so well together? They surely do - great page!

Lenny Da Collector Member Since 2005

Posted On 2/18/2014

What a wonderful combo! A beautiful mix of Kirby and a strong BWS influence. This is the gold standard in comic art collecting.

Alex B Member Since 2008

Posted On 3/23/2014

Congrats for this sutnning page from the classic issue ! Now THIS is comic ART !

Matt C Member Since 2015

Posted On 1/25/2015

This is incredible beyond words

Sean Clarke Member Since 2005

Posted On 8/30/2015

Pure genius! The Kirby/Smith pages in this story slayed me as a kid, and they still knock me out today. Thanks for sharing this beautiful example!

August Uhl Member Since 2015

Posted On 9/3/2015

Honestly one of the greatest Kirby pages I've seen. BWS inks ?? wow I love the Nazi guy !!

Jeremy Radisich Member Since 2004

Posted On 12/18/2015

Still jealous of this page. Ugh.

Greg Gross Member Since 2006

Posted On 8/25/2016

Great piece from the classic Treasury Edition! Kirby Captain America is so very cool!

Greg Gross Member Since 2006

Posted On 8/25/2016

Great piece from the classic Treasury Edition! Kirby Captain America is so very cool!

John Whitlock Member Since 2016

Posted On 9/14/2016

Whoa, amazing Kirby page!! Captain American and A Nazi soldier. What a treasure!

J Ledger Member Since 2009

Posted On 9/19/2021

Wow what a team Jack Kirby and Barry Smith!! Fantastic pickup fit for a museum!!

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