Wed 30 Apr 2008
Panels - The Pseudo-Hulk is alive!!
Posted by Bob under Panels
Nothing like a panel full of those crackling dots of cosmic energy.

The Eternals #15 [1977]
Wed 30 Apr 2008
Posted by Bob under Panels
Nothing like a panel full of those crackling dots of cosmic energy.

The Eternals #15 [1977]
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May 1st, 2008 at 2:56 pm
Please,Bob!I really need your help here:What exacly was Kirby process when doing a page?Did he used only pencil,ruler and an eraser??Does he ever came close to a kneaded eraser and a lightbox???
May 1st, 2008 at 11:37 pm
Yes, how did Jack work?
May 1st, 2008 at 11:51 pm
I can’t really comment on that from personal experience. Some issues of the Kirby Collector have had a few descriptions from people who were there, especially Evanier. When I get a chance I’ll look for specific references, but the general gist always seems to be that he did minimal layouts and erasing, going almost straight to the pencils you see in every issue of the Collector. Never heard of him using a lightbox, just an old drawing table (seen on a photo in the endpapers of KING OF COMICS).
May 2nd, 2008 at 11:32 am
I have seen a few photos of Jack just using paper, a few pencils, and at least one ink brush, but it looks more like that was just for taking the pictures themselves, he perhaps worked using different drawings tools on different issues.