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Monthly Archives: July 2007
Panels – This cosmic craft
“…from a design known to my own father”, indeed.

from the (soon to be reprinted) Captain Victory and the Galactic Rangers #12 [1983]
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-Link- Larsen on upcoming books
Erik Larsen talks about some of the upcoming revivals of Kirby created (and Kirby Estate owned) concepts over at Image, including the previously announced CAPTAIN VICTORY collection, possible collections and completions of the Topps published material of the 1990s and all new material.
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Panels – Move, Kliklak
Jousting to the death, aboard giant insects and buffalo. That Earth A.D. has no limits.

from Kamandi, The Last Boy on Earth! #14 [1974]
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Panels – Synthetic bone structure
Kind of hard to believe that Kirby kept up a daily strip of this quality for two years and still had an impressive workload of comic book work through that period.

February 10, 1960 comic strip
as reprinted in Sky Masters of the Space Force [2000] from Pure Imagination
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Panels – Honor-bound to kill us
Kirby’s 12-issue run on “The Losers” is rather unusual as an extended run on a feature he had no hand in creating, but where he still brought a lot of his own experiences, as well as a lot of imagination.

from Our Fighting Forces #154 [1975]
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