A strange piece called simply "Storyboard." Maybe Kirby was experimenting with cinematic storytelling. Looks like Jack inked this image and colored it himself. The art is dated 1982. Looks like some kind of water damage on the top and bottom.vw~~_3.jpg)
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ROBERT STEIBEL
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Jack Kirby Dynamics
The goal of this website is to examine the imagery and iconography of influential writer, artist, and creator Jack Kirby. Thanks for visiting.
Robert Steibel
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Robert Steibel
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- All images are owned and © 2010 by the respective holders and are presented here for educational purposes within the “fair use” terms of US Code: Title 17, Sec. 107.
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2010
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April 2010
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- Introduction
- Jack and Roz
- At Home With Jack
- Kirby Photos
- Jack At Work
- Kirby Self-Portraits
- This Is a Plot?
- What If?
- What If Kirby?
- Mister Fantastic
- Sgt. Fury and Jack Kirby
- Sgt. Fury, Pg. 4
- Modern Fury
- Vera Screams
- Ardina
- Comicsville
- Ruby-Spears Art
- Storyboard
- Kirby Inks
- Simon & Kirby American Heroes
- Kirby/Heck Captain America
- Kirby/Heck
- Kirby Pencil Art
- Unpublished Avengers Page
- Close Encounter of the Kirby Kind
- Big Barda Pencils and Inks
- Here Comes the Hulk
- Disneyland Convention 1971
- Cap Pencils
- Devil Dinosaur Splash
- Devil Dinosaur Part II
- Unpublished Prisoner
- The Power of Ka-zar
- ► August 2010 (28)