In which we discuss the other great long Kirby comic of the 60s, Thor! We begin with a Journey into Mystery and find ourselves transported across time and space to the very departure of the King of Comics! A whole other king is in the book too, but he's a cosmic jerk! Anyway, join us!
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So, what sources did we use? Check em!
https://twomorrows.com/comicbookartist/articles/02stanroy.html
We also read some cool magazines with articles and stuff! Wanna know which ones?
The Jack Kirby Collector (TwoMorrows Publishing): 14, 36, 53, 54, 63
The Thin Black Line by Robert L Bryant, Jr (TwoMorrows Publishing)
This is a book subtitled "Perspectives on Vince Colletta Comics' Most Controverisal Inker. You figure out what it's about.
What comics did we cover for our topic? Take a look!
I had Su read from a further in starting point, but you should do yourself a favor and read all of Jack Kirby's Thor. Issues posted below:
Journey into Mystery (Marvel): 83-125
Thor (Marvel): 126-177, 179
For whatever reason issue 178 is a fill-in by future regular artist John Buscema.
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