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8 comments:
"By order of The King!" Nice touch.
The king the Black Knight is referring to must be Jack King Kirby!
Who else? :)
I think the first two Kirby works of art I ever read were the Jimmy Olsen issue where he and Don Rickles' doppleganger, "Goody" Rickles, got implanted with some kind of slow-acting incendiary chemical. And, a few years later, THE DEMON (v.1) #2, featuring Etrigan hung up like an art deco mobile while a scantily-clad Morgan LeFay gloats in the background.
Happy Birthday, Jack. And, thank you, Ross. :-)
Great tribute!
I first became aware of Jack Kirby in the pages of Kamandi....
Cary Comic said...
"I think the first two Kirby works of art I ever read were the Jimmy Olsen issue where he and Don Rickles' doppleganger, "Goody" Rickles, got implanted with some kind of slow-acting incendiary chemical"
That was probably my introduction to Kirby's art, too.
IIRC the chemical was called 'pyro-granulate', and keeping it from going off required staying calm despite knowing that it was there.
Imagine the original Black Knight, Shining Knight, Silent Knight, and Prince Valiant in King Arthur's court.
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