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Jack Kirby [1] (born Jacob Kurtzberg; August 28, 1917 – February 6, 1994) was an American comic book artist, widely regarded as one of the medium's major innovators and one of its most prolific and influential creators.
Jack Kirby had a major hand in almost every creation of theirs - and, apparently, more than a hand on some occasions. Kirby, according to Lee, was more than just an artist. In the words of the Marvel legend, who co-created the Avengers, Fantastic Four, Spider-Man, and more, Lee more often than not stepped back to let Kirby's ideas shine.
Jack Kirby was, then, the student without an official teacher. He learned from anyone who had something to offer, adopting the virtues and making them his own. An early source of art-inspiration, for example, was Alex Raymond’s Flash Gordon newspaper strip. Splendidly illustrated, it has served as the model for a majority of today’s panel ...
Jack Kirby was, then, the student without an official teacher. He learned from anyone who had something to offer, adopting the virtues and making them his own. An early source of art-inspiration, for example, was Alex Raymond’s Flash Gordon newspaper strip. Splendidly illustrated, it has served as the model for a majority of today’s panel ...
Jack Kirby (1917–94) was one of the most prolific and influential creators in the history of comics. He helped create hundreds of original characters, including Captain America, the Incredible Hulk, and the Fantastic Four.
Jack Kirby was an American artist that created the New Gods/Fourth World for DC. When he drew Superman DC editors redrew his unique S-shield and distinctive faces, believing it didn't fit the "house style" established by Curt Swan.
Jack Kirby (b. August 28, 1917 – d.February 6, 1994) was an American comic book writer and artist, and one of the most influential creators in the industry. He created several iconic characters with collaborators Stan Lee and Joe Simon at Marvel Comics, and was the architect behind the Fourth...
Celebrating the birthday of Jack "The King" Kirby! The co-creator of legendary hits like the Fantastic Four, Hulk, Thor, and the X-Men, Kirby’s decades-long career built a legacy that stands tall today.
Jack Kirby may primarily be known as a great and influential comic book creator, but above all else, he was a storyteller. He understood the powerful impact that stories, any...
Curated by the Jack Kirby Museum and Research Center, in collaboration with the Helford, the show offers for sale new or recent works by more than seventy artists inspired by Kirby, alongside a historical exhibition of Kirby originals that outlines his style, techniques, and key creations.