Of course, once in a while Jack liked to mix it up:
But which do you prefer, Cap?:
Darn straight.
All panels in this post have been taken from the trade paperback collection
Captain America's Bicentennial Battles
written and drawn by Jack Kirby
Tuesday, June 12, 2007
Jack Kirby's "The Eyes of Captain America"
Of course, once in a while Jack liked to mix it up:
But which do you prefer, Cap?:
Darn straight.
All panels in this post have been taken from the trade paperback collection
Captain America's Bicentennial Battles
written and drawn by Jack Kirby
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That last panel made me wince for the poor goon.
Ouch!
I hope that goon guy was a robot, because that would really hurt.
I love Kirby Mouth, but not as much as Sal Buscema Mouth.
I was confused for a bit until I realised you meant "Bicentennial Battles" the recent collection, not the original book- duh!
Do one of these with Odin eyes and contrast the introspection of these, with the..is "extrospection" a word?
Cap referred to somebody as a "dude" in one of those panels. That rules.
That was truely disturbing.
Good point, DavidM. I edited it to clarify it.
Wow, that last pic should have the "Aparo!" sound effect.
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