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From THE FANTASTIC FOUR# 39:


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This is from THE FANTASTIC FOUR ANNUAL# 2 in 1965, Stan Lee and Jack Kirby in the full bloom of their collaboration when one great story appeared after another, and new characters and wild concepts popped up all over each page each month. It was Spring for the Silver Age. Here, Dr Doom gets the stature and tragedy that elevates him to become one of ( Read more... )

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What an image. Goofy and awesome at the same time. In other words, typical Jack Kirby. This is from THE FANTASTIC FOUR# 10, way back in January 1963, admittedly a few years ago. This sequence comes as Dr Doom (having switched bodies with Reed Richards) is slyly trying to talk the other members of the Four into stepping into his trap.


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We're back for the finish. Here we are in the Watcher's home (well, one of them) as Kirby goes nuts designing machines that don't make sense. Every time the Watcher turns up, he goes a little bit further into hypocrisy. First, he only removed the Four and the Red Ghost's crew from his base on the Moon, which could be taken as defending his privacy ( Read more... )