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I wouldn’t say what the world needs now is a 272-page book of Kirby artwork, but it certainly can’t hurt. Published by Viz Media in English earlier this week, the Kirby Art & Style Collection ...

Ronin Ro’s Kirby biography, ‘Tales to Astonish,’ published by Bloomsbury in 2004, describes the artist’s bitter struggles. Evanier will publish his own Kirby biography later this year.. In ...

Every Kirby book I read then, and still today, throws that gauntlet, daring me to keep me and I adore every second of it. As I became a comic creator, though, Kirby became even more important to me.

When Kirby moved to DC in 1970, he felt unfairly treated at Marvel, believing that Stan Lee had received undeserved credit for many of his stories and inventions (Marvel comics were often plotted ...

The Skirball had been considering putting on a comic book exhibition, and Kirby quickly became the obvious choice, Urton says. “Jack had such an extraordinary life and such an extraordinary ...

To most people who read of his death of a heart attack at age 76, Jack Kirby was just a comic book artist. But to those who grew up reading his work for more than five decades, it was tragic news.