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| Jack Kirby |
Thor v1 #169, 1969 - Weary of endless conflicts, the planet-devouring Galactus reveals his origin to the god of thunder. It starts with a spaceship crashing on a prehistoric Earth and the involvement of the Watcher. Jack Kirby fills the issue with large and varied panels within reasonably-designed layouts. Sadly, George Klein's inking detracts from both story and cover. A lack of definition hampers the drawings, making them more crude and amateurish. The result is a fairly mediocre issue, something rarely described in Kirby's late silver age works. This is 45 of 54 Thor issues by Kirby. /// key 1st origin Galactus
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Kirby cover pencils (George Klein inks) = **
"The Awesome Answer" Kirby story pencils (George Klein inks) 20 pages = **
Kirby cover pencils (George Klein inks) = **
"The Awesome Answer" Kirby story pencils (George Klein inks) 20 pages = **
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| Jack Kirby / 1st Galactus origin |
Thor #169 - Jack Kirby art & cover + 1st Galactus origin
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