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Captain America v1 #106, 1968 - Jack Kirby continues his exceptional streak on this series. This frenetic cover, however, has always baffled me due to its poor foreshortening of limbs. A replicate Steve Rogers threatens the real Cap, though it's not especially obvious until you read the story. The antagonist's arms and legs seem stunted, almost dwarf-like in nature. Inside, Kirby delivers over twenty pages of superbly drawn and composed pages. Two splashes help in the pacing, including one of the hero in dramatic mid-leap. This is 7 of 34 Captain America issues by Kirby.
- - - - - - - - - -Kirby cover pencils (Frank Giacoia inks) = ***
"Cap Goes Wild" Kirby story pencils (Frank Giacoia inks) 25 pages = ****
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Captain America #106 - Jack Kirby art & cover
Reviewed by Ted F
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Looks like Giacoia inks on the cover as well (big, bold, dynamic, and a little clunky). Shores was a bit more refined.
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