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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5973
EAN: 9780785115571
ISBN: 0785115579
Label: Marvel Comics
Manufacturer: Marvel Comics
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 152
Publication Date: August 01, 2004
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Reading Level: Young Adult
Studio: Marvel Comics
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I think "Madbomb" is one of Kirby's best stories. It is well paced, has a strong thematic underpinning, and some very interesting dialogue between Cap and the Falcon about race relations and growing up in a ghetto. The dialogue in not at all realistic, and tends to hover on an operatic level, which I understand is off putting for some readers. The characters tend to talk in grand terms, because Kirby is presenting a story that takes place on a large stage with grand themes
Although ... Read More
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....1975..ahhhh nostalgia....
i remember reading my older brothers issues of Captain America #193-199 over and over again....
...the stories in this tpb by the King himself (Jack Kirby) are nothing short of classic....and i finally was able to read #200 after 30 something years..!!!!
FACE FRONT!!!
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This compendium has Kirby returning to Captain America without his long time collaborator, Stan Lee. Without Lee's control over the oft-enthusiastic Kirby, what comes out is a torrent of action and fast-paced plotting, unfettered by the more soap opera approach of Lee. Although very rough dialog sometimes inhibits the appreciation of the story, on balance, the reader is rewarded by non-stop action. It is a study in action art by the man who perfected action art, albeit the King is in the ... Read More
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This book contains Captain America & The Falcon #193 (1976) - #200 (1976). This book begins Jack Kirby's mid 70's run on CA, with the "Bicentennial Battles" book being Vol.2
This volume contains Jack Kirby's pencils for each cover as well as the finished cover art for each book.
For more information about other books containing Captain America by Jack Kirby, please see my list.
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Jack Kirby's 70s Marvel work is very much under-rated, and largely unknown by a whole generation of readers. This is a shame, because in this collection is some fine story-telling unique to Kirby. Kirby mixes his own unique blend of action with some very sharp story-telling. If you haven't seen this material, you owe it to yourself to give it a look.
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