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- thumb Jack Kirby es el nombre artístico del historietista estadounidense judío Jacob Kurtzberg, nacido en Nueva York el 28 de agosto de 1917 creció en Lower East Tower y fallecido en Thousand Oaks (California) el 6 de febrero de 1994. Se le considera uno de los autores más influyentes de la historia del comic book estadounidense, y el dibujante de superhéroes por antonomasia. Junto a Stan Lee creó durante los años sesenta gran parte de los personajes más importantes de Marvel Comics, tales como Los 4 Fantásticos, Thor, Los Vengadores o X-Men, propulsando el renacimiento del género durante la denominada Edad de Plata de los comic-books. Categoría:Producción
- __NOEDITSECTION__ Image:Information-silk.png|Character Template rect 0 0 20 20 Staff Template desc none Jack Kirby Real Name Jacob Kurtzberg Gender Date of Birth August 29, 1917 Date of Death February 6, 1994 Place of Birth New York City, New York, United States of America First publication Unknown
- thumb|300px|Jack KirbyJack Kirby (* 28. August 1917 als Jacob Kurtzberg; † 6. Februar 1994), in Comic-Kreisen auch als "The King" bekannt, war einer der einflussreichsten und bekanntesten Zeichner US-amerikanischer Comics.
- Unfortuneately, he became dissatisfied with working with Marvel, and joined Marvel's main rival: DC Comics. There, he could be more creative with his art, and create some stories of his own. He mixed previously created lines, such as Superman, with his own lines to form a storyline spanning almost all DC titles. He soon returned to Marvel, though was treated improperly and was not given his full pay, among other employment benefits. He left Marvel and began working with animation. He died February 6, 1994.
- Jack Kirby, is one of the creators of the Iron Man comic books.
- The Late Jack Kirby is the co-creator of Captain America, The Hulk, Iron Man, Thor and and many others.
- Jacob Kurtzberg (August 28, 1917 – February 6, 1994), better known by his pen name "Jack Kirby", was an American comic book artist, writer and editor regarded by historians and fans as one of the major innovators and most influential creators in the comic book medium. He has many notable creations including Captain America, Fantastic Four, Fourth World, Hulk, Kamandi, Manhunter, Newsboy Legion, Thor, Young Romance and the X-Men.
- Jack Kirby (August 28, 1917 – February 6, 1994) was the co-creator of the character The Hulk. In 1962, he helped Stan Lee come up with the idea/plot of the giant monster. He also penciled the first five issues, as well as 19 other issues in later years. Kirby has commented on his influences in drawing the character, recalling as inspiration the tale of a mother who rescues her child who is trapped beneath a car. He also said, "As long as we're experimenting with radioactivity, there's no telling what may happen, or how much our advancements in science may cost us."
- Jack "King" Kirby (*28 Aug. 1917 in New York City als Jacob Kurtzberg, † 6. Feb. 1994 in Thousand Oaks in Kalifornien) war einer der einflussreichsten und bekanntesten Zeichner amerikanischer Comics.
- El difunto Jack Kirby es el co-creador del Capitán América, Los 4 Fantásticos, Iron Man, Hulk, Thor y muchos otros. Categoría:Creadores de Cómics
- As a child Kirby fought as the protector of Dream Land, a mystical world full of Crack Heads and Magic Worshiper Blimps. Eventually Kirby left, destroying Dream Land in the process with the help of Sesame Street. Kirby went on and traveled the barren waste land called Empty Space. Kirby got bored and created the Marvel Universe with another much smaller diety Joe Simon. Together they created the Marvel Universe's first superhero, Captain America, who was a bit more a pimped out soldier than a superhero. Kirby decided that Simon was no longer needed (his creations were crap), but spared him and let him be Captain America's guardian angel. Kirby then went to the universe that the man we won't talk about about. He created a few superheroes like The Green Arrow, but then left because this guy
- Jacob Kurtzberg (born August 28, 1917, died February 6, 1994) is a legendary writer and artist who worked for Marvel Comics and DC Comics going under the name Jack Kirby and Jack Curtiss. Along with Joe Simon, he created Captain America. He also worked with Stan Lee in creating the many characters including, but certainly not limited to, the Fantastic Four, X-Men, Hulk, Spider-Man, Thor, and Silver Surfer.
- Er zijn uitzonderingen, tekenaars die met gemak vier pagina's per dag in potlood opzetten, zoals Jack Kirby en John Byrne. De eerstgenoemde was in zijn hoogtijdagen een klasse apart. Niet alleen zijn snelheid, maar ook zijn manier van tekenen boezemde bij menig collega ontzag in. Hij presteerde het om een tekening bij een detail te laten beginnen: de onderkant van een schoenzool van een persoon te paard, in volle galop, boeven achtervolgend midden in Manhattan. . . en ga zo maar door. Dit gebeurde met zoveel precisie en gemak dat het leek alsof Kirby aan het overtrekken was. Menig tekenaar werd door Kirby's kunnen geintimideerd. Mort Meskin, tekenaar van de Vigilante, werkte in de vijftigerjaren op de D.C.redactie toen op een goede dag Jack Kirby binnen kwam stappen. Kirby begon zijn dag z
- (See Also: Jack Kirby's Biography at the Marvel DataBase) Kirby paid homage to the climactic 'Statue of Liberty' scene from Planet of the Apes in the first issue of the successful DC Comics comic book series, Kamandi: The Last Boy on Earth, in 1972. The Kamandi series has been accused of plagiarising the Apes movie, because it featured a boy ("the last boy") in a post-apocalyptic world controlled by talking animals - tigers, dogs, gorillas, etc. Kirby denied this (he claimed in one interview that he hadn't seen the Apes movies, but in others he said he had, and was well aware of the film series when working on Kamandi), and in any case, the series developed its own unique story from that initial concept as it continued over 40 issues. Kirby had first used the name Kamandi in a caveman-type
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- Jack Kirby (ur. 28 sierpnia 1917 w Nowym Jorku, zm. 6 lutego 1994 w Thousand Oaks) – urodzony jako Jacob Kurtzberg, amerykański rysownik komiksów, autor i redaktor. Dorastał w Nowym Jorku, po czym dołączył do rodzącego się przemysłu komiksowego w 1930 roku. Tworzył komiksy pod różnymi pseudonimami, lecz ostatecznie zdecydował się na Jack Kirby. W 1941 roku jako rysownik wraz z Joe Simonem (pisarzem) stworzyli bardzo udaną postać superbohatera – kpt. Amerykę dla Timely Comics. Od 1940 Kirby tworzył dużą ilość komiksów dla różnych wydawnictw, często łącząc siły z Simonem. Po służbie wojskowej podczas II wojny światowej Kirby wrócił do komiksów i pracował nad różnymi gatunkami. Tworzył dla wielu wydawców m.in. Archie Comics i DC Comics, ale ostatecznie w 1950 przyłączył się do Atlas Comics,
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