On the one hand, Kirby's quote at the end of The Fantastic Four: First Steps is fairly self-explanatory. It's him reflecting ...

Lee Garbett, a British artist who has drawn books like Loki and Doctor Strange for Marvel and Lucifer for DC, sees their ...

Promotional art in the United States featuring Kirby has always had an angry tilt, while the character is nothing but lovable pink puffball smiles in his native Japan. According to Kirby: Triple ...

As seen in the art posted, the character’s original look was much different than how he ended up appearing in Fantastic Four #52.While the character still looks similar today as he did in his ...

The characteristics of a Jack Kirby illustration are easily distinguished: extravagantly costumed heroes and nefarious villains locked in titanic struggles; foreshortened fists, feet and muscles ...

Naturally the art features Kirby front and center, but it also includes appearances by long-time supporting characters like Meta Knight, as well as Elfilin and Bandana Waddle Dee from Kirby and ...

After all the Marvel characters and concepts he had helped create, Kirby still managed to make a whole other living, breathing superhero universe — one that will soon come to the big screen ...

The Captain America splash page by the character's co-creator Jack Kirby from Tales of Suspense #59 from 1964, just sold at auction for $630,000.As part of Heritage's April 7-10 Comics & Comic Art ...

Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe brings a cheerfully gentle Wii-era platformer to Nintendo Switch with smart additions and a big new epilogue.

It wasn’t just the quote that gives a nod to Kirby. The Fantastic Four of the MCU are from a different, retro-futurist Earth than most of the movies in the canon. The Earth is designated Earth 828.