Just reading the transcripts of Lee, Thomas and Romita, you'd come away thinking that Stan Lee basically plotted most of the '60s Marvel comics which Kirby drew - which doesn't seem to be the case, looking at the evidence (the original art, the printed books and the creative output of Lee and Kirby before and after the '60s).
Showing posts with label Comics On Trial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Comics On Trial. Show all posts
Monday, December 17, 2012
Recently Read: Comics On Trial - the Kirby Estate vs. Disney/Marvel
Not essential reading, but an interesting document nonetheless.
Just reading the transcripts of Lee, Thomas and Romita, you'd come away thinking that Stan Lee basically plotted most of the '60s Marvel comics which Kirby drew - which doesn't seem to be the case, looking at the evidence (the original art, the printed books and the creative output of Lee and Kirby before and after the '60s).
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Just reading the transcripts of Lee, Thomas and Romita, you'd come away thinking that Stan Lee basically plotted most of the '60s Marvel comics which Kirby drew - which doesn't seem to be the case, looking at the evidence (the original art, the printed books and the creative output of Lee and Kirby before and after the '60s).
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Comics On Trial,
Jack Kirby,
John Romita,
Marvel,
Roy Thomas,
Stan Lee,
the Kirby Estate,
Walt Disney
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