| 1. Jack Kirby's Fourth World Omnibus, Vol. 3 | 
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By: Jack Kirby, Mike Royer
By: Jack Kirby
Publisher: DC Comics
November 07, 2007
This third volume of "Jack Kirby's Fourth World" stands as the best work Kirby did as he tried to portray his epic vision of worlds in conflict. Kirby's closing issues from his tenure on the "Jimmy Olson" line are included here and they include his finest work in that series. However the heart of this book, indeed the very heart of the "Fourth World" vision can be found in "New Gods", especially the... more
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| 2. Jack Kirby's The Demon |
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By: Jack Kirby
Publisher: DC Comics
November 25, 2008
I never cared much for the Demon before I read this Omnibus and now I know why: I hadn't read Jack Kirby's Demon. And don't fear the newsprint--it looks and smells great, and just makes these stories all the more fun... more
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| 3. Kirby Five-Oh!: Celebrating 50 Years Of The "King" Of Comics |
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By: John Morrow, Jack Kirby
Publisher: TwoMorrows Publishing
April 23, 2008
If you're a fan of Jack Kirby's, the last few months have been a boon for you. First we had the outstanding book `Kirby, King of Comics" published by Abrams Books and now TwoMorrows Publishing has delivered "Kirby Five-Oh". This is actually a very special fiftieth issue of TwoMorrow's Kirby Collector Magazine only this is no mere magazine. This is a treasury-sized trade paperback book, which is... more
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| 4. Jack Kirby's Fourth World Omnibus, Vol. 1 | 
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By: Jack Kirby
Publisher: DC Comics
May 02, 2007
DC is to be commended for collecting Jack Kirby's "Fourth World" series in a colored edition though the price seems a bit high. The controversy about the paper quality has been dealt with in enough reviews and will not be touched upon in this review. The first volume of the "Fourth World" omnibus collects the first issues that Kirby produced of "The New Gods", "Mr. Miracle", "The Forever People" and... more
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| 5. Jack Kirby: Creator & Artist (Comic Book Creators) | |
By: Sue L. Hamilton
Publisher: ABDO & Daughters
2006-09
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| 6. Jack Kirby's Fourth World Omnibus, Vol. 2 |
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By: Jack Kirby
Publisher: DC Comics
August 08, 2007
This second volume of "Jack Kirby's Fourth World" is a better read than the first one and shows how Jack Kirby continued to expand his epic vision that would revolutionize comic books. This volume continues running issues of "Jimmy Olson", "The Forever People", "The New Gods" and "Mr. Miracle." The art is spectacular and Kirby's writing has improved from the start issues in the first volume... more
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| 7. The Simon and Kirby Superheroes | |
By: Joe Simon
Publisher: Titan Books
October 12, 2010
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| 8. Marvel Visionaries: Jack Kirby |
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By: Jack Kirby, Joe Simon, Stan Lee
By: Jack Kirby
Publisher: Marvel Comics
November 10, 2004
It's great Marvel gave this concept a chance; selecting Kirby's best vs. significant issues isn't exactly easy. The colors are *very* clean & bright, almost to a ridiculous degree. I actually kind of like it this way.
Highlights here for me...
*Mercury in the 20th Century- Red Raven Comics #1. Kirby's larger-than-life approach is evident right away.
*Meet Captain America... more
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| 9. Fantastic Four: Lost Adventures |
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By: Stan Lee
Publisher: Marvel Comics
July 30, 2008
Fine writing and Eye-popping art by Jack Kirby and John Romita Sr. make this book a must for any FF fanatic.My favorite stories are "Homecoming"mathe Thing's one-man showand "If This Be...Anniversaryy!" from ish 543which marked the FF's 50th anniversary.That story features a cameo b Stan the Man!And a plot 2twist ou won't believe! By far the... more
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| 10. Jack Kirby's Fourth World Omnibus, Vol. 4 |
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By: Jack Kirby
By: Jack Kirby
Publisher: DC Comics
March 26, 2008
This fourth and last volume of "Jack Kirby's Fourth World" is a melancholy conclusion to a wonderful series. "New Gods" and "Forever People" both had the plugs pulled on them while "Mr. Miracle" limped to a conclusion through a number of more conventional superhero story lines. At least "Forever People" had a conclusion which is more than one can say about the end of "New Gods." The end of "Mr. Miracle"... more
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