Black Bolt's Back Again! Fantastic Four #59 and Incredible Hulk Annual #1

1967: Fantastic Four #59  -  Jack Kirby

1968: Hulk Annual #1  - Marie Severin

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Incredible Hulk Annual #1 and Fantastic Four Annual #5

1967: Fantastic Four Annual #5  - Jack Kirby 

1968: Incredible Hulk Annual #1  - Marie Severin

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Marvel Girl in X-Men #53 and #56--by Smith 'n' Adams!

Okay, okay--not a swipe, just a typical telepath pose. Still, I can't resist posting these pics of Marvel Girl (Jean Grey) by two masters: 

X-Men #53 (Feb. 1969) Barry not-yet-Windsor-Smith

X-Men #56 (May 1969) Neal Adams

Adams took over the X-Men art a few issues after Smith's issue and the rest is history; the Roy Thomas-Neal Adams-Tom Palmer X-Men run is still talked about in reverent tones today. Here's the full Adams panel from X-Men #56.

X-Men #56 Cyke, Jean, Hank and Bobby--drawn by Nefarious Neal natch! Tom Palmer inks.
But where are Jean's yellow gloves?

Steranko, Nick Fury Agent of SHIELD and the Master of Kung Fu!

More from Aficionado Guy, who notes that in interviews the estimable Paul Gulacy cites Steranko as one of his artistic heroes😎

Strange Tales #158 (1967) Steranko natch!                                       Master of Kung Fu #45 (1976) Paul Gulacy

as above: Strange Tales #158 and Master of Kung Fu #45                            

Daredevil by Frank Miller and Jack Kirby

I hope everyone is staying well. It's been some year, huh? 

He's back! Of course I mean our friend Aficionado Guy, with another set of panelocities 😉for our viewing enjoyment.  Take a look: 

                   1968: Fantastic Four #73 - Jack Kirby                                  1976: Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #27
                                                                                                     Frank Miller

Yep, Miller's first crack at Daredevil...the rest is history! 

Steranko's Captain America and the Master of Kung Fu!

Panelocity follower Aficionado Guy recently forwarded some interesting panels my way. 

Captain America #110 (1969)  Jim Steranko            Master of Kung Fu #54 (1977) Jim Craig             

I love that both of these occupy the same place on their respective pages, the lower right corner.

Then a few pages later we get these sequences:  

Captain America #110 (1969)  Jim Steranko

Master of Kung Fu #54 (1977) Jim Craig

Many thanks to Aficionado Guy! 

Fantastic Four #169 (Pt 11) Statuesque Ben

1967: Fantastic Four #58 - Jack Kirby

1975: Fantastic Four #169 - Rich Buckler

Fantastic Four #169 (Pt 10) Human Torch and Fantastic Four #42

1965: Fantastic Four #42 - Jack Kirby

1975: Fantastic Four #169 - Rich Buckler