More Tuska! Fantastic Four #67 and Ghost Rider #13

       1975: Ghost Rider #13 George Tuska            1967: Fantastic Four #67 Jack Kirby           

 The full Jack Kirby panel.

1967: Fantastic Four #67 Kirby

Fantastic Four #147 (Pt 41) Sub-Mariner and Alicia's Beehive Guide aka Dr. Hamilton

Top: Fantastic Four #147 (1974) Rich Buckler
Bottom: Fantastic Four #67 (1967) Jack Kirby

Fantastic Four #150 (Pt 18) Reed Richards, Stupid But Cute

FF #150 (1974) Buckler

FF #67 (1967) Jack Kirby

The full Kirby panel: 

"When Opens the Cocoon" Fantastic Four #67 (1967) Kirby

Fantastic Four #143 (Pt 6) Men at Work...

...at Dr. Doom's complex--and also at the Beehive's Citadel of Science.

 Fantastic Four #143 (1974) Buckler                  Fantastic Four #67 (1967) Kirby

Fantastic Four #142 (Pt 8) More Alicia Masters

FF #142 (1974) Buckler

FF #67 (1967) Kirby

Fantastic Four #149 (Pt 5) Medusa and Alicia Masters

Continuing with page 2 from Fantastic Four #149, let's check out a couple of Medusa panels from the bottom tier on that page, specifically the first and last panels here. 

Bottom of page 2 from Fantastic Four #149 (1974) 

Panel 1

Fantastic Four #149   Buckler

Alicia in Fantastic Four #67 (1967) Jack Kirby


And "perhaps" for Panel 3:
That last panel of Medusa running down a circular, tunnel-like area may have been suggested by another  Alicia panel in #67, or maybe not...it's  a fairly typical perspective shot that's often used to depict someone running away.  

Fantastic Four #67- Jack Kirby

Fantastic Four #149 (Pt 2) Sue Richards Splash

Continuing with the opening splash of Fantastic Four #149: we saw the inspiration for Namor,  now let's check out Sue. Here, the positioning of her torso, arms and legs immediately reminded me of ...

Fantastic Four #149 (1974) Rich Buckler

...this image of Sue.  

Fantastic Four #67 (1967) Jack Kirby

It's from this classic Kirby cover. 

Note: This Kirby cover was also on view back in 1974 courtesy of Marvel's Greatest Comics #50, which contained a reprint of #67. The bimonthly MGC #50 hit the stands a month before FF #149.

Fantastic Four #147 Part 7

Continuing with Fantastic Four #147: let's take a look at this page. 

Page from Fantastic Four #147


Today we'll focus on the first panel.

1974: Fantastic Four #147 - Rich Buckler

The #147 panel above includes elements from the first two panels on this page from 1967's Fantastic Four #67.

1967: Fantastic Four #67 - Jack Kirby

                       

Giant-Size Super-Stars #1 Part 1

Sure, it's a given that a lot of scenes in GSSS #1 were inspired by Fantastic Four #25-6 (another Hulk-Thing slugfest)...so what say we take the less traveled road here. For example, here are a couple of panels from 1974's Giant-Size Super-Stars #1 that looked to 1967's Fantastic Four #68 for inspiration.

Giant-Size Super-Stars #1 (1974) Rich Buckler

Fantastic Four #68 (1967) Jack Kirby

Giant-Size Super-Stars #1 (1974) Buckler

Fantastic Four #68 (1967) Kirby

The above is a standard Kirby pose; for instance, Jack also used it just an issue earlier, in Fantastic Four #67

Fantastic Four #67 (1967) Kirby
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