The Comics Journal #105
Product Code: 63137
Will Marvel return Jack Kirby's art? From Marvel: "No comment"; from Kirby: a long interview; Frank Miller on Kirby's plight; news and photos of Marvel's art vault; Kenneth Smith, Gil Kane and Wendy Pini on Marvel's conduct and Kirby's contribution to comics; 150 professionals petition Marvel to return Kirby's art; plus: Dave Sim's "Declaration of Independence."
Editorial
Gary Groth, "House of No Shame” (p. 6)
Letters
Blood and Thunder (p. 32)
News
Newswatch (p. 16)
Interviews
Tom Heintjes, "The Negotiations: Jack and Roz Kirby Interviewed” (p. 53)
Gil Kane, Wendy Pini, Kenneth Smith, and Gary Groth, "Peer Pressure: The Holding of Kirby's Art” (p. 69)
Reviews
Bill Sherman, "Ripping Off the Brits" (p. 42)
Jim Wilson, "Reprise: Something Old, Something New" (p. 44)
Dale Luciano, "Remembrance of Things Past and Future" (p. 46)
Essays
Tom Heintjes, "We, the Undersigned" (p. 60)
Frank Miller, "God Save the King" (p. 63)
T.F. Mills, "A Success Story: Franco-Belgian Comics Over the Years" (p. 75)
Columns
R. Fiore, "Funnybook Roulette" (p. 32)
Mark Burbey, "Opening Shots: The Trouble With Keith Giffen" (p. 9)
Dave Sim, "Executive's Forum: A Declaration of Independence" (p. 87)
Mike Barrier, "Viewpoint: Graphics Innovations" (p. 91)
Carter Scholz, "The Lake Isle: Exigence and Excess" (p. 95)
Condition & Attributes
Very Good+ (moderate wear)
Publishing Information
Seattle
Fantagraphics
1986
1st
Physical Description
10.5 inches
8.5 inches
100 pages
black & white illustrations throughout
Softcover
color wraps
English
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