Jack Kirby Portfolio (1970) Pulp Fiction Saul Tepper

Saul Tepper

and then Milton Caniff says goodbye to his greatest creation

Kilian Plunkett

and maximize the impact of pose and expression

Jack Kirby Portfolio (1970) Pulp Fiction Saul TepperThis Jack Kirby Portfolio was published in 1970 by the Marvelmania Fan Club while it was under the editorship of Kirby assistants Mark Evanier (Editor) and Steve Sherman (Assoc. Editor). The portfolio was advertised in Marvelmania Magazine #1 and 2. This portfolio set includes 12 plates: a cover sheet (text), 2 Galactus pages, 4 Thor pages, 3 Black Panther pages, 1 Surf Hunters Sunday, and 1 collage page; housed in an illustrated folder. The pages are