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Determined to end Sonic once and for all, Surge takes the fight home to Starline Base Sigma. But lingering ghosts and visitors threaten Surge’s precarious advantage over everyone.

#JackedKirby - Behind The Panther Mask... . As we sit here on Martin Luther King Jr day I wanted to try and feature something that Jack worked into his books that was revolutionary and cutting edge racially at the time. I had to go with his most important minority creation, T’Challa the Black Panther. . Panther had been around since Fantastic Four #Issue52 published in July of 1966, and he finally starred in his own series a little while after Jack returned to the Marvel in 1975. While the character of The Black Panther was important considering he was the first leading man of African American descent in a mainstream comic book, one of the most important things was Jack’s willingness to show his face behind his iconic mask... a face that featured black skin that was quite different from many of the other heroes of the comic pages of the time! . I picked these two pages cause they are important moments in the development of T’Challa the man... they showed us who it was under the mask doing these wonderful deeds (even if they were 10 years apart!) . The first set of panels comes from Fantastic Four #Issue52 (published in July 1966) and marks the first time T’Challa removes his mask. He has fought the FF and they have earned his respect... so now he is willing to show them his true face... the face of a king! . The second set of panels comes from #Issue2 of the Black Panther solo series which was published in March of 1977. This marks the first time T’Challa removes the mask in this series... jack had him complete the whole first issue without removing his mask, and now he does! . While some people point out the importance of Jack creating a African character to be a series regular and eventual lead as important, I personally think him always showing the Panther with his mask off and exposing his black skin was much more important overall. It wasn’t good enough for Jack for him to be a black hero, he had to SHOW the world he was. And this is what makes Panther so ahead of its time! . On this MLK day I’m happy to remember Jack’s contribution to including Black characters in comics... and eventually getting us to the place we are now! I can’t wait for the movie!

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#JackedKirby - Saturday Poll Results!!! 💥💥💥 This weeks Saturday Poll Question putted the original Black Panther from his first appearance in FF #Issue52 vs the Black Panther in Jack’s 70s revival of the character in his own solo series! There were many differences, such as the mask/cape/gloves and other subtleties for each... 💥💥💥 In an overwhelming fashion the 70s BP crushed the 60s BP, 70 votes to 27 votes (or 72% to 28%). 💥💥💥 I too prefer the 70s version (this is mike) mostly because of the cool lines gloves/boots Kirby incorporated into the character. Thanks to all that voted!!!! New post coming later today! 💥💥💥 #JackKirby #KingKirby #Kirby #BP #BlackPanther #Tchalla #Wakanda #FF #FantasticFour #60sComics #ComicsOfThe60s #70sComics #ComicsOfThe70s #Comic #Comics #ComicBook #ComicBooks #IGComics #ComicsOfIG #SaturdayPollQuestion #Vote https://www.instagram.com/p/CBvStF6BzfC/?igshid=16rrqzljem8kl

Repost from @selfservicemagazine using @RepostRegramApp - THE OBSESSIONS. @FranSummers photographed by @EzraPetronio⁠ Styling @CamilleBWaddington⁠ Hair @Marion.Anee⁠ Makeup @Marion.Robine⁠ Casting @pg_dmcasting⁠ Set design @GiovannaMartial_⁠ Manicure @AlexandraJanowski⁠ ⁠ #issue52 #theobsessions #selfservicemagazine https://www.instagram.com/p/B9rBky5oGiU/?igshid=1r5zq1381x5k5

Quotes dari "Sir NightEye" yang merupakan kata-kata terakhir sebelum ajal menjemputnya 😢😢 Harinya berakhir dengan sebuah senyuman damai di wajahnya.. Selamat tidur, SIR NIGHTEYE 👍 #BnHA_Chapter161 #MyHeroAcademia #BokuNoHeroAcademia #MidoriyaIzuku #Deku #MirioTogata #Lemillion #SirNighteye #AllMight #Overhaul #WeeklyShonenJump #Issue52

#JackedKirby - Happy 90th Birthday Joltin' Joe Sinnott !!! Joe Sinnott is a LEGENDARY comic book inker that has been in the business for well over 50 years! He is most known for his insane straight run on Fantastic Four, starting with #Issue44 in 1965 and extending all the way to 1981!!! He also was the inker on Fantastic Four #5 which was the first appearance of Dr. Doom! And he was also the inker on FF #Issue52 which is the first appearance of Black Panther! In honor of Joltin' Joe's 90th, and because he is widely considered to be the best inker Kirby ever worked with, we decided to share this unused cover from #Issue52. We see a much different look on Black Panther's mask in this cover. Instead of the full face mask that he wears on the official cover of #Issue52 we see Panther wearing a half-mask ala Batman with his jaw exposed. Maybe Kirby was still playing with T'Challa's costume at this point... who knows. But this cover, like all of Kirby/Sinnott's collabs is straight fuego!!! #JackKirby #KingKirby #Kirby #KirbySinnott #JoeSinnott #JoltinJoeSinnott #FantasticFour #FF #UnusedCovers #Covers #KirbyCovers #Inker #Comics #Comic #ComicBook #ComicBooks #InstaGood #InstaArt #InstaComics #ComicsOfIG #ComicsOfInstagram #ComicsOfThe60s #Happy90thBirthdayJoltinJoe