Dazzler by Bill Sienkiewicz

A selection of Dazzler covers by Bill Sienkiewicz.

Dazzler #27, July 1983.

Dazzler #30, January 1984.

Dazzler #32, June 1984.

Dazzler #33, August 1984.

Dazzler #34, October 1984.

Jack Kirby Centennial

Jack Kirby, August 28, 2017 - February 6, 1994.


The Avengers #12, January 1965.


Boy Commandos #3, Summer 1943.


Captain America, 1966.


The Demon #4, December 1972.


Devil Dinosaur #2, May 1978.


The Fantastic Four #29, August 1964.




The Forever People #6, January 1972.


The Incredible Hulk #5, January 1963.


Thor pinup, from Journey Into Mystery #110, November 1964.


Justice Traps the Guilty #1, October 1947.


Kamandi #1, November 1972.


Marvel Mystery Comics #12, October 1940.


New Gods #10, September 1972.


Stuntman #2, June 1946.


Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #138, June 1971.


X-Men #17, February 1966.

Marvel Superhero Stickers, 1975

Jack Kirby's Monsters

Here's a run of the great monster issues from Marvel's
Strange Tales comic. All cover art is by Jack Kirby.

Strange Tales #80, January 1961.

Strange Tales #81, February 1961.

Strange Tales #82, March 1961.

Strange Tales #83, April 1961.

Strange Tales #84, May 1961.

Strange Tales #85, June 1961.

Strange Tales #86, July 1961.

Strange Tales #87, August 1961.

Strange Tales #88, September 1961.

Strange Tales #89, October 1961.

Wrightson's Marvel Superheroes

Here's a few of Bernie Wrightson's earlier renditions of Marvel superheroes. He would go on the produce the Spiderman graphic novel Hooky in 1986 and the Hulk/Thing graphic novel The Big Change in 1987.




The Incredible Hulk #197, March 1976. Cover by Bernie Wrightson.



Captain Marvel #43, March 1976. Wrightson inks on Al Milgrom pencils.




Astonishing Tales #31, August 1975. Wrightson inks on Ed Hannigan pencils.

Marvel Cartoons Theme Songs

The Retroist has posted all the title sequences to 1960's Marvel cartoons.

Of course, everyone remembers the Spiderman theme. But I'm posting the second most memorable one (to me): Captain America!





When Captain America throws his mighty shield
All those who chose to appose his shield must yield
If he's lead to a fight and a duel is due
Then the red and the white and the blue will shine through
When Captain America throws his mighty shield!

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