Jack Kirby (1917–1994)

I liked the book, the story does seem quaint especially for the 1970s but that is an expected, at least for me, part of a Jack Kirby comic. The art, of course, is the main attraction and does not disappoint. It does go hand in hand with the very-comics story to create interest in a way that only Jack Kirby can in my opinion. The story, though simple, is unique combining aspects of Meso-American myth with UFOs and bits of Christian stories to create a strange but interesting doomsday tale that definitely gives Kirby plenty of opportunities to flex his art skills. I would recommend this book to anyone interested in Jack Kirby's work.… (more)

The stories were entertaining though occasionally it seemed that they would wrap up suddenly due to lack of space more than anything else. The art is classic Kirby and produces a cool, creepy vibe like from a 60's Batman colored occult horror movie of the early 70's (the time the comics were originally published). I would recommend this book to those who like cheesy old horror-hero type comics with faux occultism as only a comic-book could present it particularly if you like monsters as there is at least one monster per issue.… (more)