THE COLLECTED JACK KIRBY COLLECTOR 1-7 SET

The Jack Kirby Collector is the highly acclaimed magazine for Kirby fans. Included in these seven amazing books are the low-distribution reprints of early issues. Vol 1 Collects Jack Kirby Collector issues #1-9. Included is a new special section with over 30 pieces of Kirby art never before published, including Jack's un-inked pencils from The Prisoner, New Gods, Fantastic Four, Captain America, Thor, Hunger Dogs, Jimmy Olsen, SHIELD, and more. Learn behind-the-scenes secrets through interviews with Kirby, Joe Simon, Mike Royer, Mark Evanier, Steve Sherman, Joe Sinnott, and other Kirby collaborators. This volume features a new introduction by Mark Evanier, and page after page of rare Kirby art, much in its original pencil form. Vol 2 Collects Jack Kirby Collector issues #10-12. Includes a new special section detailing a fan's visit to the Kirby's remarkable home. This private tour is profusely illustrated with photos, and more than 30 pieces of Kirby art never before published in TJKC, including Jack's un-inked pencils from The Prisoner, New Gods, Captain America, Thor, Hunger Dogs, Jimmy Olsen, SHIELD, Machine Man, The Eternals, and more Learn more about the King's career through interviews with Jack and Roz Kirby, John Byrne, Steve Gerber, Mark Evanier, Roger Stern, Marv Wolfman, and page after page of rare Kirby art, much in its original pencil form. Vol 3 Collects Jack Kirby Collector issues #13-15. Includes a new special section with 30 pieces of Kirby art never before published in TJKC, including un-inked pencils from Captain America, Thor, Jimmy Olsen, The Deon, New Gods, The Prisoner, and more Go behind-the scenes of Jack's career through interviews with Kirby, Dick Ayers, Chic Stone, Walt Simonson, Al Williamson, and Mike Thibodeaux, and see page-after-page of rare and unpublished Kirby art Vol 4 Collects Jack Kirby Collector issues #16-19. Included are the Tough Guys issue, the DC and Marvel theme issues, and a special issue detailing the intricacies of Jack's art Also included is a new special section with over 30 pieces of Kirby art never before published, including Jack's un-inked pencils from New Gods, Mister Miracle, Forever People, Jimmy Olsen, Kamandi, Captain America, The Silver Surfer, OMAC, and more It features interviews with Kirby, Stan Lee, Frank Miller, Will Eisner, Neal Adams, nearly the whole Marvel Bullpen, and other Kirby collaborators Plus there's page after page of rare Kirby art, much in its original pencil form. Vol 5  Collects Jack Kirby Collector issues #20-22. Included are the "Kirby's Women," "Wackiest Work" and "Villains" issues, featuring three unseen interviews with Jack Kirby, plus new ones with Jack's daughter Lisa Kirby, and industry pros Dave Stevens, Gil Kane, Bruce Timm, Steve Rude and Mike Mignola Plus: see a complete ten-page unpublished Kirby story still in pencil Jack's mind-blowing original pencils to Fantastic Four #49 (from the fabled Galactus trilogy) An analysis comparing Kirby's margin notes to Stan Lee's dialogue on classic Marvel comics And a new special section with over 30 pieces of Kirby art never before published, including Jack's un-inked pencils from The Demon, Forever People, Jimmy Olsen, Kamandi, Eternals, Captain America, Black Panther and more With page after page of rare Kirby art (much in its original pencil form), and a dynamite Kirby/Dave Stevens cover. Vol 6 Collects Jack Kirby Collector issues #23-26. Included are issues spotlighting Jack's "Greatest Battles," "Gods," and a special issue spotlighting Kirby's Golden Age work with Joe Simon, from co-creating Captain America to pioneering Romance comics and beyond Additionally, there are several rare interviews with Kirby himself, plus new ones with comics pros Denny O'Neil, Jim Shooter, John Severin, and Walter Simonson PLUS: see a complete ten-page unpublished Kirby story. Vol 7 Collects Jack Kirby Collector issues #27-30, with in-depth looks at Jack's 1970s Marvel Comics work, and his '80s work in comics and animation, plus a special two-part focus on how widespread Kirby's influence is It features rare interviews with Kirby himself, plus new interviews with Watchmen's Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons, Neil Gaiman, Bone's Jeff Smith, Mark "Luke Skywalker" Hamill, and others See page-after-page of rare Kirby art, including a new special section with over 30 pieces of Kirby art never before published, and more. Out of Print. Condition: Very Fine Minus. Light cover and edge wear.