#Essential fantastic four 3 ebay series
This series would be good for a library to buy, to have for their patrons, or for a comics fan to give an inexpensive gift to a non-comics reader to show them what they are missing. I would not collect the comics in this black and white format, as I miss the color pages that the higher priced hardback books are in, (Masteworks Series), but this is ok for reading to get younger readers interested in reading the 1960's comics. It is is a thrill for me to meet with all the Silver Age writers, artists, and inkers that attend comic books conventions! You could possibly have Joe sign this book at a convention as he does attend a few. 3 (Marvel Essentials) 17.
I have been fortunate to meet Joe Sinott at the San Diego Comic Con International, get his autograph, and his photo. 3 (Marvel Essentials) 7 - Essential Fantastic Four, Vol. Joe was an artist in his own right, he drew several comic pages for Atlas (pre-Marvel), and was also an inker on the Mighty Thor, and many other Marvel Comics up through the Modern Age of Comics! That collaboration was West Coast / East Coast in distance, and yet the two produced some outstanding work during that time! He had never talked to Jack during all those years on the phone while inking his FF, from issue #44 till he took a vacation sometime in the #80's. Call +613 9709 4880 Hours: 9.00am 5. See the complete Essential Marvel series book list in order, box sets or omnibus editions, and companion titles. 1 (Marvel Essentials), Essential Conan the Barbarian, Vol. A lot of those issues would be inked by Joe Sinnot.Īn interesting sidenote about Joe's working on Jack's books. The Essential Marvel book series by multiple authors includes books Essential Iron Fist, Vol. When you get up to issues #39 to 89 that would be when Jack Kirby hit his prime on the FF comic. For those just getting into reading the early issues of the Fantastic Four, and not worrying about collecting back issues, the Essential Format could be the way to go. The latest things, the everyday things, and the I-can’t-believe-this-deal things.