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No he didn't, Joe Shuster did it way before him. As well as other artists that worked with Siegel such as Mart Baily who's art style would predicted Curt Swan's art style in 60s.

4:32 is a precursor to visual language used in a lot of action manga. Speed lines, deformation, camera angles, impact.

Yeah, man...I dig.

Subscribed just because you're a fellow John Byrne fan!

Read this years ago and watched the anime, it's truly a masterpiece. I highly recommend ya'll to read Blade of the Immortal: Bakumatsu Arc. It's already finished and in my opinion it's a nice sequel to the original manga.

My Margie was talented never knew she could had wedding dresses thou. Love aunt jerri

Rear art dude! +1 Sub!

X-Men 97 had a great use of Kirby Krackles in motion. Those were very well implemented.

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He created the artform,...a badass, God bless him, RIP.

Great video. As a Ditko enthusiast, I’m glad UA-cam exist for videos like this! Thanks

Man would love to see this guy's process but it'll never happen so gotta reverse engineer.

Jim Lee’s art gets my attention. Not just X-Men but WildC.A.T.S. As well.

Awesome

thats why Kirby is the King

There should be way more likes on this video post.

Ha ha, I love it, Jacob Ain't-got-time-to-bleed Kurtzberg!!

I do disagree with you about subtlety. Maybe not in foreground, but in splash pages and background he uses subtlety in his pages

ugly?look at his early 60s work.kirby's art was the most beautiful compared to anyone's.just look at all the covers.no one can compare to that artistry.

I noticed that Jack Kirby gave a somewhat apeish look to all his caracters when working for marvel. Seemed like the bad guys had an overly jutted and big jaw and overly square forehead. While the good guys you could kind of see it but it wasnt as overly noticeable When he did get to DC it was there but toned down but if you looked close you could kind of see it!!!!

Love this one. Can’t believe I hadn’t seen it!

I recently came across Mighty Marvel Marathon video here on YT. I instanly became intranced in the animation style and story telling. After reading through the comment section of that video , i came across many statements on how Jack Kirby was "done dirty" bc of a lack of financial compensation of his work on the comics and cartoons. I then realized that the cartoons were a live action of the comics. I was memorized by this and wondered how these cartoons came directly from Kirbys art and how exactly how the cartoons translated from the comics. I also wondered how the voice actors in the picture's were incorporated to animation. 🤔 I'm intrigued as to how this process worked and appreciate your work here as a glimps into this process. Thank you for sharing your information on this tipic and i look forward to more if possible! If anyone can refer me to more information into the comic to cartoon process with the Marvel comics and Jack Kirby! Thanks again!

I believe 2:07 was drawn by Erik Larsen

Amazing art

I miss your drawings

Amazing, I was trying to animate a type of chaos energy of fluctuations of the primordial void, but had no idea how to represent something like this, untill I remembered - hey, isn't that basically what kirby krackles are for? But was having difficulty figuring out how it was supposed to move without just looking like ordinary fire, smoke, and other effects. This animation is really well made and will be a very usefull reference for me to como up with my own version of the concept.

You know how good the art of Kirby is? Yeah, I'm going to cover it up with text from me. I could just have uploaded the CC file, but my ego wouldn't allow that.

Love it

Oh my god this litterly inspires me with some of my illustration work, i have the art book but this is even more fun to actually the inner makings of it! love your work!

So Steve Ditko is more-and-less like Bill Finger.

As a 'Ditko' I enjoyed this video (and it's going on my FB page). I especially liked the well-placed insertion of his actual recording. There's a bit too much emphasis on assigning his work as an 'objectivist' philosophy, because that's not entirely true, and it tends to get overly stressed. The philosophy that drove him, was his. It was a combination of Aristotle, Rand, and many, many others, combined with his own experiences. Another correction is that he didn't disappear after he left Spider-Man and Dr. Strange. He worked at Charlton, DC, Valiant, Defiant, and many other places, including returning to Marvel... creating or co-creating the Creeper, Hawk & Dove, Shade, the Question, Captain Atom, the new Blue Beetle, Squirrel Girl, Mr. A, Static, Speedball and on and on. And lastly, I actually liked the inserted sketching that coincided with the narrated subject matter. Overall ... a very enjoyable video. Good work.

I used Jack Kirby's crackle with my graffiti pieces back in the 80's

This film is an absolute classic, great video. I painted Robocop on my channel.

Very cool!

This is a great analysis of that fight panel. Everyone knows there;s magic and power in Jack kirby's art but you are telling why his stuff works. One thing that I simply like is that Jack doesn't try to break out of the panel or change the size of the panels at all. And he doesn't change the size of the figures that much either. And the camera angles don't follow any sense of a hollywood style cinematography. Instead he follows a simple comic strip approach where you're able to focus on a simple but telling visual from one panel to the next. It's very easy to tell what's going on so I find myself focused on whats happening instead of trying to piece things together like a puzzle. And that combined with his amazing abstract powerful art style makes it very memorable. I find myself really enjoying panel transitions in modern comics but when it comes to remembering stuff, Jack kirby's work always comes first to my mind even if its not his best stuff.

Steve Ditko is the man. His work ethic rocks even if it makes him kind of of grump. Also Southern Bastards kicks ass!

As if comics isn’t hard enough, you’re gonna try and animate now? I’ve worked in animation for 13 years and even I’m like, “Nope, animation is too much work, back to the mere bone crushing difficulty of making comics!”

this channel is criminally underrated and underviewed. Fantastic analysis

Love the three classic Charlie Brown specials Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas. I look forward to them every year

Alex toth is crap and this “advice” lacks substance. Draw from life is the most generic thing anyone could say.

Amazing! I just subscribed!

Agreed. If perhaps the cross fades, etc could slow down a little. Feels like narration, music and visuals are fighting for prominence. Interesting stuff though. Ditko was a genius.

Your transitions and video zooming are way too fast for the viewer to grasp. Overall good video content.

Hey this stuff is pretty good.

Jack Kirby was the true (KING)... Stan Lee was a piece of shit for what he did to Jack and Steve taking credit for the ideas and character design that these two created. I actually called Stan Lee out in 1987 at a comic convention at the Hotel Pennsylvania in NY in front of Dave Cockrum and John Byrne and fans.

I have to admit I loved Jim Lee's art back in the day, but nowadays I find hard to read the compositions in his comics. I still take everyday 60s or 70s art and its narration over Lee's.

Kirby was phenomenal but had weaknesses. He couldn't finish a drawing without an inker, his figures were over-blocky and stiff and his work while bursting with power... lacked beauty and could be goofy af. Time to let go of ALL comics legends and EVOLVE.

Love the Frank Ocean song

Wow ! You are inspiring !

I was looking for someone like you. Now my search is completed. Thank you.