Go cover to cover?
You are crazy man, this is totally nuts
New Quest Set: "Kirb Your Enthusiasm"
" @humanfly26 said:how does this help looking @ the pge n nothing is popping out lol" whew.. finally finished #5! Universally Unknown is not linked to from his comicvine page, I had to read his bio on wikipedia to get it... here's a small hint for you: the answer is a "concept", not a character, team or volume "actually a big help, thanks. It was LOT wider a guess thinking character. Now if I could find these blasted ushers, clearly not as obvious as one would think "
"looks like I might need to do a little renovating on Kirby's page. "That's a great idea... but don't make it too obvious ;)
is there a reason why SPOILER WARNING: Click here to reveal hidden content. isn't giving me anything for Comics Crasher?
it was during his tenure...
Uncanny X Men #98
" @tonis: One is named after a Greek Titan (use the search bar because the link on the Marvel page is incorrect.). Another is alway "on time" and the final is...well, Marvelous! As for the issue, it's the first ever for one of comics most famous superhero quartets. ; ) "got one of these clues others nope grrr
" @xerox-kitty: I found it by searching for the word "concept" "Ugh, that's a real groaner, like a bad joke ;p
Thanks for the help, I'm #14 :)
I am stuck on the wartime one for A-Changin' and the two non bull Crashers, Any hints to help me out? I've searched what I thought was obvious but clearly they were not.
Am bad at hints, so here goes...
Comic Crasher:
These are all issues Jack Kirby *the character* appeared in, when he worked for Marvel. You have to go to the specific issue.
- An issue where one muses what would happen if the Marvel Bullpen turned into the FF
- An issue where the FF's greatest foe returns
- An issue where the FF celebrate wedded bliss
- An issue where the FF goes psycho!
Marvelous Ushers:
The three names the company now known as Marvel once had, and the first superhero comic Kirby did:
- This issue is definitely not the first appearance of the Beatles. Try another fab four.
- This company held the whole world in its hands
- This company is, well, not DC. It's the other one. You know...
- You don't need a rolex to know how appropriate this company is
Universally Unknown
- Pretty much the only "failed" concept released by the King. Books include a hell's half-dozen and the youthful agents
The Times They Are A-Changin':
Pretty self-explanatory; Kirby's last Cap comic, and his first non-hero comic. The last Cap comic involves Dr. Agony; and his first non-hero comic may be appropriate for, say, Superboy and Wonder Girl.
These are all issues Jack Kirby *the character* appeared in, when he worked for Marvel. You have to go to the specific issue.
- An issue where one muses what would happen if the Marvel Bullpen turned into the FF
- An issue where the FF's greatest foe returns
- An issue where the FF celebrate wedded bliss
- An issue where the FF goes psycho!
Marvelous Ushers:
The three names the company now known as Marvel once had, and the first superhero comic Kirby did:
- This issue is definitely not the first appearance of the Beatles. Try another fab four.
- This company held the whole world in its hands
- This company is, well, not DC. It's the other one. You know...
- You don't need a rolex to know how appropriate this company is
Universally Unknown
- Pretty much the only "failed" concept released by the King. Books include a hell's half-dozen and the youthful agents
The Times They Are A-Changin':
Pretty self-explanatory; Kirby's last Cap comic, and his first non-hero comic. The last Cap comic involves Dr. Agony; and his first non-hero comic may be appropriate for, say, Superboy and Wonder Girl.
HINTS PLEASE!! This one is just too hard, I've searched his page wiki and everything I hit come up with nothing. I only have Ushers and the romance one for Times.
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