Bob Kane and his ghost artists

[Yoc]

I posted the pics in reply to DM's post in Reply #24 Jim.

-Yoc

[JVJ (RIP)]

Interesting coincidence here -
I happened to save some Mary Marvel Club scans from the Pop Culture site IIRC.
Here you go!

(CLICK on THUMBNAIL to see full size images)

http://a.imageshack.us/img832/808/194546marymarvel00envel.th.jpg

http://a.imageshack.us/img52/1221/194546marymarvel01fancl.th.jpg

 

http://a.imageshack.us/img844/8336/194546marymarvel02badge.th.jpg

NOW I get it, Yoc,
two things:
1. you changed the topic title, which threw me

&

b. you didn't quote the post you were responding to

and

iii. (among the many.... NOBODY Expects the Span... no  that's another topic) it was late.

Peace (and misunderstanding) Jim (|:{>

[Yoc]

Sorry for the confusion Jim.

[Bob Hughes]

I doubt that Stan Lee created X-Men. Rather Jack Kirby likely created X-Men.


Bob
Public Enemy #1

Trying to figure out what Stan did and what Jack did is like trying to pry Lennon apart from McCartney.
Leaving aside the fact that the X-Men is a Kirby kid gang and a Fantastic Four wannabe, the central most original character is Prof X.  I highly doubt Jack created a man in a wheel chair (or even stole a man in a wheel chair).  It's just too un-Kirby a concept.  Now a man in a Flying Wheelchair I would believe was Kirby's. (After all he's created two of them).  Magneto and the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants.  Those I'll believe are Kirby's.