Thoughts on Kirby's "The Demon"? It was unfortunately

How can you like the Demon but not Kamandi, Mister Miracle or New Gods?

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>>89484449
Just not my cup of tea I guess? And plus, sorcery/magic has always been DC's strong suit

>>89483131
I like/love pretty much all of Kirby's DC work. I especially like the opening story from the demon.

Which of the Cap runs do you dig, anon? I like Tales of Suspense, but Madbomb is more my jam.

>>89485709
I really liked Tales and Volume 1 up until Kirby originally left in ish 109. Those Cap WWII stories are brilliant

>>89483131
It says a lot about his ability that he could craft such a great comic when he wasn't even passionate about the idea of doing it.

>>89486570
Did you ever read Fighting American?

>>89486625
The same could be said for X-Men

>>89486666
The original or the Liefeld version? Because I've read neither

>>89487798
Original, it was one of the first creator-owned comics and was kind of Simon & Kirby's follow-up to the WWII stuff pre-Marvel.

>>89488160
>follow-up to the WWII stuff pre-Marvel.
I think it was when Marvel fired Simon&Kirby, funny story it was because of Stan Lee, so they just made a NOT Captain America.

Bumping for actual comic discussion.

Is the new god stuff as good as everybody says it is and if so where does one start?

>>89483131
son you gotta try Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen. Straight kino.

It's great.

>>89492021
>where does one start?
Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen is where Kibry launches all the New God stuff

Then you have the three comics; Mister Miracle, The Forever People, and The New Gods. Once that's all over The Hunger Gods is the finale