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the first and second prints of the Essential Iron Man Vol. 1 TPB had front and back cover artwork by Bruce Timm.
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Jack Kirby, 1966
Jack Kirby gave the penciled piece as a gift to his friend, Don Heck, as a wedding present.
Tom Scioli added the background and colored the pinup fairly recently.
“Into the Microcosmos!”, by Don Heck, with Inks by Romeo Tanghal, Letters by John Costanza, Colors by Anthony Tollin, and a Script by Gerry Conway.
“the Mighty Thor! Battles... the Lava Man” by Jack Kirby
with Inks by Don Heck, Letters by Artie Simek, and a Script by Stan Lee.
Amazing Spider-Man, Vol. 1 # 64 Page 01 Color Guide by John Romita, with Inks by Don Heck, Colors by Mike “Mickey DeMeo” Esposito, Letters by Artie Simek, and a Script by Stan Lee.
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Original jigsaw puzzle box illustration by Don Heck, published by Marvel/Whitman, 1976.
Jack Kirby drew this PinUp for his friend and Co-Worker, Don Heck, as a Wedding Gift back in 1966. The Backgrounds, Inks, and Colors are by Tom “G.I. Joe Vs. Transformers” Scioli.
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Kirby, to the power of Kirby
Inks and Colors by Tom Scioli.
the Original Pencils were Jack and Rosalyn Kirby’s wedding gift to Mr. and Mrs. Don Heck.
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Joe Jusko’s Tales of Suspense #80 homage
original cover by Jack Kirby and Don Heck
some Pencils* by the King. *the first drawing was a gift to Don Heck for his Wedding. the last drawing is his nostalgic recollection of the street he grew up on.*
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Original splash page by Don Heck (pencils) and Dave Cockrum (inks) from Avengers #108, published by Marvel Comics, February 1973.
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Avengers #25 - “Enter… Dr. Doom!” (1966)
written by Stan Lee art by Don Heck, Dick Ayers, & Stan Goldberg
I always liked it when Doom was portrayed as a good and fair ruler to the people of Latveria. Sure, Doom is an absolute jerk in person, but I always liked the idea of him being a freely chosen leader for his people. It makes his homeland that much more of an impediment for people that oppose him. Rather than as a small Eastern-European nation full of cowering peasants, I like to think of Latveria as sort of like Transylvania meets Wakanda, with Doom’s tech behind everything. Like his version of a perfect society. A feudal lord living with his adoring and well-cared for subjects. a model of Machiavelli’s proposed outlines for effective leadership.
naturally, disobedient servants and malcontents would be dealt with using Doom’s typically efficient and merciless methods. but I like the idea that everyone else in Latveria is happy about living there.
Variant Cover for the X-Men Omnibus, Vol. 1, by Alex Ross, a ReCreation of the classic Jack Kirby cover for X-Men # 01.
Star Wars # 01 Warp 9 Exclusive Variant cover process, by Alex Maleev (after Jack Kirby and Don Heck).
the first and second prints of the Essential Iron Man Vol. 1 TPB had front and back cover artwork by Bruce Timm.
Adi Granov ReCreated the classic Jack Kirby/Don Heck cover for Tales of Suspense # 39 as the variant cover for the Iron Man Omnibus.
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Star Wars #1 variant cover by Alex Maleev *