Far-Out Fantastic Four by Jack Kirby

A Kirby blacklight I've neglected in the past, then the Marvel pin-up version on da web, then the way I've always gandered it, from FF Annual #5.  Below, here's the other three blacklights that came a'born'n from that same comic, then the ad for all these bad boys, and finally, the poster I put up in the wayback with this exact same post title

 

Scuba Siren by Wally Wood

Oh, my heck!  I know the wayback is littered with Wally's Galaxies on here, but that first image is new to me, then the Galaxy cover it was under, then the other two Wood illos in that same issue, then a coupla random Galaxy that I'm enamored with

 

Red Nails, The Poster by Barry Smith

And what I saw quite often in high school, Red Nails, The Splash

 

Green Lantern #168 Cover by Gil Kane

 

Never really got into GL, which puzzles me.  As a tyke, I ran around with my own Green Lantern ring that I made outta three pieces of a building toy from Germany, a green square with two little connectors on the sides of my finger.  Best super-hero costume ever.  I guess I blame my Marvel Maniac status for most of my later youth

Lunar Co-Inky-Dinks by Jack Kirby

Not only does Jack's moon hopper make me think of The Club steering wheel lock some thirty years later, but the view of that early moon base took me away to 2001, and 2001's moon base also looks kindasorta like The Club

 

Who Is This Is?

The first image, an unlabeled illo in a fanzine, sure looks a lot like the tiny alien in Broken Sparrow by Larry Todd, but it ain't.  And like they always say, if it ain't Broken Sparrow, don't try to Fix-it Sparrow.  See the not-so-distant on here for sump'n more to compare/contrast

 

Fist Full Of Black'n Whites by Jim Steranko

aaaaand a different take on color'n the Marvelmania Hulk