| Comic creator: Jack Katz |
" Jack
Katz began his career in the early 1950s as
a penciler for Stan Lee and Marvel Comics,
and continued into the early 1970s. Then
he dropped out of mainstream comics..." |
| Jack's entry in the famous
online "Comiclopedia" from the Dutch
website, Lambiek.net very briefly outlining his
years and placing the "First Kingdom" in
the context of his work. |
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| The Complete Skywald
Checklist |
"This
index is as complete as possible given Skywald’s
custom of often dropping credits off stories,
hiding credits in the art of the story..." |
| Jack's work here can
be found by searching on his name. The listings include
a number of comics he worked on in the Seventies,
detailing which he wrote, pencilled or inked. |
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| Michigan State University
Libraries Comic Art Collection |
"The
Comic Art Collection holds over 200,000 items.
Most of these items are comic books..." |
| Jack's work listed in
the holdings of Michigan State's Library collection
of comic books. Search on his name for their almost
complete collection of "The First Kingdom" and
a couple of reviews of the work itself. |
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| Michigan
State University Libraries Comic Art Collection |
Katz, Jack, 1927-
American comics artist |
| Another place in the
collection devoted to citations of Jack's work
in books and magazines. Includes the specifc information
for finding the famous interview articles, ""Katz
Feat" and "The Kingdom And The Power
Of Jack Katz" in The Comics Journal. Search
on Jack's name. |
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| Comic-Con
: The Inkpot Awards |
"Comic-Con
International's Inkpot Awards - Since 1974, Comic-Con
International has awarded the Inkpot Awards,
an achievement award given..." |
| Jack's listing among
the Inkpot Awards at the Comic-Con convention.
Search on Jack's name. |
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| xoology |
"coraknot:
[The First Kingdom by Jack Katz] large, long-necked
dracoid quadruped" |
| One of Jack's crypto-zoological
creatures was listed in collection of things that
never were. Search on Jack's name. |
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