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Sunday, 28 July 2013

SOMETHING BORROWED

BASIL WOLVERTON

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WEIRD CHILLS # 1

KEY PUBLICATIONS

JULY 1954

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The New York Times, in a Sunday op-ed piece written more than a decade after his death, said Kirby

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created a new grammar of storytelling and a cinematic style of motion. Once-wooden characters cascaded from one frame to another — or even from page to page — threatening to fall right out of the book into the reader’s lap. The force of punches thrown was visibly and explosively evident. Even at rest, a Kirby character pulsed with tension and energy in a way that makes movie versions of the same characters seem static by comparison.

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