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Pablo Marcos pencils and inks; complete 20 page story; 1975; image size 10" x 15" ea. Spectacular complete 20 page story by the great Marcos, fining complete issues from this time period is exceptionally rare, and this is a great one, from the second issue of the Atlas/Seaboard title, with full pencils and inks by Marcos, a delight to behold.
After escaping from a gladiatorial arena, Ironjaw discovers his true heritage as king of his post-apocalyptic world. He sets out to overthrow the usurper king and regain his throne. Part of the short-lived Atlas line from former Marvel publisher Martin Goodman. Written by Michael Fleisher, with art by Pablo Marcos. 32 pages. Cover price $0.25.
Jan 1, 1975 · Iron Jaw #1–4 Bundle (Complete Series plus Barbarians #1) Comic – January 1, 1975. FIVE BOOKS IN TOTAL. In the distant future the Earth is a ravaged wasteland with only one law--survival of the fittest. And in a land of kill-or-be-killed, none is more efficient at it and revels in it more than the man known as Ironjaw.
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Dec 17, 2014 · The first of the Atlas sword-slinging characters, Ironjaw #1 debuted in January of 1975 with a dynamic cover scene by artist Neal Adams. Written by comic veteran Michale Fleshier and drawn by Mike Sekowsky and Jack Abel, our savage hero roams the world in earth's distant, post-apocalyptic future. The story starts out as Ironjaw is hired by ...
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Aug 5, 2021 · Artist: Pablo Marcos. Review: For someone with little apparent regard for woman as human beings (see reviews of Ironjaw #1 and #2), it’s a twist to learn this unsavory barbarian owes his survival to a pair of determined ladies. (Of course, his saviors don’t wear much in the way of clothing, but that’s pretty typical of the swords-and ...
Other information for this issue from that document: Date material due at World Color Printers: March 35, 1975. Date shipping of comic started: April 29, 1975. Copies printed for U.S.A. and Canada: 252,000. Copies printed for England: 15,000. Total copies printed: 267,000. And Now -- The Origin of Ironjaw! (Table of Contents)
Aug 4, 2021 · Artist: Pablo Marcos. Review: After a pair of issues marred by over-the-top misogyny (see reviews of Ironjaw #1 and #2), this issue is, umm, less rapey? There still isn’t a likable character to be found in Ironjaw’s world, but at least the two women bedded by the barbarian this outing appear willing. That’s a low bar.
