Sue Storm, initially dubbed the “Invisible Girl,” began her comic book journey in Fantastic Four #1 (1961), created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, with her powers often depicted as more of a ...

Jack Kirby's initial tenure on the Hulk was brief ... his supportive (if somewhat underused) paramour the Invisible Girl, the daring, dashing Human Torch, and arguably Kirby's most loved creation ...

And (spoilers) God looks just like legendary artist Jack Kirby. How can one not love that? Byrne upgraded Sue Storm from the timid Invisible Girl into the Invisible Woman, now the most powerful ...

Written by Stan Lee and drawn by Jack Kirby ... because Lee and Kirby had not yet decided to locate their super-team in the nonfictional borough of Manhattan. "I-I can't turn invisible fast ...

As surely as Elvis Presley is the King Of Rock ’N’ Roll and Michael Jackson is the King Of Pop, Jack Kirby is the King ... the insecure Invisible Girl, the hotheaded teenaged Human Torch ...

After Mister Fantastic, the Invisible Girl, the Human Torch ... The classic issue by creators Stan Lee and Jack Kirby not only saw the four don their colorful costumes for the first time, but ...

In 1961, Stan Lee and Jack Kirby birthed the Marvel Age of ... stretchy and super-malleable Mister Fantastic, the Invisible Girl, the blazing-hot Human Torch, and the orange, rocky-hided man ...

In addition to naming members of his own staff — including Jack “King” Kirby and ... and was dubbed the Invisible Girl, Ben ...