DC Comics Presents: Jack Kirby Omnibus Sampler #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA mysterious actress with bandaged features and a claim of immortality draws Jay Hamilton into a strange mystery in "The Three Prophecies," a standout tale from the Jack Kirby Omnibus Sampler. Written by Ed Herron and illustrated with Kirby’s signature dynamism by Jack Kirby himself—both inks and pencils—this story blends surreal fantasy and deception, culminating in a twist that redefines the line between magic and illusion. The cover, also by Kirby, captures the tale’s enigmatic tone with its bold, otherworldly design.
In "The Cats Who Knew Too Much," Butler Michael Renner finds himself trapped by a cruel twist of fate after killing his employer—only to discover her will demands he care for her cats or lose the inheritance. As the feline household grows increasingly watchful, Renner starts to question whether their silent stares are just paranoia… or something far more sinister.
In "The Magic Hammer," Gerald Bard stumbles upon Thor’s mighty hammer and discovers its power to summon rain—until Thor himself appears, demanding its return. The story unfolds with the hammer’s theft by Loki as its mysterious origin, setting up a clash between a humble man and a god whose weapon he’s unwittingly wielded.
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