The Complete Jack Kirby #[5]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects Wallace Wood's Wayout, a series of satirical and science fiction stories originally published in the 1960s by the legendary artist and writer. The collection showcases Wood's distinctive, detailed artwork and his sharp, often cynical take on society, technology, and human nature. It's a standalone edition not directly tied to Jack Kirby, despite being listed under a Kirby series title.
House-Date Harry fakes a tough-guy act to win the attention of a glamorous researcher, but his carefully crafted persona starts to unravel when real delinquents—led by "Bumpy" Rhodes and Snubby Skeemer—decide to prove they’re the ultimate subjects for study. With Sunny Daye, Miss Anthony Drake, and "Bright Eyes" caught in the crossfire, and Virgil and Leopold Krumm just trying to keep the peace, things spiral into chaos when the line between performance and reality blurs.
Toni, raised by her strict grandmother after her mother’s departure, finds herself drawn into a world of fleeting connections when she accepts a ride from Bob to a roadhouse. After a police raid leaves her stranded, she’s rescued by club owner Stan—only to see him disappear, unwilling to risk her future with his past. Years later, a chance encounter with a man who tries to pick her up leads her back to Stan, now running a quiet gas station, where old feelings and unresolved questions begin to surface.
In "Misguided Heart," a young factory worker named June finds herself caught between her growing feelings for Karl, the factory owner’s son, and the quiet devotion of her coworker Sherman. As Karl’s time on the shop floor brings unexpected changes, tensions rise when a careless comment sparks a confrontation that reshapes the dynamics among the workers. The story unfolds with emotional precision, exploring how love and loyalty are tested in the unlikeliest of places.
In a sun-drenched resort town where summer dreams shimmer just out of reach, Jenny finds herself torn between her local suitor Chuck and the glamorous allure of a wealthy tourist, Rick. As the Yacht Club dance approaches, old tensions rise and secrets begin to surface, testing loyalty and the real meaning of connection. Young Hearts Sing a Summer Song unfolds with quiet longing and simmering emotion, where hearts are tested and choices carry weight.
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