The Demon #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFrom the mind and hand of Jack Kirby (with inks by Mike Royer), this December 1973 issue of The Demon presents a cover crackling with tension: a dark-haired man in a purple shirt is flanked on both sides by towering armored figures, while a crouching tiger adds another layer of menace at the center. The cover's taunting copy — "Who was real — or who was not? It all depended on who died in the struggle!" — sets up a delicious mystery of doubles and identity that ties directly into the issue's story, "The One Who Vanished!!" At 20 cents, this was an imaginative slice of Kirby's singular cosmic-mythic storytelling at DC in the Bronze Age.
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Reprinted in Démon #6 (1978), Démon #18 (1988), Jack Kirby's The Demon #[nn] (2009), The Demon by Jack Kirby #[nn] (2017), DC Universe: The Bronze Age Omnibus by Jack Kirby #[nn] (2019)
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