Cover of the Day: Super-Villain Team-Up #17 (June, 1980) Art by Keith Pollard and Bruce Patterson
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Cover of the Day: Super-Villain Team-Up #17 (June, 1980) Art by Keith Pollard and Bruce Patterson
Do you have any thoughts on the character of the Hate-Monger? I presume that him being Hitler in a KKK costume is linking the bigotry of Nazis to those who opposed civil rights?
Yeah, the Hate-Monger is not a particularly subtle symbol; Jack Kirby had Something To Say about racial hatred in all its forms, and as a "premature anti-fascist" (and WWII vet) himself, clearly shared in the view advanced by the advocates of the Double V campaign that Jim Crow was American fascism full stop.
The Hate-Monger (fyi, the original Hate-Monger is technically a clone/memory upload of Adolf Hitler created by Arnim Zola in yet another example of how HYDRA is 100% Nazi) is also an example of Jack Kirby's continual interest in the theme of hatred and mass hysteria and how demogogues can manipulate the masses.
We see this theme returned to again and again in Jack Kirby's Fourth World, with Dr. Bedlam's Paranoid Pill from Mister Miracle #3, or (as @elanabrooklyn has pointed out) Glorious Godfrey in The Forever People #3.
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Fantastic Four (1961) #21 — Stan Lee, Jack Kirby
"Thus, I shall control the haters..."
Hehehe.
Fantastic Four (1961) #21 — Stan Lee, Jack Kirby
"It is reported that even now the Russians are working on a similar vehicle powered by the reverse thrust of a rocket engine!"
Uh-huh, OK.
Fantastic Four (1961) #21 — Stan Lee, Jack Kirby
Fantastic Four (1961) #21 — Stan Lee, Jack Kirby
"The editors predict this is the most unusual, thought-provoking tale you will read this season! We believe you will agree!"
"Destined to become a Fantastic Four classic!"
Man, they're really trying to sell me on this issue, huh? Also, dang, Johnny lookin' like Dormammu in the corner there, haha.