🦸‍♂️ Now Open!
Step into the world of one of the most influential comic book creators of all time. Jack Kirby: Heroes and Humanity is now open at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles and runs through March 1, 2026 exploring the life, imagination, and artistic legacy of Jack “King” Kirby.
🙋‍♂️ Who is Jack Kirby?
Jack Kirby (1917–1994), often called “The King of Comics,” was one of the most influential comic book creators of all time.
Born in New York City, Kirby co-created legendary characters like Captain America, the X-Men, Thor, Black Panther, and the Fantastic Four. His bold visual style, dynamic storytelling, and larger-than-life imagination helped define the look and language of modern superhero comics.
A World War II veteran and son of immigrants, Kirby’s work carried strong themes of justice, resistance, and humanity—leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire generations of artists, writers, and fans.
✨ What You’ll See
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150+ original works and rare artifacts from Kirby’s personal and professional archives
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His U.S. Army uniform from World War II
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Rarely seen collages, fine art pieces, and sketchbooks
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Early pages from groundbreaking comics that reshaped pop culture
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Interactive elements and a powerful, immersive gallery experience
From the Lower East Side of New York to the beaches of Normandy and the creative explosion of Silver Age comics, this exhibition celebrates the humanity, history, and hope that fueled Kirby’s iconic heroes.
🗓️ Plan Your Visit
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Dates: Now through March 1, 2026
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Where: Skirball Cultural Center, Los Angeles
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Admission:
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Adults: $18
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Children, Students, Seniors: $13
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Free on Thursdays
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Bonus: Docent tours, weekend art-making activities, and family-friendly programs running all summer
🎟️ Don’t Miss Out
Whether you’re a lifelong comics fan, a lover of pop art, or just curious about the man behind the mask, Jack Kirby: Heroes and Humanity is a must-see experience.Â
đź“Ť Visit Skirball.org to learn more and grab your tickets today.