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Steve Ditko used special calling cards for his characters the Question and Mr. A
Holy cow, what an image! I think I’ve only seen it in digest form before and didn’t fully appreciate it. Look at that goddamn thing! Ditko from Strange Tales 128!
Amazing Spider-Man #2 panel recreation in Learning to Crawl. I'm a sucker for any Ditko homage.
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Here’s another from Jack Kirby’s SATAN’S SIX - ODIOUS KAMODIOUS (a devil analogue) - after JACK KIRBY & STEVE DITKO... :)
I like that Peter looks like Steve Ditko in this panel. (Earth-X issue 0)
#Pages🙂Don Heck & Danny Bulanadi - Blue Beetle # 24,Don Heck & Wally Wood- Tales of Suspense #71, Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez & Wally Wood-The Flash Spectacular 1978, Steve Ditko- Daredevil #162.
but seriously, my first few years of buying comics - before I even really knew how to read - I had a preposterous batting average for a pre-literate toddler, and somehow picked up not just Ditko but Alan Moore, early Alan Davis, Giffen, von Eeden, Romita Sr in Marvel Tales ...
Amazing Fantasy 14: "mutant" was used before in comics, but I find it fascinating how imo this story by Lee and Ditko led to the basic template of how mutants live in the Marvel universe. Fear, prejudices and a group of mutants working in secret to help humans.
Ursula Ditkovich... ☕🕷️
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Leave it to a 1965 Steve Ditko Spider-Man comic to ably summarize news media for any decade.
Para hacerlo me inspiré en el diseño que hizo Jack Kirby (antes del diseño de Steve Ditko), el propio diseño de Steve Ditko y el diseño de Spider-Man que hizo Alex Ross para la primera peli de la trilogía de Sam Raimi.
It’s no surprise that @thealexrossart does an incredible job at portraying Peter Parker in a realistic style, but I think he’s the closest to capture the person that Ditko had dreamed of and Romita Sr. had evolved.
@AbsoluteEngine Tbf, Ditko also made him look way more handsome later in his run. He wasn't precisely Romita-good looking, but when compared to the early issues, this dude looked like a movie star.
The Amazing Spider-Man #2 (1963), had the first appearance of the Vulture. His return was advertised in the final panel of issue #6.
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