"Library Of Horror" (chapter one) script: unknown, art: Steve Ditko
from The Thing#13 (1954 Charlton Publications).

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Winnie the Witch! Day 31…. And that’s a wrap!

Thanks to all the artists for contributing their tributes to the man who inspired this all: Steve Ditko. My idea to start this was to pay respect to Ditko’s imaginative character designs and cartooning skills.

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"Rumpelstiltskin" (finale) script: unknown, art: Steve Ditko from The Thing#14 (1954 Charlton Publications).

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Pages 🙂Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez & Steven Mitchell, Steve Ditko, Dan Adkins & Frank Chiaramonte, Curt Swan & Kurt Schaffenberger .

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Zircher’s Strange is awesome, I love the costume flourishes, the lovely details on his cape, and the crazy Ditko-esque sequences. Zircher pulled out all the stops here and it shows. His Man-Thing is gorgeous, that panel with him looming over Strange shows his size perfectly

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I think I scanned this too soon and smudged the paint (or my paints are just really splotchy😬) so I upped the exposure and I really dig the contrast that made. Anyways, day 7 of The Creeper.

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All Ditko-drawn splash pages found in the first Spider-Man annual, in chronological order, just read it so i decided to make a post on them since i really like these drawings, which is your favorite?

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Who is your favorite Spider-Man artist?
Ditko, Bagley, MacFarlane or Romita Sr?

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Impy! Introduced by Steve Ditko and writer Joe Gill in Charlton Comics’ HAUNTED comic in 1971. day 2

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Pages ! Jesse Santos, John Forte, Ron Wilson & Vince Colletta, Steve Ditko.

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I've seen so many articles and tweets about the estate looking to gain rights to & but only showing pics of Spidey - or worse, Spidey & ANY OTHER CHARACTER EXCEPT DOC.

How hard is it to grab a panel from Amazing Spider-Man Annual

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"Captain Atom In The Five Faces Of Doctor Spectro" (finale) by Joe Gill, Steve Ditko and Rocke Mastroserio from Captain Atom#81 (1966 Charlton Publications).

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