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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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2021-10-02

Your Daily Dose of Ditko: "Beware... Tiboro! The Tyrant of the Sixth Dimension!" (Strange Tales 1965).

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2021-09-25

Happy Friday! Here's my sketch cover re-creation of Amazing Fantasy 15, the first appearance of Spider-Man by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko

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2021-09-25

Your Daily Dose of Ditko: "The Color Coma!" (Shade the Changing Man 1978).

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2021-09-22

Your Daily Dose of Ditko: "The Missing Man meets The Payne Family" (Pacific Presents 1983).

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2021-09-16

Your Daily Dose of Ditko: 'Demon Sword' (Eerie 1967).

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2021-08-26

"False face must hide what the false heart doth know." ~ Macbeth (A1,S7).

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2021-07-25

The first Spidey/Scorpion fight in AS was deadly serious, but Ditko goes for the funny this time. Check out the repetition in the second and fourth panels here. Lee pushes it even further with an upside-down word balloon! 4/5

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2021-07-15

Ilustración a doble página que fue publicada en la ya extinta revista “SFX/Comicmanía”, que además acompañaba al primer reportaje que escribí en ella.

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2021-06-18

Steve Ditko used 2-D shots (ones with little or no depth) frequently for clarity's sake, but always made sure to juxtapose them with adjoining panels with plenty of perspective in play.

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2021-05-08