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Daily Spider-Man Quiz #65
Harry Osborn and Gwen Stacy make their first appearance in what issue of Stan Lee and Steve Ditko’s original run on The Amazing Spider-Man?
Working at the counter behind the perspex glass and it always reminds me of Ditko’s Doc Ock
Daily Spider-Man Quiz #63
The line “Courtesy of Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man!” was first used in what issue of Stan Lee and Steve Ditko’s original run on The Amazing Spider-Man?
@Cyberjaeger Definitely, yeah. On a surface level it's about modernizing his design, making him look more like an 80s badass than your standard hard-boiled detective. But on a deeper level it can totally be read as Vic "loosening up" a little, leaving the straight-laced Ditko look behind.
after steve ditko, a mysterious lady being hypnotised by the eye...! :)
Buenos días :) Para lectores no muy expertos leería en este orden de las imagenes, pero si quieres sus origenes que son geniales pero más Naif, la etapa de Stan Lee y Ditko esta recopilada en dos tomos. https://t.co/keEbWGPTqq
Doctor Strange, after the great Steve Ditko, as he appears on his first panel from Strange Tales 110.
#doctorstrange #strangetales #marvel #marvelcomics #steveditko #stanlee #blackmagic #magic #silverage #classicmarvel #mystic #sanctumsanctorum #eyeofagamotto
Been rereading old Ditko Spidey lately. These are right behind EC horror books as my favorite comic stories of all time.
#SpiderMan Homecoming keyframe based on Steve Ditko’s Cover of Amazing Spider-Man 33.
Ryan Meinerding Art IG
https://t.co/Wi7KGpRLXO
One of my favourite scenes in #SpiderManHomecoming conceptualized by @MeinerdingArt.
This scene really hits me hard. Whenever times are tough, I always think of this scene and it lifts me up. AMAZING to see Ditko's iconic Spidey cover on screen! 🕸
Romita Sr. or pretty much anyone who tried drawing in his style before McFarlane
Romita Jr. (I liked his old style which was his Dad’s and his new style)
Terry Dodson
Steve Ditko
Steve Mcniven
Mike Deodato Jr.
Mike Wieringo
J. Scott Campbell
Alex Ross
I got a lot of favorites. https://t.co/AjWd3gT0ty
@JesusHerrero11 @Lord_Azoth @matthwbox @CanadaDaredevil @ChrisHoustonCan @bloodofkirby STEVE DITKO saw Eternity:
My favorite Spidey artists are Steve Ditko, John Romita Sr., Todd Mcfarlane, & Mark Bagley. What are yours?
Thank goodness Steve Ditko took the name Green Goblin and made something better of it.
Some Spider-Man items. Two concept images by Warren Manser for Sam Raimi’s SPIDER-MAN (2002). Images three and four are Steve Ditko art showing his frustration at being sidelined as the character’s co-creator.