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Original Art: Jungle Jim #22 – “Wizard of Dark Mountain” Original Art (Page 5, 1969) (Charlton Comics)
Layouts by Bhob Stewart Pencils by Steve Ditko Inks by Wally Wood Advertisements
Original Art: Tales of Suspense #15 – “I am the living ghost!” (Full 5-page story) (Marvel, 1961)
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#2oww1 by Robin Snyder and Steve Ditko (Kickstarter) NOW LIVE!
Steve Ditko and Robin Snyde have just announced their latest comic: #2oww1. Funding for the 32 page, black and white, comic book is being sought through Kickstarter (the crowd funding website). By pledging you can guarantee a copy (+extras) and … Continue reading
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Ditkocomics.com MEGA SALE (50% off) begins today!
Click the image – or here – to visit the Ditkocomics.com website for the 50% off Mega Sale. It includes all items, collections and bundles except the latest three Ditko/Snyder releases and the last issue of Ditkomania (fanzine). Check it … Continue reading
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Letter: Thanks for the copies of Bizarre Fantasy
Thanks to Steve Busti for sharing his letter from Steve Ditko. With his permission I am able to share the story he sent me with it: I was self-publishing under the imprint Flashback Comics, and had two titles at the … Continue reading
Photo: Steve Ditko in his NY Studio – 1970s
A new photo of Steve Ditko is circulating the net. Taken by Martin Greim in Ditko’s New York studio in the 1970s.
