Steve Ditko's lengthy career extended from visionary science fiction, causality-flaunting fantasy, and heinously hideous horror...
-to a superabundance of superheroes: Captain Atom, Spider-Man, Dr. Strange, The Incredible Hulk, The Creeper, Hawk and Dove, The Question, Blue Beetle, Shade the Changing...
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"Ghostly Tales" is the 1975 edition of Famous Comics' popular series, "Ditko at Charlton." It collects all of Steve Ditko's work from this publisher for 1975. Nearly all of those stories were for Charlton's extensive line of ghost comics: Beyond the Grave, Creepy Things, Ghostly Haunts, Ghostly...
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This 1974 edition of Famous Comics' "Ditko at Charlton" collects all comics work Steve Ditko did for Charlton Comics in 1974. Herein are 19 stories written by Joe Gill and four other authors (including Ditko himself); illustrated by Steve Ditko; 4 covers and 152 interior pages of Ditko art. Included...
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1954. A publisher named Charlton doubled its output of comic books, and would do so again the next year.
They needed additional talent.
Earlier, a young Steve Ditko had come to New York City, his purpose: to draw comics.
Destiny vectors converged.
This volume, the first entry in Famous Comics' popular...
Read More about Library of Horror (Ditko at Charlton #1955)This is the 1976 edition of Famous Comics' popular series, "Ditko at Charlton." It collects all of Steve Ditko's work from this publisher for this year. It includes nearly 200 pages of art from Beyond the Grave, Creepy Things, Doomsday +1, Ghostly Haunts, Ghostly Tales, Haunted, The Many Ghosts of...
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After several years of illustrating Captain Atom, Spider-Man, Dr. Strange... Mystery, crime, superhero, SF, western for Charlton, Marvel, National... Steve Ditko carved a new trail in the comics landscape. Completely independently, he wrote, illustrated, and in some cases self-published the material...
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This 1960 edition of Famous Comics' "Ditko at Charlton," which collects all comics work Steve Ditko did for Charlton Comics in 1960, contains 22 stories written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Steve Ditko; 19 covers; and 124 pages of interior art by Ditko.
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Eric Stanton's personal favorite comic caper was also a loving (if crackpot) homage to John Willie's legendary damsel-in-distress creation, Sweet Gwendoline. Stanton delivers a Mad magazine-like sendup of Willie's original, complete with Will Elder-like funny business. And yet even with all this...
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In the mid-1960s, while Steve Ditko was concluding his legendary run as the co-creator of Spider-Man, he was quietly leading a second creative life in a shared Manhattan studio with artist Eric Stanton. This volume documents their unlikely partnership, collecting the thirteen "Stantoons" where Ditko...
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