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Remembering Steve Ditko

Daniel Gehen
July 7, 2018
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The comics industry recently lost a true legend in Steve Ditko. The reclusive co-creator of Spider-Man and Doctor Strange was one of the key pillars which helped shape the Marvel Age of Comics, and whose influence can still be felt to this day. Though he didn’t seek it, he earned the adoration and respect from his peers and fandom for his unique artwork and uncompromising approach to storytelling.

While normally the passing of a legend would inspire us (and other sites) to do a series of articles reflecting on their career, in truth Comics Bulletin has already explored Ditko’s career in depth during the four-part “Ditko Shrugged” series by site contributor Thom Young. While we will inevitably take a look back at Ditko’s work, we invite you to revisit these articles which have been linked below.

Thom Young’s “Ditko Shrugged” Series

Part 1: Ayn Rand’s Influence on Steve Ditko’s Craft, Commerce, and Creeper

Part 2: Apollonian and Dionysian Conflicts in The Hawk and the Dove and Beware the Creeper

Part 3: Did Neal Adams Work on Beware the Creeper #5?

Part 4: After Ditko, the Drought

Other Ditko Pieces

Classic Comics Cavalcade: “Bookends: Steve Ditko on the Shroud and Iron Man”

Classic Comics Cavalcade: Steve Ditko at Warren Magazines

Classic Comics Cavalcade: Dial H For Hero:  Ditko’s H Series

The Return of Steve Ditko and Robin Snyder

Review: The Creativity of Ditko

Review: Steve Ditko’s ‘#9teen’ is the latest puzzling, amazing work by a comics master

Review: Steve Ditko’s Monsters: Gorgo

Ditko Once More

Leading Questions: Get Me Endings of Spider-Man!

 

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Dan was introduced to the 1960s Batman show at a young age, which developed into a lifelong passion for comics. When he's not grinding out his day job, he can be found reading about Scarlet Speedsters, Web-Heads, or Sagas just about anywhere. If it's good he'll read it. If it's bad... there's a chance he still might read it.

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