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A DITKO ACT TWO
This is a new copy of Steve Ditko's just released most recent original work, A DITKO ACT TWO, a 32-page book with cover-to-cover Ditko. The sixth in this series of Ditko one-shots that began in 2008, following DITKO PRESENTS, DITKO ONCE MORE, OH, NO! NOT AGAIN, DITKO, DITKO CONTINUED..., and DITKO, ETC...
This issue includes return characters Madman, The Cape and The Grey Negotiator, the conclusion of "A Crime Story" from PRESENTS, the introduction of an all new character The All-Knowing Zero and more. Exciting new work from one of the most important artists in comic book history.
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OH NO NOT AGAIN DITKO
32 pages; all-new, with Mr. A
The third in Steve Ditko's new series of comics after a long hiatus (following DITKO, ETC... and DITKO CONTINUED). Highlight of the issue is the return of Ditko's classic character MR. A, with the concluding 4-page chapter of an original story (continued from DITKO CONTINUED). Also featuring The Outline, The Hero and more.
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DITKO CONTINUED
32 pages; all-new, with Mr. A
The second in Steve Ditko's new series of comics after a long hiatus (following DITKO, ETC...). Highlight of the issue is the return of Ditko's classic character MR. A, with the first 4-page chapter of an original story (continued in OH, NO! NOT AGAIN, DITKO!). Also featuring The Outline, The Cape, The Grey Negotiator, The Hero and more.
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DITKO PACKAGE SECOND EDITION
The current print run for this title is limited, but is expected to go back to print. 80 pages
DITKO PACKAGE 2nd Edition, the 2001 version of the collection of some of Ditko's independent hero work of the 1970s and 1980s, including four stories of Shag (which should be of particular interest to fans of Ditko's Creeper), two stories with Killjoy (from the back-ups in E-MAN in the 1970s, some of my favourite Ditko work ever), plus Recage, the Corrector and Ditko's various strange "Heads" strips. A great sample of some of Ditko's action artwork and storytelling. This 2001 edition is slightly larger than the original 1989 first edition (7x10 instead of 6x9).
"Shag And The Uglies" - 5 pages
"Heads 1" - 1 page
"Shag Vs. The Smasher" - 8 pages
"Corrector" - 8 pages
"The Secrets Of Dr. Universe" - 13 pages
"Heads 2" - 1 page
"Killjoy And Killer Ded" - 8 pages
"Shag And The Earthquake" - 13 pages
"Heads 3" - 1 page
"Recage And The Diamond Gang" - 13 pages
"It's Either... Or..." - 1 page
"Killjoy And The Flame" - 8 pages
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DITKO PRESENTS
32 pages; all-new
The fifth and most recent in Steve Ditko's on-going new series of comics. Four original 8-page stories in this issue, "The Madman", "The !?", "A Crime Story..." and "Miss Eerie", two complete in this issue and two to be continued (likely in the upcoming A DITKO ACT TWO), plus portraits of the lead characters on three of the stories on the inside back cover and a backcover cartoon continuing Ditko's observations about fandom.
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STATIC TP
160 pages: Chapters 1 to 14 plus
STEVE DITKO'S STATIC, published in 2000, the first single volume collection of the full 14 chapter story that Ditko created in 1980s (chapters published by Eclipse, Charlton and Renegade, completed in two volumes published by Ditko and Snyder in 1988/1989). An excellent super-hero story exploring the themes of power and responsibility with some superb artwork from one of the greats of comic book history. Includes several additional short stories and supplementary art, including the stories "My Brother..." and "In Principle : The Unchecked Premise".
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STEVE DITKOS 32-PAGE PACAKGE TSK TSK (SECOND PRINT)
STEVE DITKO'S 32-PAGE PACKAGE: TSK! TSK!, the 2000 collection of Ditko's editorial cartoons about various issues, most of them original to this collection, about issues of creation, justice and stolen artwork. This includes one of the few illustrations for publication of Ditko's co-creation Spider-Man that he's done since 1966.
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THE MOCKER
112 pages: Chapters 1 to 10 plus
Steve Ditko's THE MOCKER, the 2000 2nd printing of Ditko's 100 page graphic novel first published a decade earlier (the first of ten chapters was published in SILVER STAR #2, the rest are original to this book). A densely told crime drama, one of Ditko's best extended works and highly under-rated. Includes some other interesting backup material.
The stories in this graphic novel include:
"With These Hands..."
"The Mocker meets the Snake"
"The Mocker and the Intruders"
"The Mocker and the Preyer"
"The Mocker and the Upsetters"
"Past Present"
"Blind Spots"
"Eye-Openers"
"Climax"
"The Mocker and the Wind-Up"
"History of the Mocker" (1 page text)
"Social Justice" (2 page reprint from MURDER #3 [1986])
"Split Man"
"World of Characters" (pinup of various Ditko characters including Killjoy, Mocker, Static, Shag, Mr. A)
Two Charlton house ads from 1985, including Static, various ghost comic hosts and others
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DITKO ONCE MORE
32 pages; all-new
The fourth in Steve Ditko's on-going new series of comics after a long hiatus. Featuring The Hero and a lot of single-page features about fandom, "A is A" and other frequent Ditko themes.
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STEVE DITKOS 160-PAGE PACAKGE #1
STEVE DITKO'S 160-PAGE PACKAGE, the 160 page collection from 1999, several major stories, including the return of The Void from the 1970s and many new characters. A great look at some of Ditko's later work.
This volume contains the following stories:
"Fragments" 23 pages
"The Contradiction" 8 pages
"Tsk! Tsk! Service" 1 page
"Faces" 7 pages
"Tsk! Tsk! Customers" 1 page
"The Starters" 6 pages
"The Animal" 12 pages
"The Blinder" 9 pages
"Variations On A Theme : Starter/Finisher" 11 pages
"It's Not Fair" 1 page
"Variation On A Theme" 1 page
"Tsk! Tsk! The Foul Mouth" 2 pages
"...Lift My Veil" 7 pages
"Shocker" 10 pages
"The Avenging World. 2 Scenarios." 6 pages
"The Blabber Mouth Experience Vs. The 1st Hand Experience" 3 pages
"If...Then..." 11 pages
"We're All Gray" 1 page
"The Void Vs. Burner" 14 pages
"Tsk! Tsk! The Graffiti 'Artist'" 2 pages
"The Germ" 24 pages
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STEVE DITKOS 80-PAGE PACKAGE THE MISSING MAN
This is a new copy of STEVE DITKO'S 80-PAGE PACKAGE: THE MISSING MAN, the 1999 collection bringing together the four Missing Man stories published in the 1980s by Pacific, newly revised for black and white printing in this collection, and two new stories. A fun book with one of Ditko's most distinctively designed heroes.
"The Khill Brothers" 5-page, Captain Victory and the Galactic Rangers #6 [1982]
"Missing Man Meets The Queen Bee" 18-page, Pacific Presents #1 [1982]
"The Missing Man Meets The Payne Family" 18-page, Pacific Presents #2 [1983]
"Am I Maro, Roma, or Raem?" 18-page, Pacific Presents #3 [1984]
"The Barbarian" 10-page, new
"M...M...Meets The V...L..." 5-page, new
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ALTER EGO #97 (C: 0-1-1)
We examine the other guys - the non-EC Horror Comics of the 1950s! From Menace and House of Mystery to The Thing!, we'll take an in-depth look at some classic horror gems, with vintage art and artifacts by Bill Everett, Dick Briefer, Steve Ditko, Joe Maneely, Gene Colan , Mort Meskin, Shelly Moldoff, Russ Heath, Bob Powell, Jack Cole, Simon & Kirby, Bob Fujitani, and others!
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ALTER EGO #97 (C: 0-1-1)
We examine the other guys - the non-EC Horror Comics of the 1950s! From Menace and House of Mystery to The Thing!, we'll take an in-depth look at some classic horror gems, with vintage art and artifacts by Bill Everett, Dick Briefer, Steve Ditko, Joe Maneely, Gene Colan , Mort Meskin, Shelly Moldoff, Russ Heath, Bob Powell, Jack Cole, Simon & Kirby, Bob Fujitani, and others!
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DITKO ETC
32 pages; all-new
Steve Ditko's first comics work published in several years, and including new features like The Hero, The Cape, The Outline and The Grey Negotiator.
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MINUTES TO MIDNIGHT 12 ESSAYS ON WATCHMEN SC (C: 0-1-2)
(E) Richard Bensam This diverse essay collection analyzes Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons' seminal graphic novel Watchmen from a variety of perspectives - as detective story, a Rorschach/Steve Ditko connection, alternate history, Hiroshima, the often-ignored role-playing game, the film, and other topics. Contributors include Peter Sanderson, Geoff Klock, Timothy Callahan (Grant Morrison: The Early Years), Patrick Meaney (Our Sentence is Up: Seeing The Invisibles), Julian Darius, and others.
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