Steve Ditko RIP

[Ian Jane]

I've heard the same thing and never read it. It doesn't look like it's currently in print unfortunately.

[agent999]

I need to check out Mr. A, I hear it's The Question without the industry restrictions of the time.

[Ian Jane]

His work on The Question for Charlton was super ahead of its time and kind of set the precedent for some of the harder-edged vigilante comics that would follow.

[agent999]

Cool piece on Ditko's Charlton Comics work (which I happen to really like and which I think is really underrated).

I love his Charlton work. I only checked it out a few years ago due to the Watchmen connection, that and Dr Strange are my favourites of his.

[Ian Jane]

Cool piece on Ditko's Charlton Comics work (which I happen to really like and which I think is really underrated).

https://www.cbr.com/steve-ditko-char...-captain-atom/

[Ian Jane]

Nice NPR piece on Ditko's legacy.

https://www.npr.org/sections/monkeys...ditko-sparkles

[s.chivers]

I adored those early issues of Spider-man as a kid.

[Ian Jane]

Yeah, this one hurts. He really was an icon and such an important part of comic book history.

[agent999]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-44748923

Balls. The man was the very definition of integrity.