Adventure Comics #469 [1980] features the 9-page third (of twelve) chapter of the Levitz Ditko Tanghal Starman series, Death In A Dark-Starred Void ...

   The 3-page story You’ll Know No Rest is one of eight stories that Steve Ditko did for ACG circa 1966, all inked by Sal Trapani and written ...

   Many years ago, following the publication of three books containing Steve Ditko’s work for DC published from 1966 to 2008, I posted about a few...

   The library of print-on-demand books from SD Comics expands with two recent booksDitko’s 1980s independent work is featured in a 100-page densely...

   One of several stories featuring the Masked Marvel after his series SPEEDBALL was cancelled, Marvel Comics Presents #56 [1990] has the 8-page Any...

   Sad to hear the news that Mort Todd (aka Michael Delle-Femine, aka Eel O’Brain) has passed away at the far too young age of 63. Todd’s career...

   There have been some updates to the DitkoVerse site run by the Steve Ditko Estate and Steve Ditko’s nephew Mark S. Ditko, including news of...

   Update to this post, the upcoming THE DC UNIVERSE BY STEVE DITKO OMNIBUS scheduled for June has some revised contents from what was previously posted...

   SOLAR, MAN OF THE ATOM #15 [1992] is the third and final issue of the Valiant series that Ditko drew back in 1992, with the 21-page story The Power...

   The following originally appeared in DITKOMANIA #78 [2010], published and edited by Rob Imes. It has been revised for this posting.Ditko’s work...

   ADVENTURE COMICS #478 [1980] features the twelfth and final chapter of the Starman space opera by Paul Levitz, Steve Ditko and Romeo Tanghal with the...

   BEYOND THE GRAVE #1 [1975] launched a new title for Charlton, and Ditko was there with the 6-page story Nightmare Flight , written by Gary Petras,...

   DAREDEVIL #162 [1980]Steve Ditko had an interesting history with Daredevil, which is a story for another time and place, but part of it is that he...

   MARVEL SUPER-HEROES #1 [1990]A year after the SPEEDBALL series ended its ten issue run they published a few more stories of Robbie Baldwin, the...

   nbsp;Currently scheduled for June 2025, THE DC UNIVERSE BY STEVE DITKO OMNIBUS is a large format hardcover that will bring together the contents of...

   GHOSTLY TALES #70 [1968] from Charlton features the 8-page Ditko story Finders Keepers...Losers Dead , with host Mr. Dedd hanging around on a quiet...

   The library of print-on-demand books from SD Comics expands with Ditko’s work 50 years ago with MAKE MY DREAMS COME TRUE, a collection of his 1974...

   Sorry for the delay, this has been available for a few months now.After previous releases documented the Charlton work of Ditko (mostly with Joe Gill...

   The growing library of print-on-demand books from SD Comics continues to look at Ditko’s work 50 years ago with TONIGHT I’LL DREAM OF YOU, a...

   WARP #3 [1983] has A Masque In The Hand , the second of the three-part The Faceless Ones story by Jack C. Harris and Steve Ditko. After a scene...

   SPACE ADVENTURES #13 [1979] is from early in Charlton’s reprint era from 1978 to 1984, during which they published very few original comics but still...

   Three years after it began in FANTASY ILLUSTRATED #1 [1982] the four part story of The Djinn by Steve Ditko and Steve Englehart ends in COYOTE...

   E-MAN #2 [1973] backs up the lead story by Joe Staton and Nicola Cuti with a new character, Killjoy, in an untitled and uncredited 8-page story....

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   Now available from the usual sources, TALES OF THE MYSTERIOUS TRAVELER the latest in the revolving anthology series by SD Publishing and their Famous...