Steve Ditko - You Think You Know Comics?

[@mrsportsguy134]

RIP

[@abdu-rahmanel-shewy3063]

Steve Ditko, Jack Kirby, and Stan Lee are probably my favorite people!

[@wk3820]

The silver age was artistically defined by six greats: Kirby, Ditko, Gil Kane, Infantino, Kubert, and Steranko.

[@spyrosandrianos2931]

Simply Legend...One of a kind artist...

[@r3n3gad33]

Kirby and Ditko are the best!!!!!!

[@abdikhaliqaden5731]

I totally agree

[@gonk4509]

Kirby, Ditko, and Lee are the Holy Trinity of comics.

[@deutshsean8313]

@@gonk4509 Y E S

[@the2tribesofisrael69]

RIP GOD REST HIS SOUL!

[@thotpatroleswatunitgetread2872]

R.I.P steve dıtko aka the legend

[@jalenikezeue4114]

Thank you Mr Ditko

[@chromevaultz5963]

He Gave Us Spiderman And Doctor Strange. RIP

[@brownyuio]

I just rewatched In Search of Steve Ditko a couple of days ago too!! His birthday's tomorrow and Dr. Strange will be out this Friday..huh.

[@dlee645]

He's an introvert like me! I like him even more now! Great comic creator.

[@AWatt-on5jz]

Dlee645 so am i. INTP personality type

[@pumpkinkingmusicvideo9938]

R.I.P. 😢

[@af-li8xs]

Rip Steve ditco helped make some of my favorite charters

[@therealmrmago9077]

rip Steve

[@beyondcomicstv]

I Met Steve Ditko in person, check it out here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKrJc2l8mLGKeMU #steveditko #stanlee #graigweich @stanlee @graigweich @therealstanlee @steveditko #spiderman @spiderman

[@henrycuevas2834]

Sorry, but he did not co-create Dr Strange. In a written memo to another Marvel staff member Lee said that Steve came up with the character. He did not put it in Strange Tales for several months, but finally he did, with his dialogue.

[@markclark7178]

Most distinct style ever .

[@freakface1234]

Kinda sucks you don't really bring up his pre code comic days, cus he was making some pretty angsty stuff. Then he got sick around the time of CCA came into play and when he returned to the field, he found it sadly nuetered and had to tone down his style.

[@ronaldmorgan4734]

Before Steve, Spider-Man had a genie, so he changed everything.

[@oldmanlogan9616]

Steve Ditko is a living myth

[@villainesh4230]

Vinicius RDLP he dead now

[@koraykirik9448]

He was a right wing conservative. And Stan lee was a left winger. Most of the disagreements they had was about where Spider-Man’ stood.

[@CosmoShidan]

This is evident when you have Ditko drawing a crowd of college protesters and Spider-man swinging in as usual, but raising his fist against the protesters; however, Lee put in dialogue to make it appear Spider-man is in support of the protesters and shaking his fist against the Man.

[@boynamedcuber2353]

R.I.P

[@wyleyne]

Obrigada pelo Homem-Aranha. Descanse em paz... 🕷🕸

[@macsnafu]

I guess I know comics. None of this information was new to me.

[@geozipper]

Finally, after almost a year of preparation, here it is: EVERYTHING you ever wanted to know about the creation of Spider-Man, with behind-the-scenes anecdotes of the goings-on at Marvel Comics and appearances by heavyweight comic legends Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko - - - with walk-on bits by comics creators Will Eisner, Joe Simon, Wally Wood, John Romita, John Buscema, Gil Kane, Roy Thomas, Denny O’Neil, Dick Ayers, Don Heck, Bill Everett, Joe Orlando, Eric Stanton, Carl Hubble, Stan Goldberg, Sol Brodsky, Danny Fingeroth, Mark Evanier, Alan Moore & Frank Miller ! Even pop artists Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein, writer Ayn Rand & novelist Mario Puzo get into the act !! And of course we cannot forget the man that made it all possible: publisher Martin Goodman. (And the tiny role that Chief Accountant Maurice Coyne played - - btw, don’t you love it when a person’s name matches his job title, like a librarian named Bookman?) But be forewarned, it’s looooong. It’s the equivalent of 26 pages single-spaced ! I made it a bit easier to digest by breaking up the text into 12 sections: 1. Prologue 2. Amazing Fantasy 3. The Marvel Method 4. Storyteller Steve Ditko 5. Jack Kirby’s Spider-Man 6. Ditko Versus Kirby Versus Romita 7. Ditko’s Twist Ending ? 8. Ditko’s Psychology 9. Stan Lee’s Psychology 10. End Of An Era 11. You Tell Me 12. One Final Thought This is not for the faint of heart lol. But if you read to the very end, there’s a mind-blowing thought awaiting there. Oh, I also have many pics that follow the sequence of examples in the text. And be sure to check out some of the KZbin videos and links, especially Strip Panel Naked on Steve Ditko’s drawings and his great storytelling abilities in the visual medium :-) Have fun happy readers ! 1. To read the article, go to this link. www.writerscafe.org/writing/Sienzant/1954464/ 2. Pics that follow the text are on my Facebook page called Vision Angles. There are 4 series of pics, so scroll down to start at the 1st series. They follow the text, highlighting points along the way. Even if you just look at the pics & their blurbs, you may find that enlightening by themselves.

[@BillyMuir]

Absolute legend!

[@landline00]

Good informative video!!!!

[@donaldroberts7463]

Cool video.

[@MarchallWhite12345]

Second and great video

[@beyondcomicstv]

I met Steve Ditko: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKrJc2l8mLGKeMU

[@henrykujawa4427]

EVEN in the early 60s, Ditko's "editor" admitted IN PRINT that Steve Ditko created DR. STRANGE entirely on his own with zero input from anyone else... ON SPEC. Ditko also wrote all the stories, including the dialogue, which was done on separate sheets of paper to make it more convenient for his editor to alter the text or use it verbatim as he saw fit, as well as for the letterer not to have to erase anything. Ditko did NOT "co-create" Dr. Strange. I'm really tired of people getting this wrong.

[@peace8381]

You are right. Ditko created Doctor Strange and co-created Spider-Man with Stan "The Thief" Lee.

[@odilond.tergilene5455]

Orem porem orem com v§almas....

[@Caine7ify]

He's a recluse who hates attention.