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Hi Rob! Hey, I just wanted to thank you for the latest Ditkomania, which is always a treat! I particularly enjoyed Wang Jiaxiang’s "Ditko, Discovered!” It’s not often you hear about a newer fans recent discovery of the wonders that are Ditko. I also

Another fun post, Nick, and Happy birthday to your brother. I too used to go to John's Bargain Stores (where I found many IW reprint comics). And I really got a kick out of that Chiller Theater intro. I haven't seen that...literally... in half a century

Rob: I just read the latest issue of DitkoMania #90 today, the one featuring Ron Frantz's long essay "Walking In The Footsteps of Giants." For those unfamiliar with Ron, he published the black & white Ace Comics line back in the late '80s, and hired Steve

Ditto! Best wishes, Michael T. Begin forwarded message: 1d. Re: Update on DITKOMANIA 90 and Kickstarter campaign Posted by: "nick" caputon66@^$1 caputon66 Date: Fri Feb 15, 2013 2:48 pm ((PST)) Rob, I contributed and I hope you reach your goal. Best, Nick

Hi Rob! I was looking over some of my old Alter Ego articles, and found this one related to Mr. Ditko. You're welcome to reprint it if you wish in this or later issues. Best wishes, Michael T. On Sep 1, 2012, at 4:18 AM, robimes wrote: > Hi folks, > > I'd

I might go with the four-legs table scenario…including Martin Goodman. He paid the checks after all. And if he hadn't screwed up and caused his company to implode in the late 50s by getting rid of his old distributor where would Marvel be now? He was

A happy birthday to Steve indeed! Ironically, I got this post a day after Ditko's birthday, on 11/3/11 --- exactly 30 years to the day that Steve's friend Wally Wood ended his life. I wish he had been able to continuing producing great comics into his 80s

On Nov 2, 2011, at 10:34 AM, robimes wrote: > Hi all, > > I want to bring an end to the recent posts that led to the banning of a member. > > I've gone through and deleted various posts (including one of my own posts) that were addressing the topic

Ditkomania #83 was another great issue Rob, chock-full of fascinating Ditko trivia. My favorite feature was Michael Tuz's article, "Ditko At EC?". I really enjoyed seeing those twice-told imaginary EC covers. In my opinion, given the chance Ditko would

Hi Rob! Hey, glad to hear you'll be doing another Horror issue. Which reminds me, did you ever see my sequel to Ditko's Stretching Things? It takes place 2 seconds after the end of Steve's story. I originally did in around 1971 for one of Bruce Hamilton's