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| 1. Indiana Jones Omnibus: The Further Adventures Volume 3 | | By: Linda Grant, David Michelinie, Steve Ditko, Ricardo Villamonte, Bret Blevins, Others
Publisher: Dark Horse
March 24, 2010
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| | 2. The Incredible Hulk Omnibus, Vol. 1 (v. 1) | 
| By: Stan Lee, Gary Friedrich, Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko, Marie Severin, Gil Kane, Bill Everett, John Buscema, John Romita, Dick Ayers, Mike Esposito, Bob Powell
Publisher: Marvel Comics
June 25, 2008
I really enjoy the old archive comics, the dc comics archives, the new Jack Kirby collections, etc. I have dozens of them, so I thought that this book would be a no brainer; unfortunately it's only ok. The first 100 pages are great, (Kirby, Ditko) but I kind of wish I could have just purchased that section alone. There is some pretty bad art in here. I bought the book at close to 40% off and I'd... more
More Comics By: Stan Lee, Gary Friedrich, Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko, Marie Severin, Gil Kane, Bill Everett, John Buscema, John Romita, Dick Ayers, Mike Esposito, Bob Powell
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| | 3. Strange Suspense: The Steve Ditko Archives (Vol. 1) (Steve Ditko Archives Vol 1) | 
| By: Steve Ditko
Publisher: Fantagraphics Books
November 30, 2009
"Today's efforts are a far cry from those Golden Years of comics - before the code and when EC was setting the standards."
Steve Ditko, 1959
Anyone who is a fan of either Steve Ditko or pre-code horror and crime should get this. It collects the first two years (1953-54) of Ditko's early work. These include rare stories from comics such as, "The Thing," "This Magazine is Haunted,"... more
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| | 4. Iron Man Omnibus, Vol. 1 |
| By: Stan Lee, Larry Lieber, Robert Bernstein, Don Rico, Al Hartley, Roy Thomas, Flo Steinberg, Don Heck, Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko, Gene Colan
Publisher: Marvel Comics
May 21, 2008
This is a great book! I am a big comic book fan.
I love how big it is. The artwork is GREAT the story is awesome.
Yes it is full color. It's in a very handsome hard-cover. I lost the dustcover for mine :(. Actually never got to see it(though this was not Amazon's fault at all).
A bit pricy but I don't care abiout that. This book is going in my collection... more
More Comics By: Stan Lee, Larry Lieber, Robert Bernstein, Don Rico, Al Hartley, Roy Thomas, Flo Steinberg, Don Heck, Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko, Gene Colan
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| | 5. Amazing Fantasy Omnibus HC Brereton Variant |
| By: Stan Lee, Steve Ditko, Jack Kirby, Don Heck, Paul Reinman
Publisher: Marvel Comics
September 19, 2007
Stan Lee the man of thousand ideas. Before Stan Lee committed himself to super heroes the variety of his ideas spread from horizon to horizon. This book is evidence for that. Everything was possible. You get crime, monsters, SF, horror, history, mystery, and ... more than you can imagine. Each of these 68 short stories are well worth reading and some of them are classics. For example a story which... more
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| | 6. The Art of Steve Ditko |
| By: Steve Ditko, Stan Lee (Introduction)
Publisher: Idea & Design Works Llc
January 13, 2010
Let's get my one complaint out of the way: This isn't an art book. It's a collection of a lot of public-domain stories by the great Steve Ditko (cocreator of Spider-Man and Doctor Strange and iconoclastic artist of underground comics like Mr. A), but it is not a book about him or his art.
Despite that little labeling gaffe, the book does present us with nearly 200 pages of rare Ditko... more
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| | 7. The Creeper by Steve Ditko | | By: Steve Ditko, Dennis J. O'Neil, Various
Publisher: DC Comics
April 06, 2010
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| | 8. Marvel Masterworks: The Amazing Spider-Man Volume 1 TPB (v. 1) |
| By: Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko
Publisher: Marvel Comics
March 04, 2009
Spidey fans, this is the foundation-in affordable form.
These are the original stories from 1962-63 that brought the Spider Man legend to the world.
This is where we meet Peter Parker, see how the whole story started with our man being bitten by a radioactive Spider, how PP hooked up with J. Jonah Jamison and his rival Flash Thompson, and what happened to his Unle ben, who... more
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| | 9. Marvel Comics in the 1960s: An Issue-By-Issue Field Guide to a Pop Culture Phenomenon |
| By: Pierre Comtois
Publisher: TwoMorrows Publishing
September 18, 2009
How well do you know your comics history? You'll know it better after Marvel Comics in the 1960s, a retrospective look back at the "House of Ideas" in their burgeoning heyday.
After the dark days of Wertham's Seduction of the Innocent, the '60s brought forth a new kind of comic story, and it came from the very best of the industry's legends: Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko, John Romita... more
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| | 10. Essential Dr Strange: v. 1: Strange Tales (Tpb Vol 1) | 
| By: Stan Lee, Steve Ditko
Publisher: Panini (UK) Ltd.
December 01, 2004
The main attraction of this collection is Ditko's art & stories. The best was the ongoing conflict involving Dormammu and Baron Mordo, wherein Dr. Strange really had to learn rely on himself, as the Ancient One was in a coma for most of the run, and to use his wits, even when his hands and lips were immobilized so he couldn't weave his typical magic spells. In the earliest stories, Dr. Strange... more
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