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Since I began reading the work of Steve Ditko I wanted to have a checklist so I could catalogue the books I had read but most importantly see what other original works by the illustrator I can find and enjoy. With the help of Brian Franczak’s vast Steve Ditko compendium, Ditko-fever.com, I compiled the following check-list that could be shared, printed, built-on and probably corrected so that the fan’s, whom his work means the most, can have a simple quick reference where they can quickly build their reading list and knowledge of the artist. It has deliberately been simplified with no cover art and information to the contents of the issue. It was my intension with this check-list to be used in accompaniment with ditko-fever.com so more information on each publication can be sought when needed or if you get curious! The checklist only contains the issues where original art is first seen and printed. No reprints, no messing about. All issues in the check-list are original and contain original Steve Ditko illustrations! Although Steve Ditko did many interviews and responded in letters to many fanzines these were not included because the checklist is on the art (or illustration) of Steve Ditko not his responses to it. I hope you get some use out of this check-list! If you think I have missed anything out, made an error, or should consider adding something visit then email me at ditkocultist.com One more thing… share this, and spread the art of Steve Ditko! Regards, R.S. Crawford (check-list last updated 10th January 2012) 3-D Substance 1 1990 3-D Zone Comic 3-D Substance 2 1991 3-D Zone Comic Daughters of Time 1 1991 3-D Zone Comic Daredevil Battles The Claw 1 1987 Ace Comics Comic Return of the Skyman 1 1987 Ace Comics Comic What is the…Face 1 1986 Ace Comics Comic What is the…Face 2 1987 Ace Comics Comic What is the…Face 3 1987 Ace Comics Comic Adventures into the Unknown 168 1966 ACG Comic Forbidden Worlds 137 1966 ACG Comic Forbidden Worlds 138 1966 ACG Comic Forbidden Worlds 140 1966 ACG Comic Unknown Worlds 45 1966 ACG Comic Unknown Worlds 49 1966 ACG Comic Unknown Worlds 50 1966 ACG Comic Unknown Worlds 54 1967 ACG Comic Fantastic Fears 5 1954 AJAX Comic Strange Fantasy 9 1953 AJAX Comic Realm 2 1970 Artie Edward Romero Fanzine Realm 3 1970 Artie Edward Romero Fanzine Destructor (The) 1 1975 Atlas Comics Comic Destructor (The) 2 1975 Atlas Comics Comic Destructor (The) 3 1975 Atlas Comics Comic Destructor (The) 4 1975 Atlas Comics Comic Morlock 2001 and the Midnight Men 3 1975 Atlas Comics Comic Tiger-Man 2 1975 Atlas Comics Comic Tiger-Man 3 1975 Atlas Comics Comic Collector (The) 17 1969 Bill G. Wilson Fanzine Collector (The) 19 1970 Bill G. Wilson Fanzine Collector (The) 26 1972 Bill G. Wilson Fanzine Collector (The) 27 1973 Bill G. Wilson Fanzine Collector (The) 29 1974 Bill G. Wilson Fanzine Avenging World 2 1973 Bruce Hershenson Comic ..WHA..!? 3 1975 Bruce Hershenson Comic Mr. A. 4 1975 Bruce Hershenson Comic Beyond the Grave 1 1975 Charlton Comic Beyond the Grave 2 1975 Charlton Comic Beyond the Grave 3 1975 Charlton Comic Beyond the Grave 4 1976 Charlton Comic Beyond the Grave 5 1976 Charlton Comic Beyond the Grave 6 1976 Charlton Comic Black fury 16 1958 Charlton Comic Black fury 17 1959 Charlton Comic Black fury 18 1959 Charlton Comic Blue Beetle 1 1967 Charlton Comic Blue Beetle 2 1967 Charlton Comic Blue Beetle 3 1967 Charlton Comic Blue Beetle 4 1967 Charlton Comic Blue Beetle 5 1968 Charlton Comic Captain Atom 78 1965 Charlton Comic Captain Atom 79 1966 Charlton Comic Captain Atom 80 1966 Charlton Comic Captain Atom 81 1966 Charlton Comic Captain Atom 82 1966 Charlton Comic Captain Atom 83 1966 Charlton Comic Captain Atom 84 1967 Charlton Comic Captain Atom 85 1967 Charlton Comic Captain Atom 86 1967 Charlton Comic Captain Atom 87 1967 Charlton Comic Captain Atom 88 1967 Charlton Comic Captain Atom 89 1967 Charlton Comic Charlton Action featuring Static 11 1985 Charlton Comic Charlton Action featuring Static 12 1985 Charlton Comic Charlton Premiere 4 1968 Charlton Comic Cheyenne Kid 10 1957 Charlton Comic Creepy Things 3 1975 Charlton Comic Creepy Things 5 1976 Charlton Comic Crime and Justice 18 1954 Charlton Comic Doomsday +1 5 1976 Charlton Comic E-Man 2 1973 Charlton Comic E-Man 4 1974 Charlton Comic E-Man 5 1974 Charlton Comic Fantastic Giants 24 1966 Charlton Comic Fightin' Army 20 1957 Charlton Comic Fightin' Army 89 1970 Charlton Comic Fightin' Army 90 1970 Charlton Comic Fightin' Army 92 1970 Charlton Comic From Here to Insanity 10 1955 Charlton Comic From Here to Insanity Vol. 3 1 1957 Charlton Comic Ghostly Haunts 22 1972 Charlton Comic Ghostly Haunts 23 1972 Charlton Comic Ghostly Haunts 24 1972 Charlton Comic Ghostly Haunts 25 1972 Charlton Comic Ghostly Haunts 26 1972 Charlton Comic Ghostly Haunts 27 1972 Charlton Comic Ghostly Haunts 28 1972 Charlton Comic Ghostly Haunts 29 1973 Charlton Comic Ghostly Haunts 30 1973 Charlton Comic Ghostly Haunts 31 1973 Charlton Comic Ghostly Haunts 32 1973 Charlton Comic Ghostly Haunts 33 1973 Charlton Comic Ghostly Haunts 34 1973 Charlton Comic Ghostly Haunts 36 1973 Charlton Comic Ghostly Haunts 37 1974 Charlton Comic Ghostly Haunts 38 1974 Charlton Comic Ghostly Haunts 39 1974 Charlton Comic Ghostly Haunts 40 1974 Charlton Comic Ghostly Haunts 43 1975 Charlton Comic Ghostly Haunts 44 1975 Charlton Comic Ghostly Haunts 45 1975 Charlton Comic Ghostly Haunts 46 1975 Charlton Comic Ghostly Haunts 47 1975 Charlton Comic Ghostly Haunts 48 1976 Charlton Comic Ghostly Haunts 50 1976 Charlton Comic Ghostly Haunts 52 1976 Charlton Comic Ghostly Haunts 54 1977 Charlton Comic Ghostly Haunts 56 1978 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 55 1966 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 56 1966 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 57 1966 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 58 1966 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 60 1967 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 61 1967 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 67 1968 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 69 1968 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 70 1968 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 71 1969 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 72 1969 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 73 1969 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 75 1969 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 76 1969 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 77 1969 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 78 1970 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 79 1970 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 80 1970 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 81 1970 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 82 1970 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 83 1970 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 84 1971 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 85 1971 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 86 1971 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 87 1971 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 88 1971 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 89 1971 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 90 1971 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 92 1972 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 93 1972 Charlton Comic Ghostly Tales 94 1972 Charlton Comic 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