Comments posted by Milk
The prickly Porcupine ! With his gas mask, he was more like a silly skunk !
Posted on: 4/27/24, 10:53 PM
Some people criticise the inker Colletta for erasing figures and erasing details, but he sems to have inked every brick in this one !
Posted on: 4/27/24, 10:49 PM
The Marvel letter's-page inside-joke that Ditko could not draw feet correctly, is illustrated here by Ditko himself, as a humorous joke, with Ditko poking fun at himself. Hence the foot and hole-in-sock in gallery. Ditko's mind crosses from the printed page, to reader's mind, connecting with young readers, with this humorous and humble self satire. Bravo!
Posted on: 4/27/24, 10:42 PM
I have mixed emotions, about a Spider-man page, from the peak period, in large splash format.......full of salt water!?! Sheesh.
Posted on: 4/27/24, 10:33 PM
3 years before Spider-man existed ! This was Ditko at his youthful genius!
Posted on: 4/27/24, 10:26 PM
A page that likely belongs more with issue #37, than #36. It certainly introduces things to come in the next issue.
Posted on: 4/27/24, 10:13 PM
Very early. One of the earliest I've seen of the famed Sgt.
Posted on: 4/27/24, 10:03 PM
The lonely tank, end image, treats the metal machine as having soft human emotion.?!? Sublime....!
Posted on: 4/27/24, 10:00 PM
# "Scribbling", is, also, a modest call.
Posted on: 4/27/24, 5:12 PM
Chiaramonte...yes....ooops- - my fingers and my brain are Clark Kent but not superman.
Posted on: 4/26/24, 10:19 PM
Thank you Jimbolaine for the helpful Ric Estrada identification attribution.
Posted on: 4/26/24, 2:14 PM
Po-boy would need to trade to get it. LOL. This page reminds me of Star Wars light sabres, and you know Chuck Norris would just kick him!
Posted on: 4/23/24, 1:02 AM
Spider-man will be remembered in 1,000 years!
Posted on: 4/20/24, 6:40 PM
Young Heck started as a romance artist, so he had it in him. And Marvel also printed girlie magazines. # There is a lot to love.
Posted on: 4/20/24, 6:38 PM
This page almost predates Amazing Fantasy #15 Spiderman, and was Stan Lee's attempt to think of a superhero. Hulk, was hardly a hit either. Somehow, Land of the Giants was a limited concept doomed to failure. Very historic !
Posted on: 4/27/24, 11:05 PM