Power-Boy From Earth
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The Thing! #17 (Charlton) November 1954 Steve Ditko (pencils, inks)
By virtue of age and circumstance, Ditko missed the chance to develop completely as a horror artist before the industry-imposed Comics Code squelched the free reign enjoyed in the early 1950’s. Ditko reveled in this short-lived freedom: his imagery of buzzying electric chairs, dismemberment and death by drowning continued the trend of horror that was garnering such negative attention. Ditko was not a major player in the controversies that led up to the Code, but he operated in the same millieu; Fredric Wertham’s attack on comics, Seduction of the Innocent, cited a non-issue of The Thing! for its graphic violence.
Stranger and Stranger: The World of Steve Ditko by Blake Bell (p.27)
RIP
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X-Men Classic #65 November 1991 Mike Mignola (pencils) P. Craig Russell (inks)
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X-Men Classic #75 September 1992 Adam Hughes (pencils, inks)
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RIP Jack Davis
Strange Tales #71 Jack Davis (pencils, inks), Stan Goldberg (colors), Artie Simek (letters) Oct 1959
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Captain Marvel Adventures #97 June 1949 C.C. Beck (pencils, ink)
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Four Color #291 September 1950 Carl Buettner (pencils, inks)
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Four Color #291 September 1950 Carl Buettner (pencils, inks)
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Adventure Comics v1 #294 March 1962 Curt Swan (pencils), George Klein (inks)
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Sensation Comics #63 March 1967 H.G. Peter (pencils, inks)
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Tales of Suspense #41 May 1963 Jack Kirby (pencils, inks)