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Monday, 27 May 2013
PART TWELVE OF MWOM COVER GALLERY - WITH CLASSIC TALE...
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Hi Kid,
ReplyDeleteCover is by Dick Ayers, likely inked by Mike Esposito. That is a great Lee-Ditko tale. Thanks, as always, for sharing.
Always a pleasure to hear from you, Nick. Thanks for the info.
ReplyDeleteAs soon as you see the hand you can TELL it's Ditko! Do you know if he did any strips for ACG comics?
ReplyDeleteIndeed he did, JP, but I don't think it was a huge amount. He did some work for them after he left Marvel in 1965.
ReplyDeleteThe story illustrates an interesting a point, there's a reasonably strong association with Bradbury's Dark they were and Golden eyed. It's interesting to me because when I first encountered Bradbury I thought, -these stories seem familiar- It's a certainty that Lee was familiar with Bradbury and he and Ditko came up with a fantastic take on the theme.
ReplyDeleteCan't remember if I've ever read any of Bradbury's books, but it wouldn't surprise me if everybody 'borrowed' from everybody - if you know what I mean. (Wink, wink!)
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