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*Coincidentally enough, Ditko also drew a pair of ''[[GoBots|Challenge of the GoBots]]'' storybooks in the 1980s.
*Coincidentally enough, Ditko also drew a pair of ''[[GoBots|Challenge of the GoBots]]'' storybooks in the 1980s.
*Sadly, none of Ditko's ''Transformers'' work involved {{w|Mr. A|men in dapper business suits beating up people while quoting Ayn Rand}}. We are all the sadder for it.
*Sadly, none of Ditko's ''Transformers'' work involved {{w|Mr. A|men in dapper business suits beating up people while quoting Ayn Rand}}. We are all the sadder for it.
*Of course, once he sees the picture on this page, he'll probably come after ''us'' in a business suit and giant metal gloves.
*Of course, had he seen the picture on this page, he probably would have come after ''us'' in a business suit and giant metal gloves.


==External links==
==External links==

Revision as of 01:37, 7 July 2018

The name or term "Steve" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Steve (disambiguation).
Yes, this is a picture of Steve Ditko from his high school yearbook, why do you ask?

Steve Ditko (November 2, 1927 - June 27, 2018) was an American artist who worked on several Transformers coloring books in the 1980s. He's apparently also famous for some comic book or something. But seriously, can that possibly compare to having drawn Gears holding an elephant over his head?

Also, he hated Vince Colletta.


Generation 1

Marvel Books coloring books

Notes