What If (Elektra had lived)? #35 - Steve Ditko, Frank Miller art

What If #35
What If (Elektra had lived)? v1 #35, 1981 - This alternate Daredevil story draws from events prior to and included in Daredevil #181Frank Miller swipes his own layouts from the landmark issue, augmenting his newer artwork. Interestingly, Terry Austin's inking gives the scenes a different look from Klaus Janson's originals. Some spontaneity is lost, but compensated by more intricate detail. As a whole, this story is comparable to Miller's best work on Daredevil. A second feature reveals the origin of Tigra the Were-woman. Steve Ditko's illustrations are adequate, drawn in his usual eclectic style. Other artists in this copper age comic include Greg LaRocque and Mike Esposito. This is 1 of 1 What If issues by Ditko and 3 of 3 What If issues by Miller
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"What If Bullseye had not killed Elektra?" Miller story pencils (Terry Austin inks) 12 pages = ****
"And Thus are Born the Cat People" Ditko story pencils and inks 7 pages = ***


Steve Ditko
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What If (Elektra had lived)? #35 - Steve Ditko, Frank Miller art What If (Elektra had lived)? #35 - Steve Ditko, Frank Miller art Reviewed by Ted F on 8:53 AM Rating: 5

1 comment:

Art said...

I respectfully disagree with your assessment of Miller and Austin's collaboration here. This book (along with Daredevil #191, another Miller/Austin issue) contains my all-time favorite comic art.

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