his work for warren was in "eerie" and "creepy," both great horror books. jack davis also worked on "creepy." you really need to check for "eerie" for about the first 10 issues. some reprints after that, though it returned to glory later. "creepy" is better IMHO, but both are classics. about 10-15 artists in my top 100 worked on "eerie" and "creepy" books. if you get into warren, don't forget frazetta's work in "vampirella"


also, for ditko, check out his tales to astonish work


Ditko resides in New York City as of 2008. He has refused to give interviews or make public appearances since the 1960s, explaining in 1969 that, "When I do a job, it’s not my personality that I’m offering the readers but my artwork. It’s not what I'm like that counts; it’s what I did and how well it was done.... I produce a product, a comic art story. Steve Ditko is the brand name". He has, however, contributed numerous essays to Snyder's fanzine The Comics.