31. An addendum to my earlier Steve Ditko and Ayn Rand tweeting. @RobertKlarer rightly notes Ditko cares about Spider-Man credits.
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42. Spider-Man is the hero who is derided by the public, a loser in his real identity but has the grim satisfaction of doing what is right.
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43. In the psycho-drama of Spider-Man/Peter Parker/Jameson we glimpse how Ditko sees the drama of his life.
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@HeerJeet I've wondered if Ditko drew Jameson as a takedown of Lee, and then Lee (without realizing it) turned Jameson into Marty Goodman. -
@HeerJeet Possible moral of the story: Everyone has a Jonah Jameson in their life — even if you're already someone else's Jonah Jameson.
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@HeerJeet I love this Evan Dorkin piece on recognizing that Jameson is the archnemesis http://evandorkin.livejournal.com/251622.htmlThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@HeerJeet When Jameson was introduced, Stan didn't have a mustache and hadn't adopted the toupee: http://www.hembeck.com/Images/FredSez/StanLeeFantasyMasterpiercesHead375.jpg …Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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