Have an account?Log in
The Safest Place...
Comic Book 32 pp
Additional info
English (United States) · Dark Horse
About this edition
Cover price $2.50.
Plot
Steve Ditko, the artist famous for creating The Amazing Spider-Man, had a long history creating weird science-fiction and horror comics in the fifties and sixties. Ditko was himself a loner who was virtually never interviewed or photographed. Not surprisingly, his specialty was in creating characters who didn’t “fit in.” Social outcast Peter Parker was but one example of this.
This one-shot is Ditko at his alienated best. It’s set in a totalitarian regime where the oppressors are involved in complicated schemes for power, with deadly consequences to those around them. The catalyst is a roll of film showing military preparations, taken by agents working against the regime. One by one, the agents are tracked down, until the trail leads to a harmless college professor and his wife. The professor is killed and his wife brutally questioned, but the film is never found by the police. Because it’s hidden…in the safest place in the world.
View more
Publication date
January 6, 1993
What readers say
5,0
5 1
The content of this page is licensed under a Creative Commons 4.0 Share Alike license, except for comic images that are the property of their respective authors and publishers. We waive the right of attribution. More info.

jcoccotis has rated58/10/2023
https://nuevepaneles.wordpress.com/2019/11/11/el-totalitarismo-segun-steve-ditko/