Chaykin Stevens

I think you might mean Howard Jones.

Matching the wit of a banker Scrimp and shave to be Victor Kiam Or swan on a beach in Sri Lanka Just like Duran Duran

No, this is a codpiece.

That's Colleen Wing not Misty Knight. I think Cage did something similar to Jessica Jones's back door in Alias #1.

"Voss" is probably actually Charles Vess, which may make that page a little more valuable to some people. Sonntag is Ned Sonntag, who seems to have worked mainly on undergound and humour titles. King Conan #15 was inked by Ricardo Villamonte and Jon D'Agostino. None of the pages is a splash.

McKenzie scripted part one of Child's Play intended for DD #167, and is credited as co-writer of DD #183. Presumably Miller scripted the final four pages of #183. GCD says McKenzie had uncredited writing input into DD #184. Elektra was originally intended to debut in #169 but was brought forward an issue to replace Child's Play part 2. Miller's -script for the published DD #169 still included a reference to the angel dust murders.

The Punisher story, Child's Play, was pulled from DD #167 because the Comics Code Authority objected to a sequence showing a child smoking a drug pipe. The pages intended for #167 were later used with some modifications as #183. The final page intended for #167 was redrawn as two pages, and a further two pages were added at the end of the issue to tie things into the current continuity.

Tomahawk #117 by Neal Adams Teen Titans #16 by Nick Cardy Avengers Annual #2 by John Buscema and Frank Giacoia

Teen Titans #14 by Nick Cardy Beware the Creeper #1 by Steve Ditko Secret Six #2 by Nick Cardy

Avengers #49 by John Buscema Captain America #111 by Jim Steranko Strange Tales #167 by Jim Steranko

Modelling With Millie #54 by Ogden Whitney and John Romita Young Romance #150 by Jay Scott Pike Strange Adventures #207 by Neal Adams

Superman's Girlfriend Lois Lane #70 by Kurt Schaffenberger Adventute Comics #353 by Curt Swan and George Klein Action Comics #351 by Curt Swan and George Klein

Creepy #10 by Frank Frazetta Undersea Agent #4 by Gil Kane Dynamo #2 by Wally Wood

Fantastic Four #51 by Jack Kirby and Joe Sinnott Captain Atom #81 by Steve Ditko and Rocco Mastroserio Strange Tales #146 by Steve Ditko

T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents #1 by Wally Wood Amazing Spider-Man #33 by Steve Ditko Thor #126 by Jack Kirby and Vince Colletta

The Phantom #11 by George Wilson Creepy #4 by Frank Frazetta Amazing Spider-Man #28 by Steve Ditko

According to Icv2, Savage Dragon #245 sold 3,847 copies. link

Amazing Spider-Man #16 by Steve Ditko Sgt Fury #16 by Jack Kirby and Chic Stone Daredevil #7 by Wally Wood

Magnus Robot Fighter #1 by Russ Manning and George Wilson Action Comics #300 by Curt Swan and George Klein Adventute Ccomics #312 by Curt Swan, George Klein and John Forte

Are you sure Tom Palmer inked the cover? GCD suggests Dan Adkins.

Justice League of America #1 by Murphy Anderson Sea Devils #2 by Russ Heath and Jack Adler Mystery In Space #75 by Carmine Infantino & Murphy Anderson

Showcase #22 by Gil Kane Strange Adventures #110 by Russ Heath and Jack Adler Journey Into Mystery #59 by Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko

House of Mystery #85 by Jack Kirby Star Spangled War Stories #81 by Russ Heath GI Combat #76 by Jerry Grandenetti

Tales of the Mysterious Traveler #4 by Steve Ditko This Magazine Is Haunted #13 by Steve Ditko Fighting Daniel Boone #1 by Everett Raymond Kinstler

Showcase #4 by Carmine Infantino and Joe Kubert Caught #4 by John Severin Hopalong Cassidy #124 by Gil Kane and Jack Adler