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Marvel: The Silver Age Sketchagraphs were included 1 per 36 packs (36 packs per box). Fleer released an "official" checklist for the Silver Age Sketchagraphs describing how many total sketchagraphs each artist did, and which characters they included. From those numbers, I've included the average number of each character that an artist would have done. Of course, the actual number of DDs (or any other character) may vary.

Sal Buscema

~125 same?   (1000 sketches/8 chars)

Gene Colan

~112 varied   (900 sketches/8 chars)

John Czop

~87 same (x2 patterns for DD)   (1400 sketches/16 chars)

Emil Ribiero

~36 same   (400 sketches/11 chars)

John Romita

~114 same?   (800 sketches/7 chars)

Marie Severin

~18 highly varied   (800 sketches/42 chars)

Special note: Severin is listed in the "official" Fleer checklist as not having done any Daredevil sketchagraphs. Add this to highly varied sketches, with as much or more detail in action/background as any other artist, AND a lower number of sketches per character (and more characters!) than any other artist, and I think the Severin cards are some of the best & most collectible in this set.

Joe Sinnott

~? varied   (? sketches/? chars)

Special note: Sinnott is not listed in the official lists for DD (but neither was Severin for DD), and I don't think I can see an official seal on this card either. Not sure if it was done as part of the set or after the fact.

George Tuska

~47 highly varied   (700 sketches/15 chars)