Original sentence: After decamping for Marvel around this time, his last DC work came in 1986, with four pinups of his characters for Who's Who in the DC Universe and a pinup for Superman #400 and its companion portfolio.Ditko returned to DC in 1975, creating one short-lived title, Shade, the Changing Man (1977-78).He also revived the Creeper and did such various other jobs as a short Demon backup series in 1979, work on Legion of Superheroes in 1980-81, and stories in DC's horror and science-fiction anthologies
Edited sentence: Ditko returned to DC in 1975, creating one short-lived title, Shade, the Changing Man (1977-78), a victim of the so-called DC Implosion.He also revived the Creeper and did various other jobs such as a short Demon backup series in 1979, work on Legion of Superheroes in 1980-81, and various stories in DC's horror and science-fiction anthologies.He also turned down a chance to do the new version of Captain Atom after DC bought the title from Charlton (they also boguht the Blue Beetle and the Question).Like many artists in that issue Ditko had never drawn Superman before.The next time he did work for DC was briefly in 1986, which consisted of 4 pinups of his characters for the Who's Who in the DC Universe and drawing a pinup for Superman #400 and its companion portfolio