Amazing World of Carmine Infantino
- 192 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Autobiographical illustrated monograph on Hall of Fame comicbook creator Carmine Infantino schovat popis
Carmine Infantino Books
Carmine Infantino was an American comics artist and editor, primarily for DC Comics in the late 1950s and early 1960s. His work significantly influenced the visual style and storytelling within the comics industry. Infantino is renowned for his dynamic artwork and his ability to imbue characters with a unique energy. His contributions helped shape the landscape of modern comics, leaving an indelible mark on the medium's history.
Shot in a rocket from the same planet as her heroic cousin, Kara Zor-El crash landed on Earth with powers far beyond those around her. Now known as Linda Danvers in her civilian life, she fights for justice as Supergirl.
The Trial of the Flash
- 588 pages
- 21 hours of reading
Written by CARY BATES and JOEY CAVALIERI Art by CARMINE INFANTINO, DENNIS JENSEN and others Cover by CARMINE INFANTINO and KLAUS JANSON Following the murder of The Flash's wife by The Reverse-Flash, the two foes are locked in a round-the-world battle that ends in the death of the evildoer. Collected from THE FLASH #323-327, 329-336 and 340-350. On sale JULY 20 - 592 pg, B&W, $19.99 US
JLA. Země 2
- 144 pages
- 6 hours of reading
Ultraman, Owlman, Superwoman, Power Ring a Johnny Quickt tvoří Americký zločinecký syndikát, zkorumpovaný superkriminální spolek existující ve světě velmi podobném tomu našemu. Když záhadný cizinec přenese z jiné reality jejich ušlechtilé protějšky, ohrozí to jejich veškeré kruté jistoty. Dokáže zločinecký syndikát zvítězit nad Americkou ligou spravedlnosti? A dokáže svou říši zla rozšířit i do světa Supermana, Batman a Wonder Woman? Barry Allen, Flash moderní doby, provibruje v jednom z nejzásadnějších příběhů Stříbrného věku DC Comics do paralelního světa Země Dvě, kde se setkává se svým protějškem ze Zlatého věku, původním Flashem, Jayem Garrickem. Obsahuje: Země 2 (2000) a The Flash (Vol 1) č. 123 (1961).
