A 13 COVERS 100th birthday salute to one of comics’ all-time greats…
It’s fair to say that Carmine Infantino’s personal Golden Age was the Silver Age, when his impact at DC was immeasurable.
But it’s not like he started with 1956’s Showcase #4. He’d been with many pubishers, including DC, going back to the early ’40s — a period we’ve barely put a spotlight on over the years.
So for this year’s 13 COVERS birthday tribute — Infantino was born 100 years ago, on May 24, 1925 — we’ve decided to go back to those earliest days with DC, in the 1940s and early ’50s.
Swell!
Inked by Infantino himself
Bernard Sachs inks
Infantino inks
Frank Giacoia inks
Joe Giella inks
Infantino inks
Giacoia inks
Possible Giacoia inks
Sachs inks
Infantino inks
Giella inks
Giacoia inks
Infantino inks
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May 24, 2025
Wow! Wonderful! Huge Golden-Age Flash fan here!
May 24, 2025
Facsimiles anyone? Sign me up! I’d especially enjoy those Mystery in Space or Strange Adventures.
May 24, 2025
I love the way he drew Jay Garrick.
May 31, 2025
wow this stuff is crazy! as a little kid i knew Infantino mainly from Star Wars comics he did, this is nothing like that era. its amazing how an art style can completely change over time.