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Carmine Infantino
Nascimento	24 de maio de 1925 Brooklin, Nova York, Estados Unidos
Morte	4 de abril de 2013 (87 anos) Estados Unidos
Nacionalidade	estadunidense
Área(s) de atuação	desenhista, editor
Trabalhos de destaque	Flash (Barry Allen), Adam Strange, Batman, Canário Negro, Homem Elástico, Os Vingadores, Capitão América, O Incrível Hulk
Prêmios	National Cartoonists Society Award, varios Alley Awards.

Carmine Infantino (Brooklyn, Nova York, 24 de maio de 1925 — 4 de abril de 2013) foi um artista e editor de banda desenhada, que teve papel primordial na Era de Prata dos Quadrinhos, desenhando o personagem Flash.^[1]

Carreira

Quadrinista e editor norte-americano, principalmente para a DC Comics, durante o final dos anos 1950 e início dos anos 1960, período conhecido como a Era de Prata dos Quadrinhos. Entre suas criações de personagens estão o Black Canary e a versão da Silver Age version do super-herói da DC The Flash com o escritor Robert Kanigher, o alongamento Elongated Man com John Broome, Barbara Gordon a segunda Batgirl com o escritor Gardner Fox, Deadman com o escritor Arnold Drake e Christopher Chance, a segunda iteração do Human Target com Len Wein.^[2]^[3]^[4]

Publicações

DC Comics

Action Comics (Human Target) #419 (1972); (Superman, Nightwing, Green Lantern, Deadman) #642 (1989)
Adventure Comics (Black Canary) #399 (1970); (Dial H for Hero) #479–485, 487–490 (1981–1982)
Adventures of Rex, the Wonder Dog (Detective Chimp) #1–4, 6, 13, 15–46 (1952–1959)
Batman 208, 234–235, 255, 261–262 (1969–1975)
Best of DC (Teen Titans) #18 (1981)
The Brave and the Bold #67, 72, 172, 183, 190, 194 (1966–1983)
Danger Trail (miniseries) #1–4 (1993)
DC Challenge #3 (1986)
DC Comics Presents (Superman and the Flash) #73 (1984)
DC Comics Presents: Batman (Julius Schwartz tribute issue) (2004)
Detective Comics (Boy Commandos): #144–148; (Batman): #327, 329, 331, 333, 335, 337, 339, 341, 343, 345, 347, 349, 351, 353, 355, 357, 359, 361, 363, 366–367, 369; (Elongated Man): #327–330, 332–342, 344–358, 362–363, 366–367, 500 (1964–1967, 1981)
The Flash #105–174 (1959–1967), #296–350 (1981–1985)
Green Lantern, vol. 2, #53 (1967); (Adam Strange): #137, 145–147; (Green Lantern Corps) #151–153 (1981–1982)
House of Mystery #294, 296 (1981)
Justice League of America #200, 206 (1982)
Legion of Super-Heroes (Dial "H" for Hero preview) #272; (backup story) #289 (1981–1982)
Mystery in Space (Knights of the Galaxy) #1–8 (1951–1952); (Adam Strange) #53–84 (1959–1963); #117 (1981)
Phantom Stranger #1–3, 5–6 (1952–1953)
Red Tornado, miniseries, #1–4 (1985)
Secret Origins (Adam Strange) #17–19; (Gorilla Grodd) #40; (Space Museum) #50; (The Flash) Annual #2 (1987–1990)
Showcase (Flash) #4, 8, 13–14 (1956–1958)
Strange Adventures (Deadman) #205 (1967)
Supergirl, vol. 2, #1–20, 22–23 (1982–1984)
Superman (Supergirl) #376; (Superman) #404 (1982–1985)
Superman meets the Quik Bunny (1987)
Super Powers, miniseries, #1–4 (1986)
Teen Titans #27, 30 (1970)
Tales of the Teen Titans #49 (1984)
V #1–3, 6–16 (1985–1986)
World's Finest Comics (Hawkman) #276, 282 (1982)

Marvel Comics

Avengers #178, 197, 203, 244 (1978–1984)
Captain America #245 (1980)
Daredevil #149–150, 152 (1977–1978)
The Deep #1 (A Marvel Movie Special) (1977)
Defenders #55–56 (1978)
Ghost Rider #43–44 (1980)
Howard the Duck #21, 28 (1978)
The Incredible Hulk #244 (1980)
Iron Man #108–109, 122, 158 (1978–1982)
Marvel Fanfare (Doctor Strange) #8; (Shanna, the She-Devil) #56 (1991)
Marvel Preview (Star-Lord) #14–15 (1978)
Marvel Team-Up #92–93, 97, 105 (1980–1981)
Ms. Marvel #14, 19 (1978)
Nova #15–20, 22–25 (1977–1979)
Savage Sword of Conan #34 (1978)
Spider-Woman #1–19 (1978–1979)
Star Wars #11–15, 18–37, 45–48, Annual #2 (full art); #53–54 (with Walt Simonson) (1978–1982)
Super-Villain Team-Up #16 (May 1979)
What If (Nova) #15; (Ghost Rider, Spider-Woman, Captain Marvel) #17 (1979)