Carmine Di Giandomenico Archives

But what about the time between when the weepy-eyed young Bruce Wayne watched his parents die right in front of him and the time when he finally had the skills to make mentally-ill criminals around the world collectively shit their pants by dangling them off rooftops in enhanced interrogation sessions? That's exactly what Chip Zdarsky[...]

He has Raijen and Negative Flash to help him do it. The Flash #40 cover by Carmine di Giandomenico and Ivan Plascencia Okay, I'm going to start off with what actually works about this comic before I tear into this thing I didn't like it It's one of the better issues of Flash that have come out[...]

As such, I imagine they won't have that much bearing on the greater story but will be interesting vignettes nonetheless. Batman: The Red Death art by Carmine di Giandomenico As such, The Red Death is a fun little read It shows a desperate and beyond-the-edge Batman, which is the way I kind of prefer him[...]

Carmine Di Giandomenico's art is unique, and he can depict that high-kinetic motion of the Flash very well However, the faces and textures look a bit off Barry himself has a massive chin and a face that looks too long and thin People's skin appears too smooth and shining than one would think Some shapes look[...]

Carmine Di Giandomenico knocks it out of the park in this book. The color palette is drab and dirty to fit the tale. Matt Hollingsworth puts in a lot of effort to make this book haunting. Read this comic If I gave review scores on these, this would easily be a 10 out of 10[...]

Yesterday we reported on Carmine Di Giandomenico's attempt to break a Guinness Worls Record for completing his Italian comic book series Oudeis, drawing the final 56 page book in 48 hours. Well… he did it! In fact, he did it in 43 hours, starting drawing on Friday at 6pm and finished today at 1pm. The pages will now be displayed at[...]

Odieus, a modern day reinterpretation of Homer's Ulysses by Carmine Di Giandomenico was first published in 2004 in a number of volumes But it has long awaited its conclusion. These days Giandomenico is very busy indeed, working for American  comic book publishers on titles such as the newly rebirthed Flash comic. He really doesn't have the time to[...]

The new All-New X-Factor comic was announced at New York Comic Con, by Peter David and Carmine Di Giandomenico, with the X-Factor brand being bought from Jamie Madrox by Serval Industries, and employing Polaris, Quicksilver, Gambit – and three more characters. Oh yes, interestingly, Wolverine is called Serval in France Hmm. Anyway, two of the team's unannounced[...]

They keep coming thick and fast! Corporate for a new #1 from Peter David and Carmine Di Gianomenico... could this be the new X-Factor? Who have, as the