Carmine Infantino

1925–2013 (age 88)

Comic book artist and editor

Biography

Carmine Infantino left an indelible mark on the world of comics with bold artistry and inventive storytelling, revitalizing beloved characters such as the Flash for new generations. His dynamic style and editorial leadership helped shape the Golden and Silver Age of comics.

As an editor he nurtured talent and championed innovation, ensuring that heroes remained vibrant and accessible. His influence continues to be celebrated by artists and fans alike.

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