Carmine Infantino Checklist
Last update: 9/19/2008 Codes: s: = script l: = layout p: = pencils i: = inks name = signed <name> = signed with an alias {name} = signed as Simon & Kirby [name] = unsigned attribution Airboy...
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Charlie Chan & Carmine Infantino
Charlie Chan #1 (June 1948) “Charlie Chan” by Carmine Infantino (signed) It occurs to me that I have done so many posts about forgotten artists that some might think that all the artists who worked...
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The Art of Romance, Chapter 3, The Field No Longer Their’s Alone
(Young Romance #5 – #8) In this chapter I will be writing about the next four issues of Young Romance (#5 to #8). For the most part this set is a continuation of the earlier issues. The main artists...
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It’s A Crime, Chapter 3, Competing Against Themselves
(Clue Comics vol. 2 num. 1 – 3) The same month that the first crime version of Prize Comic’s Headline was released, Simon and Kirby also appeared in Hillman’s Clue Comics (v. 2, n. 1, March 1947). Over...
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It’s A Crime, Chapter 8, The Chinese Detective
(Charlie Chan #1 – #5; June 1948 to February 1949) During the period covered in last chapter of It’s A Crime, Simon and Kirby were also producing another title, Charlie Chan. This title was not a pure...
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The Captain Aero Connections
There was no true connection between the team of Simon and Kirby and Captain Aero Comics. Captain Aero was just one of a number of wartime publications (lasting from December 1941 until August 1946)....
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