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1. Comics Illustrator of the Week :: Francesco Francavilla

By: Andy Yates, on 1/22/2015
Blog: Illustration Friday Blog (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: edgar allan poe, comic, artists, illustrationfriday, Francesco Francavilla, Black Panther, weekly topics, comics illustrator of the week, comics tavern, pen/brush and ink, Afterlife with Archie, comics tavern variant of the week, The Black Beetle, The Twilight Zone comic, design, Add a tag

Francesco Francavilla is an Italian comic-book artist who’s fame has skyrocketed the last 5 years. He’d been working in the independent comics scene since the mid-2000’s on projects like The Black Coat, and Sorrow. Francavilla’s first high-profile project came in 2008 when he collaborated with Matt Wagner on a new Zorro series for Dynamite Entertainment. From there he got to infuse his classic pulp style art on Marvel’s Black Panther, and Scott Snyder’s first Batman story arc in Detective Comics.

In 2012 Francavilla introduced his own noir vigilante, The Black Beetle, to the world in the pages of Dark Horse Presents. Since then, 2 volumes of the critically acclaimed series have been published(No Way Out, 2013 & Necrologue, 2014).

Most of Francesco Francavilla’s recent work has been focused on the mega-hit Afterlife with Archie, which gives readers a more mature, horror take on those classic Riverdale characters. He also continues to work on various personal, and professional illustration projects, including some exclusive movie posters for Mondo.

Francavilla is frequently updating his blog with new art, so if you like what you see click here for more!

For more comics related art, you can follow me on my website comicstavern.com - Andy Yates