Al Plastino

Comic book author and illustrator

Al Plastino - Artists & Creatives born 1921
Born

1921
105 years ago

Died
Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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An American comic book author and illustrator contributed significantly to the comic book industry from the 1940s onward. Notable works include illustrated stories for Superman, including the famed 'Superman: The Secret Years' and contributions to a variety of other DC Comics titles. Plastino also worked on characters such as Supergirl and Aquaman. His art and storytelling helped shape the narrative styles and visual presentation of superhero comics during a pivotal time in the genre's development.

Illustrated Superman comics

Created artwork for Supergirl

Contributed to DC Comics titles

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