Vito Delsante Archives

Vito Delsante was also present signing his Action Lab series Stray, Infurnari was also signing for his current series with Oni, The Bunker, and Haspiel and Lang were likewise signing their new Garbage Pail Kids issue "Love Stinks", featuring new character "French Kiss Trish". There was quite a presence for Hang Dai Studios of Gowanus, Brooklyn[...]

And these human heroes are, in fact, themed around the canine world. Writer Vito Delsante and artist Sean Izaakse have not only supplied us with some preview pages from #1 and #2, but even an exclusive preview of the cover of #3 by ChrisCross. The series is described thus: Stray is the story of Rodney Weller, formerly known[...]

Infurnari was drawing Issue #9 of The Bunker, Dean Haspiel was putting the finishing touches on a pin-up for The Hip Hop Family Tree Volume 3, and Vito Delsante of the recently Action Lab addition Stray (previously a successful Kickstarter) was tapping away. [Christa Cassano and Gregory Benton] Later they were joined by Christa Cassano (contributor to[...]

A year ago Vito Delsante and Sean Izaakse started a Kickstarter for a comic of their called Stray They got $11,000 of their $8,000 goal. And in January next year, that comic will be published by Action Lab. (W) Vito Delsante (A) Sean Izaakse (CA) Mike Norton, Ben Hunzeker The Doberman, one of the world's greatest heroes, has been killed…but[...]

Aubrey Sitterson, who has edited comics for Marvel as well as The Walking Dead, has also offered to do an online portfolio review for the highest-scoring entries for each wrestling character. Thanks to our judges, CHIKARA founder Mike Quackenbush, comics writer and editor (and alum of Marvel & WWE) Aubrey Sitterson, former Marvel & DC editor[...]

There are so many points of intersection between these worlds, and costuming is a fascinating point from which to explore that.   [Icarus] Judges for the contest will include Quackenbush, comics writer and editor (and alum of Marvel & WWE) Aubrey Sitterson, former Marvel & DC editor Ruben Diaz, comics writer Vito Delsante and comics journalist and[...]

The plot set up in the first issue doesn't convey a great deal of detail, but the feel of the comic is lively and definitely worth a follow-up when the next issue comes out. World War Mob, by Vito Delsante and Giancarlo Carcuzzo. If you find historically-minded comics appealing, this will attract you immediately, but the firs[...]

Right now it is the dream of four fantastic artists, Scott Fogg, Marc Thomas, Dean Trippe, and Vito Delsante With your help it can be a reality in your hands. Go to Kickstarter and see for yourself.  Just don't tell him I sent you.  There will be no living with him if he finds out I wrote[...]

Vito Delsante writes; The common adage about writing anything is, "Write what you know." Whenever I'm asked for advice about writing (which is surprisingly often, considering I'm not what you'd call a "household name"), I amend that to say, "Write what you know, learn what you don't, and fake the rest." I've written a few familiar[...]

It's lettered and edited by Vito Delsante and the art for the extras is provided by Yasmin Liang The logo was designed by Robin Helfritch and production art was done by Vincent Kukua with Chris Burnham and Rod Reis providing cover art and color respectively and Sean Von Gorman producing the 'Lil Liberator' backup It's[...]

Writer  Vito Delsante will also be unveiling his new comics project, WWM: World War Mob, to the public ahead of its January release date The event begins at 7PM at JHU Comics on 32 Easy 32nd St in Manhattan. Free Film Premier of Chris Claremont's X-Men and Q&A With Claremont at Columbia University on October 14th Sequart[...]

Written by Matt Miner and illustrated by Javier Sanchez Aranda, Joaquin Pereyra, Vito Delsante with excellent extras art by Yasmin Liang and Kathryn Mann  , it's the point where superheroics and Black Mask's interest in contemporary social commentary collide The fourth issue is out shortly and here are five good reasons to catch up on[...]

Created and written by Matt Miner, who's an active dog rescuer himself, with pencils and inks by Javier Sanchez Aranda, colours by Joaquin Pereyra, lettering and editing by Vito Delsante and extras art by Yasmin Liang, the book follows Damon Guerrerro, an animal liberator who surveils, tracks and sabotages groups responsible for animal cruelty Superficially[...]