Dennis Calero

Dennis Calero is an American

Calero was one of the principal artists for the graphic novel 28 Days Later: The Aftermath, published in 2007.^[4][5]

Calero drew an arc of

That same year, he drew the

In 2012, Calero illustrated the Shadow Annual for Dynamite Entertainment and is illustrating issues 2-8 of MASKS, a mini-series developed by Dynamite, Alex Ross and Chris Roberson putting together many of the popular pulp heroes Dynamic Forces licenses, such as the Green Hornet & Kato, the Shadow, and Zorro.^[8][9]

In October 2012, Calero began illustrating a webcomic titled: The Little Green God of Agony for Stephen King, a short story that had been published in the 2011 anthology A Book of Horrors by King.^[10]

Calero illustrated The Tell-Tale Heart in 2013, part of the Edgar Allan Poe Graphic Novels series. In a positive review, Booklist expressed that Calero "shows off a virtuoso command of the format and impressive knowledge of his horror antecedents with the visuals."^[11]

Other work

Since 1996, Calero has provided illustrations for role-playing games, including works released by White Wolf Publishing. He has provided interior artwork for Dungeons & Dragons books for the Forgotten Realms including Silver Marches, Faiths and Pantheons, and Races of Faerûn.

Calero and illustrator Kristin Sorra co-founded Atomic Paintbrush, one of the first computer-coloring companies working in the comic-book field.^{[citation needed]}

Devil Inside, based upon a webcomic co-created by Dennis Calero and actor Todd Stashwick, was optioned in 2011 for development.^{[citation needed]} It was also announced on Deadline.com that Calero and Stashwick were writing an original pilot for the SyFy channel called Clandestine.^[12]

Bibliography

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• ISBN 978-1-58240-724-1
  )
• Legion of Super-Heroes #32-36 (with Tony Bedard
  , DC Comics, 2007–2008)
• ISBN 978-0-80906-793-0)^[13]

References

1. ^ (May 16, 2011) "Comics Reviews: Cowboys & Aliens", Publishers Weekly 258 (20).
2. ^ Harvey Award Nominees Announced (press release by Jonah Weiland, executive producer, Comic-Con International), Comic Book Resources, June 1, 2006
3. ^ Brady, Matt. "To Boldly Keep Going: Talking Trelk at IDW". Newsarama.^{[dead link]}
4. ^ McTavish, Brian (May 11, 2007). "Feeding the fans: '28 Days' comic enhances film sequel", Star-News.
5. ^ Williams, Jonathan (May 5, 2007). "Graffiti: Games, gadgets and graphics: Words and pictures: Your guide to new manga, graphic novels and comics: 28 Days Later: The Aftermath", The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, p. FE2.
6. ^ Szadkowski, Joseph (August 19, 2010). "Welcome to warped new worlds", The Washington Times, p. B20.
7. ^ "Honorable mention from the Society of Illustrators West". Archived from the original on 2012-01-02. Retrieved 2013-02-06.
8. ^ MASKS a mini-series developed by Dynamite (solicitations from Dynamite), Dynamite Entertainment
9. ^ (September 23, 2013). "Comics Reviews: Masks Volume 1 Tp", Publishers Weekly 260 (38).
10. ^ The Little Green God of Agony Takes Over The Web (press release from StephenKing.com), Stephen King, October 13, 2012
11. ^ Karp, Jesse (June 1–15, 2013). "The Tell-Tale Heart", Booklist 109 (19/20): 59.
12. Syfy Channel
    , August 8, 2012
13. ^ Cornog , Martha (September 15, 2011). "Graphic Novels: Ray Bradbury's The Martian Chronicles: The Authorized Adaptation", Library Journal 136 (15). "Calero's mostly realistic colors integrate smoothly with the story and are well designed."

External links

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Dennis Calero.

• Official website
• Dennis Calero at the Grand Comics Database
• Dennis Calero at the Comic Book DB (archived from the original)
• "Dennis Calero at Pen & Paper". Archived from the original on October 4, 2007.