Action Comics artist Daniel Sampere preps for something "huge"

Execute Comics #1035 excerpt (Image credit: Daniel Sampere/Adriano Lucas (DC))

10-year DC comics vet artist Daniel Sampere has made it official and signed a untested 'exclusive' contract with the publisher for an undisclosed length of clip.

"I'm so excited to announce that I've signed an exclusive contract with DC Comics," Sampere tweets. "I'll equal drawing close to of my favorite superheroes in roughly upcoming titles - stool't wait until I can say more."

The Barcelona-based artist made his comics debut in 2008 and quickly landed at DC in 2011 for what has been a nearly-inside 10-year run with the publishing company. Atomic number 2 is best familiar for his work at Batgirl, Injustice, Justice Conference Dark, Felo-de-se Squad, and Individual Kombat X, He fresh began inking his own puzzle out, and routinely works with colorist Adriano Lucas.

Sampere is presently working on Action Comics with Lucas and writer Prince Philip Kennedy Johnson, however, the creative person has confirmed he is leaving the title after October's Action Comics #1036.

In a series of tweets, Sampere has repeatedly referred to a new, mystery story cast he is twisting to as "huge."

"And when I tell large, I mean immense. Can't hold off to babble to you about it,' he tweeted on August 14.

DC has been teasing a unused Crisis in 2022 with Darkseid involved - that would be beautiful "huge," wouldn't it? It would definitely give the artist a chance to draw "extraordinary of my favorite superheroes" Eastern Samoa He teased.

Look to more detail as they become available.

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