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John Celardo

John Celardo (Born 1918) is active/lives in New York.  John Celardo is known for Illustration-comic.

JOHN CELARDO (JOHN C. LARDO) born 1918

American cartoonist, writer, and editor, originally from Staten Island, New York, trained at the New York Art Students League and the New York School of Industrial Arts.  Celardo began his career in 1937 as a sports cartoonist and spot illustrator for Street and Smith publications.  Next he entered the comic book field as an employee of Will Eisner and Jerry Iger before joining Quality Comics.  At Quality he contributed to Dollman, Wonder Boy, Uncle Sam, Paul Bunyan, Espionage, Hercules, Old Witch, and Zero, sometimes using the signature John C. Lardo.
    
In 1940 Celardo switched to Fiction House where he worked on the comics Hawk, Red Comet, Powerman, Captain West, and Kaanga until his entry into military service during World War II.  In 1946 he returned to Fiction House for another three years, adding Tiger Man, Suicide Smith, and other comics to his list of credits.&nb   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1952 characters.]  Artist bio

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