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| David Messina | |
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 Messina at Special Edition NYC | |
| Born | David Messina 1974 Rome Italy |
| Nationality | Italian |
| Area(s) | Writer, Artist, Publisher |
Notable works | Star Trek: Countdown Star Trek: Nero Doyle: Spotlight |
David Messina (born 1974) is an Italian comics artist.
David Messina was born in 1974 in Rome Italy. He graduated from the Scuola Internazionale di Comics (International School of Comics) in Rome. [1]
David Messina did storyboarding and character design in the animation industry and also worked in graphic design before breaking into comics. [2]
He has published erotic comic books for the Spanish, Italian and French markets. He broke into the American comics industry in 2005. [3] He has done work for IDW Publishing, Marvel Comics, Image Comics, Devil's Due Publishing and DC Comics. [2]
Since 2002 Messina has taught at his alma mater, the Scuola Internazionale di Comics in Rome, Italy. [2] [3]
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