Artist-Alley
Comic Artists

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of comics and meet some of the most famous artists in the scene!

At the Austria Comic Con, they will present their latest works, provide exclusive insights into their creative processes, and draw live on site. Take the opportunity to secure a signed copy of your favorite comic and have exciting conversations with the artists. Experience the magic of comic art up close and be inspired by the masters of their craft!

The anticipation is growing – but our Artist Alley remains a secret!

We are in the middle of preparing to once again present you fantastic comic artists, illustrators and creatives from the scene. Check back regularly – we’ll soon reveal who’s taking a seat in our Artist Alley! Follow us on social media to not miss any updates.

Francesco Barbieri

Italian comic artist Francesco Barbieri, also known as Kalvo, comes from Bologna and has been working in the comics and illustration industry for over 25 years. After training at art and comics academies in Bologna, he worked for numerous international publishers and brands.

His projects include work for Warner Bros., Marvel Comics and DC Comics, including illustrations for Looney Tunes and Hanna-Barbera.

Well-known works:

Looney Tunes

Dave Lung

Dave Lung is an internationally active comic book artist, born in South Africa and now living in Austria. His career in the comic book industry began in the early 2000s when he worked as an inker on Batman for DC Comics.

Over the years, he has been involved in numerous projects for major publishers and has worked on titles featuring characters such as Silver Surfer, Wolverine and the New Avengers for Marvel Comics.

Today, his focus is primarily on impressive cover illustrations and variant covers for various comic series. His style is characterized by precise linework, strong dynamism, and detailed character portrayals, which are highly valued by comic fans worldwide.

Well-known works:

Silver Surver
Batman

Miguel Díaz Vizoso

For the Smurfs project, the Spanish artist Miguel Díaz Vizoso moved to Belgium in 2000. Since then, he has brilliantly continued the work of the great master Peyo. After studying at the Châtelet Academy of Fine Arts, he initially worked as a cartoonist for the Smurfs magazine. He then continued his work at Peyo’s studio and is still responsible for illustrating numerous Smurfs adventures today.

Well-known works:

The Smurfs

Flemming Andersen

Flemming Andersen is a Danish comic artist known for his lively and humorous work on Disney comics. Since the 1990s, he has delighted fans worldwide with his dynamic drawings of Donald Duck and Co.