Original Art Stolen From Joe Giella

[ENGLISH] Jim Amash says: For Immediate Public Release : A certain person Joe Giella trusted apparently stole a few pieces of original comic art from his house, mostly likely on Sept. 7 and Oct. 13 of this year. We want to get the word out so that anyone who may have already purchased this work or may be contacted about it will know it’s considered stolen property, and hopefully will help get Joe’s artwork back to him. A police report has been filed in the case, but spreading the word to the comics art community is absolutely vital. Here is a list of the stolen art:

Flash #144 « Menace of the Man Missile », pages 1 and 9. Pencils by Carmine Infantino.

Detective Comics #329 « Castle with Wall to Wall Danger » pages 7 and 8. Pencils by Carmine Infantino

Green Lantern/Green Arrow #107 cover. Pencils by Joe Staton.

This person is believed to have taken art from another comics art veteran, too. Anything you can do to spread the word would be very appreciated. Let’s try to catch this thief.

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