Call of the Knight Giclee On Canvas by Simone Bianchi
Call of the Knight by Simone Bianchi is a giclee on canvas. Dimensions: 16 1/4" x 24 /4". Edition size: Limited Edition of 100. item# CP1441D
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Blending modern comic book fine art with highly detailed fantasy storytelling, these dynamic superhero illustrations bring iconic pop culture characters to life with bold compositions, striking visual movement, and dramatic lighting. Featuring cinematic depth and masterful texture, each piece merges graphic novel aesthetics with fine art precision, creating immersive and atmospheric character portraits. With a dark and moody realism, these paintings emphasize expressive character designs and rich narrative elements, offering a unique fusion of contemporary comic artistry and classical fine art techniques. Whether portraying legendary superheroes or original fantasy concepts, these collector’s edition prints stand as powerful, innovative tributes to the world of comics and storytelling.
This dark and twisting cover image of The Caped Crusader, was created by DC Comics cover artist, Simone Bianchi. - CP1441D
NOTES: Call of the Knight.
Call of the Knight Giclee On Canvas by Simone Bianchi is signed by the artist and comes with a certificate of authenticity.
Image Copyright © 2026 by Simone Bianchi
Simone Bianchi bio
Simone Bianchi was born and lives in Italy. After working for the European market for several years, he did art for the DC miniseries, SHINING KNIGHT. He then created covers for a number of DC series, including GREEN LANTERN, BATMAN and DETECTIVE COMICS, and the interior pages for GREEN LANTERN #6. Since 2006 he works exclusively for MARVEL on title such as: WOLVERINE, ASTONISHING X-MEN, THOR: FOR ASGARD, UNCANNY X-FORCE, THANOS RISING, NEW AVENGERS, THOR AND LOKI THE TENTH REALM. For Marvel he has redesigned the X-Men official costumes. His works have been exposed at the Galérie du 9eme Art in Paris, at the Chuck Jones Gallery in San Diego (CA), at the Museo d Arte contemporanea in Perugia (Italy), at the Cart Gallery in the Historical Center of Rome (Italy) and at the Danese/Corey gallery in New York.