Both working for DC and Marvel comics, contributing his work on Adam Strange, Silver Age Flash Barry Allen along with Spider-Woman and Batman along with being co- creator of Batgirl, condolences go out to his family and friends.
He was inducted into the Comic Book Hall of Fame in 2000, and was cited in Comics Buyer's Guide Millennium Poll as the greatest penciller of all time.
DC Comics released this statement on Infantino's passing:
DC Entertainment President Diane Nelson: "The entire DC Entertainment family is saddened by the loss of Carmine Infantino. His contributions to the comics industry and to DC Comics in particular are immense and impossible to quantify. Our thoughts are with his family, friends and fans during this difficult time."
DC Entertainment Co-Publisher Jim Lee: "Carmine was a legend. The number of classic covers he created are innumerable. His influence, reach and impact is humbling and will always live on."
DC Entertainment Co-Publisher Dan DiDio: "There are few people in this world that have had as much of an impact on the industry as Carmine. He bridged both the Golden and Silver Ages of comics, shepherding in some of the most successful periods in our history and setting the course of our characters that is still seen today. He will be greatly missed, but his legacy will remain forever."