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Digimon vol. 2
Enter the world of Digimon comics, based on the smash-hit animated series from Fox Kids! A group of seven children at summer camp accidentally discover mysterious digital devices that transport the kids to the Digiworld -- a strange, wondrous land populated by fantastic digital monsters, or Digimon! Some Digimon are friendly, some not so friendly, but the castaway kids are befriended by seven small Digimon who have the ability to evolve into more powerful forms to help protect their human pals and the Digiworld from mysterious dark forces bent on turning all Digimon to evil! Kids worldwide are going wild for Digimon cartoons, toys, and games, and the momentum is still building! When it comes to action and adventure, Digimon is the champion!
88 pages, Paperback
First published December 3, 2000
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About the author
Daniel HDR
120 books1 followerDaniel HDR (born 1974) is a Brazilian comic book artist.
Born in Porto Alegre, began as a professional in comics and illustrations in 1988, with just 14 years old. First publishing guest sections at comics magazines and design, after as a regular artist for Brazilian publishing houses such as Press, D’Arte and others.
In 1995, started publishing at the north-American comics publishers. His first work was illustrating Red Sonja - Scavengers Hunt. Other Marvel publications as Invincible Iron Man (1995), Avengers - Timeslide (1996) and XSE - Xavier Security Enforces (1996) have his work too, signing as Daniel Horn or working with the mark "Mike Deodato Studio".
In a 3 years break (1997 to 1999), HDR completed his Bachelor's Degree in Advertising, working in parallel with comics (as writer, artist and editor) to many publishers, as Escala, JBC, Kingdom Comics and others.
In 2000 he produced the official manga adaptation of animated series Digimon to Dark Horse Press.
In 2005 (until 2008) worked as exclusive artist to Avatar Press , worked with many Lady Death books, including Medieval Lady Death regular series, Lost Souls, Sacrilege and Medieval Lady Death & Belladonna miniseries. With Brian Pulido, Daniel HDR worked on Texas Chainsaw Massacre - The Grind miniseries, nominated as BEST SCREEN-TO-COMIC ADAPTATION, on the TV SCREAM AWARDS.
His new works include X-Men Forever (#22 to Marvel Comics), Marvel Sketch Cards series (Spider-Man and X-men Arquives, Marvel 70th Anniversary - to Marvel Comics and Rittenhouse Arquives), The Legion of Super Heroes, Wonder Woman and DC Universe Online Prestige Comics (to DC Comics) concept arts to electronic games (Marvel Ultimate Alliance) and collectibles (G.I. Joe Action Figures).
Born in Porto Alegre, began as a professional in comics and illustrations in 1988, with just 14 years old. First publishing guest sections at comics magazines and design, after as a regular artist for Brazilian publishing houses such as Press, D’Arte and others.
In 1995, started publishing at the north-American comics publishers. His first work was illustrating Red Sonja - Scavengers Hunt. Other Marvel publications as Invincible Iron Man (1995), Avengers - Timeslide (1996) and XSE - Xavier Security Enforces (1996) have his work too, signing as Daniel Horn or working with the mark "Mike Deodato Studio".
In a 3 years break (1997 to 1999), HDR completed his Bachelor's Degree in Advertising, working in parallel with comics (as writer, artist and editor) to many publishers, as Escala, JBC, Kingdom Comics and others.
In 2000 he produced the official manga adaptation of animated series Digimon to Dark Horse Press.
In 2005 (until 2008) worked as exclusive artist to Avatar Press , worked with many Lady Death books, including Medieval Lady Death regular series, Lost Souls, Sacrilege and Medieval Lady Death & Belladonna miniseries. With Brian Pulido, Daniel HDR worked on Texas Chainsaw Massacre - The Grind miniseries, nominated as BEST SCREEN-TO-COMIC ADAPTATION, on the TV SCREAM AWARDS.
His new works include X-Men Forever (#22 to Marvel Comics), Marvel Sketch Cards series (Spider-Man and X-men Arquives, Marvel 70th Anniversary - to Marvel Comics and Rittenhouse Arquives), The Legion of Super Heroes, Wonder Woman and DC Universe Online Prestige Comics (to DC Comics) concept arts to electronic games (Marvel Ultimate Alliance) and collectibles (G.I. Joe Action Figures).
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September 8, 2010
This was a great book on the "digi" world the author wrote it perfectly i loved it so much! I reccomend it to all of my friends.
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