Name: Dan Da Dan 10 (in Spanish)
Price: 2276.00 ZAR
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Author: Yukinobu Tatsu
ISBN: 9788467965155

Type

Physical Book

Author

Yukinobu Tatsu

Publisher

Norma

Year

2024

Language

Spanish

Pages

194

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9788467965155

Edited in

España

Dan Da Dan 10 (in Spanish)

Yukinobu Tatsu (Author) · Norma · Paperback

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Synopsis "Dan Da Dan 10 (in Spanish)"

Momo lleva a Bamora por primera vez al instituto y, al atajar para no llegar tarde, ¡se topan con la kuchisake-onna! A pesar de creer haberse librado de ella usando un conjuro, Seiko les cuenta que, en realidad, la kuchisake-onna les seguirá el rastro durante una semana y, para que no las ataque, deben mantenerse en la habitación de Momo a partir de las diez de la noche. Momo cree que será coser y cantar, pero su enemiga usa lo que Momo siente por Okarun para hacerla salir de su habitación... Al día siguiente, después de clase, ¡Okarun y los demás son atacados por unos extraterrestres desconocidos!

Yukinobu Tatsu

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Yukinobu Tatsu is a Japanese mangaka

Tatsu is particularly famous for the success of Dan Dan Dan, one of the shonen that have gained greater global relevance in recent years, something that increased with its adaptation to anime

Like many mangaka, he is very private about his personal life and does not even have an official photo

Since his childhood, he was a great fan of drawing. In addition to this, he was a baseball fanatic

During his high school years, he began to invent and draw stories inspired by those of his favorite authors. In particular, he was influenced by works such as Bersek by Kentaro Miura, Spriggan by Ryoji Minagawa, and Akira by Katsuhiro Otomo

After finishing his compulsory studies, he started working as a clerk in a convenience store. He spent his idle time drawing at the counter. According to Tatsu, it was the store manager himself who encouraged him to try his luck in the world of manga, as he appreciated his talent for drawing

Tatsu drew a hundred-page manga with a pen about the characters of Gundam, a famous Japanese science fiction franchise that has produced animated films, series, comics, and video games. He managed to catch the attention of an editor, who recommended him to start his learning in the world of manga working as an assistant to more mature and expert creators

Thus, Tatsu became an assistant to mangakas like Yudai Sono, Yuji Kaku, and Tatsuki Fujimoto, the latter one of the stars of the medium of his generation, thanks to the immense success of works like Chainsaw Man.

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