Darko Macan

Darko Macan (born 1966) is an author and illustrator who has created and collaborated on comics, essays and science fiction and fantasy. He is also an editor. Born in Zagreb, Croatia (where he still lives), he has a degree in history and archeology from the University of Zagreb. He has drawn and written many comic books, mostly in Croatian, but in 1993 he broke into the American comics industry when he and fellow Croatian artist Edvin Biukovic submitted their work to Dark Horse Comics. He has also done Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse for Disney comics. Twice he was nominated for Eisner Award (Grendel Tales: Devils and Deaths and Prayer to Sun). As a writer, he has sold more than forty science fiction and fantasy short stories, two science fiction novels and two children's books. He has won four SFera Awards and one Grigor Vitez Award. Under the pseudonym Cecile Quintall he has written essays about comics. He was editor of nine Annual Collections of Croatian SF. He is editor-in-chief of the "Q strip" comics magazine.

Partial bibliography

Science Fiction and Fantasy prose

Books for kids

  • Knjige lazu! (Znanje, 1997), Grigor Vitez Award
  • Pavo protiv Pave (Mozaik kniga, 2002)

Comics

See also

Macan, Darko Macan, Darko Macan, Darko Macan, Darko Macan, Darko

 

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