Autorentext

Damián Campanario Hernández, known as Damián, was born in Barcelona in 1976. His formal training is in education, graduating from the University of Barcelona and then going to work for the Ministry of Justice in Catalonia. He would later enter the world of comics by taking part in the collective work "Barcelona TM," published by Norma, where he had the chance to work alongside numerous other comics creators. From there, his projects grew in scope, ranging from the adaptation of a novel ("Lágrimas en la lluvia") to the wartime graphic novel "Blechkoller," his first work published in France. Over the years, Damián has steadily made his mark on the comics world, showing his incredible creativity and versatility with each new project, both collaborative works and new series, with an increasingly international reach. His series "GenPet" (Ankama), created alongside Àlex Fuentes, captured readers' imagination across France, Spain, Italy, and the US, winning awards along the way. Damián and Àlex Fuentes have now come together again for the series "Perdus dans le futur" (Dupuis; "Lost in the Future," Europe Comics), an adventure saga for younger readers filled with surprises at every turn.

Klappentext

A fantastic adventure for young readers! Packed with mystery, danger, and a cast of delightful characters (and creatures!), told through colorful, immersive illustrations and easy to read text.

The future is no walk in the park... as our five young friends are about to find out once more! With the help of the Knights Templar, our heroes have made another jump through time in an attempt to return to the present and their families. Something has gone wrong, however, as they find themselves somewhere else in the future. It's a savage, ravaged world, where the survivors face a daily fight for survival against gangs of teenage hooligans. Mei, Driss, and the others decide to join an outpost of the resistance at an old theme park as they come to grips with a frightening new reality and try to find a way home... before it's too late!