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Dresden, Germany 2005
Klaus ran as fast as he could through the streets of Dresden. But it didn't seem to matter. Every time he thought he lost it, and approached a check point, he heard the creature and he'd have to take off in another direction to lose it again. He was going to be stuck behind the Quarantine Zone walls until it was taken cared of, but he couldn't do it himself.
Klaus was an excellent marksman, but it didn't do a lot of good without ammunition of some sort and a steady sight on the target. He had a few throwing knives at hand, but to take the time to see wh
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by MetaWorks (https://www.deviantart.com/metaworks), JoeyVazquez (https://www.deviantart.com/joeyvazquez), sanjun (https://www.deviantart.com/sanjun)
Felipe Cagno’s Long Journey to “The Lost Kids: Seeking Samarkang.”
by techgnotic (https://www.deviantart.com/techgnotic)
Many deviants know well…
…“The Lost Kids: Seeking Samarkand”, the 200+ pages graphic novel written and created by Brazilian storyteller FelipeCagno (https://www.deviantart.com/felipecagno).
What few know is the story of how it took him almost a decade to bring this story to the public between script re–writes, production setbacks and more than three years of working with a team of artists spread across the globe.
Although “The Lost Kid
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