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    American Cards
    American Cards
    American Cards
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    American Cards

    By Mike Donati

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    I am Star wars fan! I saw "The return of the Jedi" in 1983 with my friends. At this time, thirteen years old, we drive bicross bicyclette around the Bourgogne forest in France. When i saw the biker scout drive the speeder bike, i feeling like at home! I saw "Star wars" and " The Empire strick back" after in theater. The epopy from George Lucas is like a Jules Verne adventures, near but so far away...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMike Donati
    Release dateMar 13, 2013
    ISBN9781301310272
    American Cards
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    Mike Donati

    I am a welder for life. I worked all over Europe for this job. And I have another professional activity: I am an illustrator and writer of digital books. Fan of Marvel Comics, Dc Comics, Todd Mc Farlane, Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Steve Dikto, J.Y. Mitton, Hergé, Cabu and many more; I chose to get involved in the creation of comics and digital books for young people. you can see on picture my white designer glove with cut fingers. It's simply to draw better on my graphics tablet! I really like working in all digital. I think the future of digital reading is a new dowser. It must be constantly supplied. It's important, it's our future and there's Jules Verne, H.G. Wells and B. Werber who guide us.Have Fun. I live in Grasse, in French Riviera. I practice Longboard and beach for fun exlusive. I believe of the future of Webcomics and i like to work for Smashwords! Because it's the Californian people! Mark Hamill, Luke Skywalker, live next, The San Diego Padres(Baseball team) too and Hollywood are very present here. So coooollll , Yeah:-)

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