Tamia and the Memories of the Dragon Vol. 1

by David Braña, Pahito (Illustrator)

Overview

For anyone that loves fantasy! A new series featuring a human girl entering a fantastical world filled with magical creatures!

Little Tamia and her father must overcome a difficult time in their lives. To do so, they decide to spend their summer vacation in Damar, a beautiful town with delicious pastries, mysterious shopkeepers and no technology. On their first night, Tamia is awakened by a weird noise. A dragon, Sosoot, has broken in, seeking... something? But is Sosoot a dream? Or is he a new friend?

Adventure awaits as Tamia and Sosoot seek something lost and learn about the world—and themselves—in the process.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781545823248
Publisher:	Papercutz
Publication date:	02/03/2026
Series:	Tamia , #1
Pages:	96
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x (d)
Age Range:	7 - 12 Years

About the Author

David Braña was born in Barcelona. He has written a large number of short comics for magazines and anthologies, and longer comics in various markets (Spain, USA, UK, France), such as the two DOS installments, Evil War, Mercury, Los ocultos, Mil Lobos, Vivar, Madeja, Lady Enigma, Córtex, Monte Arruit, Pax Anza, La Batalla de Rande, Lady Enigma, Tamia and the Memories of the Dragon, Dugan, Good Bastard, El Azote, Spinal Cord and A Bocajarro. He currently resides in Vigo, where he is preparing new projects for various markets, which will be published soon.

Pablo Cialoni, aka Pahito, is a comic book artist and designer from Rosario, Argentina. Armed with a sharp line and expressive characters, his style blends storytelling clarity with visual punch. He studied under legendary artists like Germán Peralta Carrasoni, Salvador Sanz, and Diego Agrimbau, forging a path all his own in the world of comics.
Pahito is the illustrator behind Angelito y los orígenes de Central, Tamia and the Memories of the Dragon, and the epic sci-fi and horror Spinal Cord. When he’s not drawing skulls, dragons or football legends, he’s probably sketching something weirder.