Short answers, pulled from the story.
Marcelo Cassaro was born on the 15th of August 1970 and was fifteen years old when he entered the animation industry in 1985. He began working as a design assistant and in-between artist at the Maurício de Sousa studios at that time.
Holy Avenger was printed to be read left-to-right with the first three pages of each chapter in color and the rest in black and white. The comic sold 30,000 copies each month and ran for forty issues from 1995 to 2004.
Marcelo Cassaro founded Dragão Brasil in 1995 as the first Brazilian monthly magazine specialized in role-playing games. It was the only publication of its kind to complete more than 100 editions and served as a platform for his work on licensed games and original RPGs like Tormenta.
Victory was the first comic book with Brazilian script and art published in the United States by Image Comics. This release marked a breakthrough for Brazilian creators seeking international recognition and global market access.
Marcelo Cassaro received the Ângelo Agostini Award on the 15th of August 2018 as Mestre do Quadrinho Nacional. This honor recognized his decades of contributions to Brazilian comics and his boundary-pushing work in both comics and role-playing games.