About David de Vries
Born 1961. David de Vries is an Australian and New Zealand cartoonist, comics artist, artist, designer, editor and film director.
David (Dave) de Vries (born 1961) is a New Zealand film writer, director, and producer who also writes and illustrates comic books. He was born in New Zealand and emigrated with his family to Australia.
De Vries was born in Wellington, New Zealand, in 1961, and grew up in the inner suburb of Ngaio. He emigrated to Melbourne at an early age with his parents, where he lived until he was eighteen. Together with Gary Chaloner, Glenn Lumsden and Tad Pietrzykowski he established Cyclone Comics in 1985, to ensure that their characters could be published while remaining under their control. Together they have drawn a new look version of The Phantom for Marvel Comics, have worked on Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight Star Trek comics for DC Comics, The Eternal Warrior Yearbook for Valiant Comics, The Puppet Master for Eternity Comics doing artwork for magazines like Picture, People, Ralph, The Australian Financial Review and The Bulletin.
In 2009 de Vries wrote and directed a feature film, Carmilla Hyde, which won 'Best Feature' at the South Australian Screen Awards in March 2010 after winning 'Best Guerilla Feature' and 'Best Supporting Actress' at the Melbourne Underground Film Festival. Carmilla Hyde has won nine awards, which also include 'Best International Feature' Swansea Bay Film Festival, 'Best International Feature' International Film Festival South Africa, 'Best Australian Feature' Sexy International Film Festival and 'Best Foreign Film' Minneapolis Underground Film Festival.
De Vries has written a number of live action and animation scripts for such film and TV. He is course coordinator of the Advance Production Projects for the Third Year Film & Television students at UniSA, and the Festival Director for the Barossa Film Festival.
Bibliography (as writer)
Australian Comic Books
OzComics
Oz Comics #1 1 - 2
McKerr-Whitfield
Cyclone 1
Cyclone! Australia 1 - 4
Cyclone Comics Australia
Cyclone! Australia 5 - 8
Southern Squadron 9 - 13
Southern Squadron Special: The Waldon File 1
Cyclone! Super Special 1 - 2
G.I. Joe Australia 1, 4
Dark Nebula 7, 8
Cyclone Redux: The Adventures of Flash Damingo & The Jackaroo 3 - 4
Southern Aurora Comics
Southern Aurora Comics Presents 1 - 2
Issue One Comics
Da 'n' Dill 1
Puffin Books
Round The Twist 1 - 2
Paul Jennings 1997 Super Diary
Steve Carter's Comic Nasties
A Mission from God - Complete Uncut Version
American Comic Books
Aricel
Full Throttle 1 - 2
Comico
Fathom 1 - 3
Srikeforce: America 1
Dark Horse Comics
The Thing from Another World: Eternal Vows 1 - 4
Dark Horse Down Under 3
DC Comics
Suicide Squad 44
Star Trek 34
Green Lantern Annual 3
Green Lantern Corps Quarterly 8
Black Lightning 9 -13
First Comics
Grimjack 67
Mailbu/Eternity Comics
Puppet Master 1 - 4
Puppet Master: Children of the Puppet Master 1 - 2
The Southern Squadron 1 - 4
Southern Squadron: The Freedom of Information Act 1 - 4
Bodyguard 1 - 3
Marvel Comics
Marvel Comics Presents 148, 162 - 1965
The Phantom: Ghost Who Walks 1 - 3
Nicotat
Boris The Bear 25
Valiant/Acclaim
Eternal Warrior Yearbook 1
Magnus, Robot Fighter 34, 47 - 48
Rai and the Future Force 19
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Who is David de Vries?
Comic book artist & writer
When was David de Vries born?
David de Vries was born in 1961 in Wellington.
What is David de Vries's occupation?
David de Vries is a cartoonist, comics artist, artist, designer, editor and film director.
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David de Vries is Australian and New Zealand.
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