Dreamers Magazine
- Apisonador / Roller (Spanish, 2000)
- Capitán Vengador / Captain Avenger (Spanish, 2000)
- Hombre de Negro / Man in Black (Spanish, 2000)
- Maximus (Spanish, 2000)
- Mujer de Rosa / Rose Woman (Spanish, 2000)
- Oskuro (Spanish, 2000)
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