• Stephen Desberg (auteur)

  Stephen Desberg was born in Brussels in 1954 and started out as a comic book author in 1976, writing short stories for Tintin magazine (Le Lombard). A follower of Maurice Tillieux, the creator of "Gil Jourdan," in 1980 Desberg began working for the weekly Spirou magazine (Dupuis), taking over the "Tif and Tondu" adventure series, illustrated by Will. He then successively created the characters 421, Billy the Cat, Mic Mac Adam and Jimmy Tousseul, before gradually moving to a more adult readership, publishing two albums in the Aire Libre collection by Dupuis, alongside Will: "Le Jardin des désirs" (1989) and "La Vingt-Septième Lettre" (1990). An original and versatile writer, Desberg goes from one genre to another with ease and inventiveness. In 1996 he tackled the topic of racism with illustrator Bernard Vrancken in "Le sang noir," a romantic saga in four albums published by Le Lombard. As an American citizen, Desberg has also explored many themes linked with his other home country, as evidenced by the long-running financial thriller "IR$" with Le Lombard, also illustrated by Vrancken. America serves as a backdrop in his other albums as well, such as "L'étoile du désert" (1996, Dargaud, 2016 Europe Comics, "Desert Star"), a twilight western created with Enrico Marini. Desberg is also passionate about religious themes, having collaborated with Enrico Marini on riddles of Christian origins in "The Scorpion" (2000-2014, Dargaud, Cinebook in English), a saga bursting with flamboyant heroes with capes and swords in eighteenth-century Rome. A writer as prolific as any out there, Desberg has authored many other series over the years, including "Cassio" (2007; Europe Comics in English 2018), "Miss October" (2012; Europe Comics in English 2018), "Sherman" (2011; Europe Comics in English), and "Golden Dogs" (2014; Europe Comics in English 2016), all with Le Lombard. Along the way, he also continued work on the saga "Black Op" (2005 Dargaud, 2015 Europe Comics), a series illustrated by his friend Hugues Labiano. His recent work includes the espionage series "Jack Wolfgang" (2017, Le Lombard, Europe Comics in English), together with Henri Reculé, centered on a whip-smart wolf who is both world-famous food critic, and secret agent for the CIA.

• Daniel Koller (Illustré par)

  Koller, DanielScénariste Dessinateur ColoristeNé le 01/01/1963 en SUISSEDaniel Koller né en 1963, à Genève.Pas d'études ni de formation particulière.Autodidacte dans le domaine du dessin.Passionné de bandes dessinées depuis l'enfance, il exerce à mi-temps, dès la fin de sa scolarité obligatoire, divers petits boulots qui lui permettent de développer parallèlement le dessin. Première publication dans le magazine " A Suivre " vers l'âge de vingt ans, sous le pseudonyme de Bader K.Puis, toujours dans " A Suivre ", échelonnées sur une dizaine d'années, suivent plusieurs autres publications, mais cette fois sous le nom de Koller. Deux histoires courtes, publiées peu avant la disparition du mensuel, mettent en scène le personnage de Luc Lafontaine, qui a fait par la suite l'objet d'un albumSérie(s) réalisée(s)MayamTribulations de Luc Lafontaine (Les)

Auteur(s) : Stephen Desberg

Editeur : Standaard Uitgeverij

Auteur(s) : Stephen Desberg

Publication : 13 février 2015

Intérieur : Noir & blanc

Support(s) : Livre numérique eBook [ePub]

Contenu(s) : ePub

Protection(s) : Marquage social (ePub)

Taille(s) : 30 Mo (ePub)

Langue(s) : Néerlandais, flamand

Code(s) CLIL : 3772, 3779

EAN13 Livre numérique eBook [ePub] : 5420077103056

EAN13 (papier) : 9789055816965