Didier Pasamonik
Didier Pasamonik, born June 18, 1957 in Ostend, Belgium, is a French-speaking comic book expert, publisher, editor, journalist and curator. He is the assistant editor and editorial director of ActuaBD.com since 2003…
Dario Kukić
Dario Kukić was born in 1971 in Zagreb, Croatia. In 1990 he graduated high school with the animated film Kuglana made in Zagreb Film studios…
Carlo Ambrosini
Carlo Ambrosini (born April 15, 1954 in Azzano Mella near Brescia) is an Italian comic book artist…
Lax
Christian Lacroix, better known as Lax (born January 2nd 1949, in Lyon, France), is an artist and writer of bande dessinée…
Tanino Liberatore
Tanino Liberatore (born Gaetano Liberatore in Quadri, Italy, 12 April 1953) is an Italian cartoonist, comics author, illustrator and painter…
Luigi Piccatto
Luigi Piccatto was born in 1954 in Turin, Italy. He quit medical school to pursue a career in comics, getting his first job in 1977 at the Corrier Boy magazine, where he drew the adventures of Chris Lean in collaboration with scriptwriter Raffaele D’Argenzio…
Helena Klakočar
Helena Klakočar is a versatile visual artist, working in the fields of installation, illustration, comics, animation, graphic design and storytelling, known for autobiographical, social and political themes…
Roberto Diso
Roberto Diso, born in Rome in 1932, attended an art school, after which he studied architecture, but dropped out in order to focus on his career as a comic artist, which began in 1954 on the pages of Il Victorioso magazine in collaboration with Sant D’Amico…
Niko Henrichon
Niko Henrichon is a French-Canadian comic book artist who has worked for several American companies, but also for publishers in France…
Jean-Louis Tripp
Jean-Louis Tripp, born in France in 1958, saw his first pages appear at 19 in the cult SF anthology comics magazine Métal Hurlant…
Valentin Sécher
Valentin Sécher, born 1988 in France, graduated in 2009 from the Ecole Pivaut, a school of applied arts and narrative drawing in Nantes, where he discovered artists like Moebius…
Ivo Milazzo
Ivo Milazzo (Tortona, Italy, 1947) is an Italian illustrator, painter and comic artist with an idiosyncratic and recognizable style. He began his professional path in 1971, together with scriptwriter Giancarlo Berardi, with Tarzan stories for the French market, and the humorous project Il Palafita for Sorry Magazine. Between 1972 and 1973, Milazzo worked for the publisher Gino Sansoni, drawing strips for Horror and Supervip magazines, as well as some episodes of Diabolik. He joined the Bierreci studios, where he cooperated on Disney comics with Giorgio Rebuffi and Lucian Bottaro, as well as Tweety and Silvester stories for the Italian and French market, again with scripts by Berardi…