- Éric Hérenguel
Éric Hérenguel (born
October 20 ,1966 inDouai ) is a Frenchcomics artist andcomic book creator .Biography
Hérenguel made his debut in 1986 with the Jean-Pierre Croquet's short stories for the famous "Tintin" (magazine). When the "Journal de Tintin" publication ceased, he worked two years for a publicist. His work is clearly influenced by movies (mainly from the social science fiction). His first serie was "Carnivores" written by
Jean Wacquet . He made the interior work on "Ballade au bout du Monde " (issues #5 to #8 and written byMakyo ). After, he collaborated with Dieter on "Les Mémoires d’Edward John Trelawnay", inspired by the realprivateer Edward John Trelawny but in a science fiction universe with somefantasy elements. Then, in 1999, he created Krän ("crâne" means "skull" in french), a serie of fantasy comic books published in France byVent d'Ouest as a series of graphic albums. The series is a parody of sword and sorcery stories and specifically of the role-playing gameDungeons and Dragons ("Krän", the main character being a barbarian).Éric Hérenguel is currently working on the magazine "Lanfeust" with "Kiliwatch".Bibliography
* "Carnivores" (written by
Jean Wacquet ,Glénat (publisher) ):1. : Terry (1991):2. : Xiao (1993)
* "Balade au bout du monde " (written by Pierre Makyo):5. : Ariane (1992):6. : A-Ka-Tha (1993):7. : La Voix des maîtres (1994):8. : Maharani (1995)
* "Edward John Trelawnay" (withDieter , scenario):1. : Le Voyage du Starkos (1997):2. : Princesse Zéla (1998):3. : L'Ultime Combat (1999)
* "Krän ":1. : Les Runes de Gartagueul (1999) :2. : Le Walou Walou ancestral (2000) :3. : Gare aux Garous (2001) :4. : Le Grand Tournoi (2001) :5. : L'Invasion des envahisseurs (2002) :6. : L'Encyclopédie de Krän (2003) :7. : La Princesse Viagra (2005), forbidden and halted printing because threatened by a legal action from the american companyPfizer (Viagra owner) :7. : La Princesse de Mormoille :8. : The Key Quête Quouest Ouane (2006)
* "Lune d'Argent sur Providence " (published by Vent d'Ouest):1. : Les enfants de l'Abîme
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