'Les Teutoniques'.
As the son of a German mother and Spanish father, Bernard Capo developed a passion for both comics and music in his childhood. After getting his degree, he went traveling through Europe and Africa. When he returned to France, he started singing in café-theaters, at festivals, etc. In 1985, he founded the Association pour la Bande Dessinée du Centre (A.B.D.C.) and launched the fanzine L'Abédécé. In this fanzine, he wrote several articles and he made his first steps as a comic artist. At the same time, he became a press illustrator and caricaturist in La Nouvelle République du Centre-Ouest. In the same newspaper, he started the comic series 'Loïc Francoeur', about a traveling singer. This series was later continued in Tintin.
From the mid-1980s on, Capo illustrated numerous promotional comic books. With scriptwriter Guy Lehideux, he created 'Avec Charette' at Triomphe publishers. In 1998, he teamed up with Rodolphe to create 'Les Teutoniques' at Téméraire publishers. In 2001, he started the 'Tombelaine' series with scenarist Gilles Chaillet.
'Tombelaine'.