Jean-François di Giorgio is one of the most inventive comics writers of his generation. After cooperating with several magazines, Di Giorgio made his first albums with the artist Denis Mérézette in 1985 and 1986 ('Rue des Ombres', Michel Deligne, and 'Julie Julie', Ed. Creation). 1986 also marked the creation of the series 'Munro', that Di Giorgio wrote for Griffo and later André Taymans in Spirou. For that same magazine, Di Giorgio also wrote scripts for Jung and Alain Mounier.
In 1990, he teamed up with the artist Benoit Roels to adapt the novel 'Les Pays Perdus' to comics in the Lombard collection Signe de Piste. With the same artist, he subsequently created 'Fous de Monk' in 1993. Di Giorgio also continued to cooperate with Taymans on series like 'Sam Griffith' (Alpen, 1991) and 'Les Aventures de Bouchon le Petit Cochon' (Casterman, 1995). In 1998 he started a cooperation with Paul Teng, which resulted in the historical saga 'Shane'. Starting in 2003, he started several series at the publishing house Nucléa, such as 'Le Culte des Ténèbres' (art by Tiberiu) and 'Mygala' (art by Frédéric Genêt).
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