Daniel Hulet
(b. 25/08/1945, Belgium)
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Daniel Hulet made his debut in the magazine Tintin in 1975, with comics about a cat called Charabia, several realistic stories about recent history (such as the recuperation of Japan after the second World War) and the 'Léo Gwenn' series, which he made together with writer Vicq. In 1980, with text by André-Paul Duchâteau, he made 'Pharaon' at Novedi, and a year later came 'Chris Melville' in Spirou.
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For the magazine Vécu, in 1985, Hulet created the series 'Chemins de la Gloire', first from text by Jan Bucquoy, later with his own scenarios. For Circus, he came up with the trilogy 'L'État Morbide' in 1987. In the early 1990s, Hulet created 'Voyage en Tête Étrangère' and restarted 'Pharaon' with Duchâteau.
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