Claude Le Gallo

Claude le Gallo drew the 'Poco' comic for the magazine of the same name, edited and scripted by Claude Moliterni. The Poco magazine, which was launched in 1969, was originally called Pogo-Poco. However, the team got some legal trouble (because of Walt Kelly's character Pogo), so the magazine was renamed to Poco. Le Gallo was asked to draw the title strip.

Since 1970, Claude le Gallo was also present at Tintin, with 'Amik', a series about an imaginary kingdom (scenarios by Claude Moliterni). In the mid-1970s, he worked for Pilote. Claude le Gallo was a member of the editorial team of Phénix, a periodical about comics. In 1984 he wrote a book about Edgar P. Jacobs: 'Le monde de Edgar P. Jacobs'.