Jérôme Lereculey studied fine arts in Rennes. He co-founded the Atchoum association, while being an apprentice to Michel Plessix, Lucien Rollin and Patrice Pellerin. A fan of heroic-fantasy, he teamed up with writer Pierre Dubois to create 'Zenda', for which he got the Betty Boop prize for best heroic-fantasy album. He then began the detective comic 'Nuit Noire' with David Chauvel at Delcourt. Inspired by Gaul mythology, he began the 'Arthur' series in 1999. This series is a comic adaptation of King Arthur's life, again on scenario by Chauvel.
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