'Le Roi des Mouches'.
Pascal Mesemberg, who uses the pseudonym Mezzo, was born in 1960 in Drancy. His comics appeared in magazines such as Zoulou, L'Echo des Savanes and Métal Aventure. In 1989, he started working together with Michel Pirus, creating a collection of dark stories for the collection Frank Margerin Présente and eventually the comic 'Les Désarmés', of which two volumes appeared in 1991 and 1993. Other titles by Mezzo and Pirus are 'Deux Tueurs', 'Un Monde Étrange', 'Mickey-Mickey' and the series 'Le Roi des Mouches'. In addition to his comics work, Mezzo makes illustrations for Le Journal de Mickey and for book covers of Stephen King novels. In 2014, he made 'Love In Vain' with writer Jean-Michel Dupont, about the life of blues artist Robert Johnson. Mezzo lives in Paris and is influenced by Chester Gould, Robert Williams and Orson Welles.
Despite being born in France, Mezzo's 'Le Roi des Mouches' has its own comic mural in Brussels since June 2007, namely in the Rue Hubert Stiernet 23 / Hubert Stiernetstraat 23, as part of the Brussels' Comic Book Route.
'Love In Vain'.