Comic art by Olivier TaDuc. Dutch-language version.
Olivier TaDuc, a Frenchman with Vietnamese origins, canceled his studies in medicine to pursue an artistic career. He met scriptwriter Dieter, with whom he created some short stories for the magazine Triolo ('La Forêt de Nouhaud'). He began a studio with Thierry Robin and Pierre-Yves Gabrion. He continued his collaboration with Dieter at the publishing house Glénat with the historical saga 'Sark'.
'Les Voyages de Takuan'.
TaDuc then took over the graphical part of the series 'Les Voyages de Takuan' from Emiliano Simeoni at Delcourt. He drew the three final episodes with text by Serge Le Tendre between 1994 and 1996. TaDuc and Le Tendre then began the western 'Chinaman', about a Chinese man in the Far West.
'Chinaman'.
'Chinaman', in which martial arts and classic wild west are combined, appeared at Les Humanoïdes Associés from 1997. The series was continued at Dupuis from 2001. In addition, he launched the comical series 'Mon Pépé est un Fantôme' with Nicolas Barral at Dupuis in 2008.
In Spirou issue #3778 (8 September 2010), he drew a special homage to André Geerts, who'd recently passed away.
'Mon Pépé est un Fantôme'