Éric Juszezak

Éric Juszezak, born in Douala, Cameroon, started out illustrating game books for Hachette in 1986. That same year, he made some comic parodies for publisher Albin Michel. Two years later, Juszezak made the interactive comic book 'Les Crocs d'Ebène' with scriptwriter G. E. Ranne at Glénat. Influenced by British and American comic books, he cooperated with Ranne again in 1990, launching the police series 'Les Héritiers' at Vents d'Ouest.

From 1992 Juszezak illustrated the series 'Indiana Jones Jr.' in the collection Bibliothèque Verte of Hachette. On scenarios by Patrick Cothias, he illustrated two albums in the series 'Beaux Rivages' at Dargaud in 1995. In 1998 he started his first big series about the au-pair 'Oki', along with writer Christian Godard, in the Bulle Noire collection of Glénat. As a scriptwriter, he has worked with Antonio Parras on 'Le Méridien des Brumes' at Dargaud in 2003. In 2005, with Yann, he created 'Narvalo', published by Dargaud. That same year, he illustrated the fifth book in the series 'Pandora Box' at Dupuis (script by Alcante).