Jean Solé original comic art
- Nationality : France
- Born : August 2, 1948
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Jean Solé is a French comic artist and illustrator, who stood out for the absurd and sometimes psychedelic drawings he made for magazines like Pilote, Fluide Glacial and L'Écho des Savanes. Born in Vic Fezensac, Gers, he made his first appearance in Pilote magazine in 1971. He participated on several news pages in cooperation with Guy Vidal, Jacques Lob, and Jean-Marie Pélaprat, and also made a great many caricatures. He made the psychedelic comics serial 'Jean Cyriaque' with scenario-writer Jean-Pierre Dionnet in 1972-1973, but became best known for his full-page illustrations of grotesque fantasy animals.
See also:
SuperDupont
· Fluide Glacial
· Jean Cyriaque
· Salle des machines
· Gotlib
· Jacques Lob
· Alexis
· Jean-Pierre Dionnet
· Alain Dister
· Audie
· Les Humanoïdes Associés
· Apjabd
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Browse 'Jean Solé' comic art classified by releases
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(AUT) Solé, Jean Pop-Hop 2015 -
(Recueil) Fluide Glacial (L'album) 06-2 2007 -
Jean Cyriaque je m'appelle Jean Cyriaque 1976 -
Salle des machines 2002 -
SuperDupont Amour & forfaiture 2008 -
SuperDupont Amour et forfaiture 1981 -
SuperDupont Les Âmes Noires 2008 -
SuperDupont Opération camembert 1983
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