Moynot

Emmanuel Moynot was born in Paris in 1960. After making a name for himself in the fanzine PLGthen in Viper, released his first album, L'Enfer du Jourin Glénat, in 1983. In 1989, an album marked a turning point in his career: La Pension des Deux Roses, in Magic-StripA fruitful collaboration then began with Dieter, in Le Temps des Bombes, Qu'elle Crève la Carrogne!, and then, in the two volumes of Nord-Sud (Dargaud)At Casterman, he signs Happy Birthday, Mum!, While You Sleep, My Loveand What are you thinking?, before returning to the series in 2005 Nestor Burma which was entrusted to him by Tardi. In 2013, he adapted L'Homme Qui Assassinais Sa Vie, by Jean Vautrin.