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Born in 1958 in Namur, Denis Lapiรจre started his sociology studies after having had a taste of the thrills of auto racing. In the mid-1980s he was one of the founders of the Tropica BD bookstore in Charleroi, which became the meeting point for many artists. Once he started getting some contacts, Lapiรจre started writing scripts, which gradually found their place in the editorial landscape. He started at "Spirou," producing short stories. He then published his first book in 1987: "Mauro Caldi" (รditions Michel Constant Mirror). In 1990, he started "Charly" with Magda, a fantasy thriller that had "Spirou" readers on the edge of their seats. In the years that followed, Denis wrote scripts for several titles in the Aire Libre collection at Dupuis, aimed toward adult readers. With Jean-Philippe Stassen, he created "Le Bar du Vieux Franรงais," which won numerous awards around the world. For artist Paul Gillon, he wrote "La derniรจre des salles obscures" about the fate of a film producer during the twentieth century. While continuing his graphic novel collaborations (with Pellejero and Mezzomo in particular), Lapiรจre continued to work on more family-orientated comics like "Ludo" (with Bailly and Mathy), "Oscar" (with Durieux), and the reboot of "Tif et Tondu" (with Sikorski). In the 2000s, Denis Lapiรจre had several experiences as a film screenwriter (with Pierre-Paul Renders). He also tried out an editorial role (launching the collections "Punaise" and "Puceron" at Dupuis). In early 2010 he led two major projects: a collaborative series called "Alter Ego" and the new adventures of "Michel Vaillant" (Dupuis/Europe Comics), which he co-wrote with Philippe Graton. With nearly one hundred albums under his belt, Denis Lapiรจre is one of today's most accomplished writers.
After a first career as an educator for people with special needs, รmilie Alibert became an actress, working alongside Daniel Prรฉvost, Gรฉrard Jugnot, Roger Planchon, Michel Duchossoy, and Alexandre Brasseur. She then devoted herself to writing for television (for the series "Plus belle la vie") as well as comics. Her first series was the three-part saga "Rose" (Dupuis; Europe Comics in English), created together with Denis Lapiรจre and Valรฉrie Vernay. She is currently working on the heroic fantasy series "Le Roi Louve" with Denis Lapiรจre and Adriรกn (Dupuis; "The Wolf Queen," Europe Comics).
