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Born 1941 France. Known for: Comic illustration.
At a very early age, Francis Bergèse was already fascinated by airplanes, and he obtained a flying license at the age of seventeen. He subsequently enlisted in the army and was flying reconnaissance... Read full biography
At a very early age, Francis Bergèse was already fascinated by airplanes, and he obtained a flying license at the age of seventeen. He subsequently enlisted in the army and was flying reconnaissance missions by the age of twenty. His first comic work appeared in the monthly L'Étoile in 1963. He... Read full biography
At a very early age, Francis Bergèse was already fascinated by airplanes, and he obtained a flying license at the age of seventeen. He subsequently enlisted in the army and was flying reconnaissance missions by the age of twenty. His first comic work appeared in the monthly L'Étoile in 1963. He then drew his first complete stories in J2 Jeunes between 1964 and 1966. Then, through a press agency, he produced hundreds of pages for the magazines Zorro ('Jacques Renne', his first aviation comic),... Read full biography
At a very early age, Francis Bergèse was already fascinated by airplanes, and he obtained a flying license at the age of seventeen. He subsequently enlisted in the army and was flying reconnaissance missions by the age of twenty. His first comic work appeared in the monthly L'Étoile in 1963. He then drew his first complete stories in J2 Jeunes between 1964 and 1966. Then, through a press agency, he produced hundreds of pages for the magazines Zorro ('Jacques Renne', his first aviation comic), Amigo, Ajax, Cap 7 and Signe de Piste. He also made 'Les 3 Cascadeurs', 'Les 3 A' and 'Michel dans la Course' in Cyclomoto between 1969 and 1971, while also making some parodies in Télé-magazine and contributions to Francs-Jeux. In the early 1980s, he... Read full biography
At a very early age, Francis Bergèse was already fascinated by airplanes, and he obtained a flying license at the age of seventeen. He subsequently enlisted in the army and was flying reconnaissance missions by the age of twenty. His first comic work appeared in the monthly L'Étoile in 1963. He then drew his first complete stories in J2 Jeunes between 1964 and 1966. Then, through a press agency, he produced hundreds of pages for the magazines Zorro ('Jacques Renne', his first aviation comic), Amigo, Ajax, Cap 7 and Signe de Piste. He also made 'Les 3 Cascadeurs', 'Les 3 A' and 'Michel dans la Course' in Cyclomoto between 1969 and 1971, while also making some parodies in Télé-magazine and contributions to Francs-Jeux. In the early 1980s, he did some comics about World War II for Larousse and Ouest-Franc... Read full biography
