Alain Ayroles

Alain Ayroles, born on January 25, 1968, is a renowned French author, playwright, screenwriter, and translator. He is highly regarded for his exceptional work in the field of graphic novels, with notable titles such as Garulfo, De cape et de crocs, and Les Indes Fourbes. His creative journey began with studying sequential art, which laid the foundation for his future collaborations and successful projects in the comic book industry.

Throughout his career, Ayroles has been recognized for his talent in blending classical literature, humor, and adventure into captivating graphic stories. His works have received critical acclaim and numerous awards, including the Petit Robert prize for best comics writer in 1998. Besides creating original series, he has also contributed to translating popular comic series like Bone into French, further showcasing his versatile talent.

• Garulfo – A fairy tale turned on its head, blending fantasy and adventure, which became a critical and commercial success.
• De cape et de crocs – A 17th-century theatrical comedy filled with references to French classical literature, spanning over 11 volumes and considered a classic in the comic world.
• Les Indes Fourbes – A notable work in his bibliography, adding to his reputation as a versatile and talented storyteller.