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Artist · Belgium

1924 to 1989

Also signed as

“Michel Philippe”

Portrait of Jean-Michel Charlier
Cover of BlueberryBlueberryCover of Tanguy et LaverdureTanguy et LaverdureCover of RedbeardRedbeardCover of Buck DannyBuck DannyCover of La Patrouille des CastorsLa Patrouille des CastorsCover of L'oncle PaulL'oncle PaulComicJim Cutlass1965Fort NavajoComicMarc Dacier1968El general “Cabellos Rubios”

Jean-Michel Charlier.

cartoonist · comics writer

Belgium, 1924 to 1989

In short

Jean-Michel Charlier (30 October 1924 to 10 July 1989) was a Belgian comics writer. He was a co-founder of the famed Franco-Belgian comics magazine Pilote.

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Born
1924, Liège
Died
1989, Paris
Citizenship
Belgium
Active
1943 to 1997
Work
cartoonist, comics writer, screenwriter
Also known as
Michel Philippe, Flettner, Georges Cel, Charvick
Career

Jean-Michel Charlier, in numbers

Years active
Jean Valhardi, 1943Buck Danny, 1947L'oncle Paul, 1951Kim Devil, 1953Patrouille à l'aube, 1954La Patrouille des Castors, 1954Jacques Le Gall, 1959Redbeard, 1959Opération « Mercury », 1962Blueberry, 1963Les Révoltés de l'Océane, 1965Fort Navajo, 1965The Sioux Trail, 1967El general “Cabellos Rubios”, 1968Le Spectre aux balles d'or, 1972La Mine de l'Allemand perdu, 1972Les Disparus du Faucon noir, 1982Nuclear Alert, 1983Ombres sur Tombstone, 199719works
Works by year, 1943 to 1997. Known for
6works1940s1950s1960s1980s
Works by decade. Busiest: the 1950s.

Sketchbook

Portrait of Jean-Michel Charlier

Cover of BlueberryCover of Tanguy et LaverdureCover of Redbeard
Known for

The essential Jean-Michel Charlier

Bibliography

60 works, decade by decade

1940s

1950s

1960s

1970s

1980s

1990s

Undated