Christian Gaty

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Christian Catignol alias Christian Gaty (born February 9, 1925 ) is a French comic artist .

Career

After attending the art school, Christian Gaty was one of the young draftsmen around Raymond Poïvet . In 1947 he began a long-term collaboration with Vaillant . In addition to commissions for the daily press, he also published in Pilote and Journal de Mickey . With the completion of an interrupted story of The Red Corsair , he took over the series and the representation of Jijé at the same time . After the death of Jean-Michel Charlier , he continued with Jean Ollivier and used his own style, which he replaced in the last three episodes with that of Victor Hubinon at Dargaud's request .

Works

  • 1965: Robin des bois
  • 1966: Le grêlé 7-13
  • 1971: Fanfan la tulipe
  • 1971: Les espadons
  • 1980: Energiak
  • 1980: Histoire du Far West
  • 1980: L'encyclopédie en bandes bessinées
  • 1982: Découvreurs d'étoiles
  • 1982: The Red Corsair
  • 1983: Cogan
  • 1985: Blackstar
  • 1988: Rossignol

Individual references / comments

  1. ↑ Christian Gaty on bedetheque.com (French)
  2. ↑ Christian Gaty on lambiek.net (English)
  3. ↑ Les disparus du faucon noir (page 9–46) according to jmcharlier.com (French)
personal data
SURNAME Gaty, Christian
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Catignol, Christian (real name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION French comic artist
DATE OF BIRTH February 9, 1925