Christophe Pelinq

Ciro Tota and Christophe Arleston at the Chibi Japan Expo 2007.

Christophe Pelinq (born August 14, 1963 in Aix-en-Provence ) is a French comic book author , known under the stage name Christophe or Scotch Arleston .

After a childhood in Madagascar , he returned to France, where he studied journalism in Marseille . At first he worked as a radio play author for mystery radio plays. In 1989 he began writing for his friend Paul Glaudel as a comic book author . First they worked on smaller stories for the comic magazine Circus and on a children's comic. The Master Cartographers , also in collaboration with Paul Glaudel , became Arleston's first own series and a great success. In 1994 Lanfeust von Troy followed , with whom he began his successful saga about the magical world of Troy , which is his most important work to this day.

Works

• Bug hunters
• Excalibur with Eric Hübsch
• The conquest of Troy
• Elixirs
• Ekhö - world of mirrors with Alessandro Barbucci
• The Askell Fires with Jean-Louis Mourier
• The gnomes of Troy with Didier Tarquin
• Lanfeust of Troy with Didier Tarquin
• Lanfeust of the stars
• The master cartographers
• The opal forests with pellet
• Troll of Troy with Jean-Louis Mourier
• The castaways from Ythaq with Adrien Floch
• Moréa with Dominique Latil
• Leo Loden
• Lanfeust Odyssey with Didier Tarquin
• Chimaira 1887 with Vincent

Web links

Commons : Christophe Arleston  - album with pictures, videos and audio files

• Literature by and about Christophe Pelinq in the catalog of the German National Library
• French fansite about Arleston and his work
• Profile on www.kult-edUNGEN.de