Pierre Boisserie

Né à Paris en 1964, Pierre Boisserie mettra trente-cinq ans pour arriver à la bande dessinée. Un parcours commencé avec ‘Fripounet et Fripounette', qu'il achète à la sortie de l'église, puis ‘Le Journal de Tintin' de la glorieuse époque Greg, jusqu'au coup de tonnerre de 1977 lorsqu'il découvre, en colonie de vacances, le numéro 92 de ‘Strange', qui traîne sur un lit. Jack Kirby, Gil Kane et Gene Colan laissent entrevoir à ce grand échalas des mondes extraordinaires où peut bouillonner son imaginaire débordant. Sur les conseils avisés de ses excellents parents, c'est pourtant vers la kinésithérapie qu'il s'oriente. Un métier qui occupera quinze années de sa vie, pendant lesquelles il trouve quand même le temps de se marier et de faire des e

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