Olivier Ledroit
Olivier Ledroit is one of the most famous French fantasy comic artists and one of the founding fathers of the genre "BD Gothique". After studying Applied Arts, Ledroit started drawing for some game magazines. After meeting the comic book writer Froideval, Ledroit was introduced to the comic book industry. Together with Froideval, he created "Les Chroniques de la Lune Noire", a series published by the Zembla publishers since 1989, and subsequently by Dargaud. While working on this series, he drew "Xoco" (1994), a fantasy story written by Thomas Mosdi. Between 1996 and 1999, he worked with Pat Mills for "Sha", a science fiction series located in a religious and fascist America. He contributed to Le Réveil de Golem and created "La Porte écarlate" for Soleil in 1998. Under his label, Nickel created the series "Requiem Chevalier Vampire", another collaboration with Pat Mills, in 2000. He also illustrated an episode of "Les Arcandes de la Lune Noire" with a screenplay by Froideval for Dargaud in 2001. A book containing Ledroit's fairytale work, "L'Univers Féerique d'Olivier Ledroit", was published by Daniel Maghen in 2003.
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