When he was fourteen years old, Adam took a comics course held by Vittorio Leonardo. He then did several artistic studies and, at age 18, he began colllaborating with Batem on the merchandising of 'Marsupilami'. He got the chance to meet Franquin, and to cooperate with Yann on some gag pages with the Marsupilami and Petit Noël. He then went to work for the magazine Spirou, where drew about 37 pages of the western series 'Glenn Duncan' with scripts by Denis Lapière in 1991. The cooperation with Lapière eventually didn't work out, and in the following years, Adam did several artistic jobs. He worked in animation, and briefly worked at the atelier of Tome and Janry. For several years, he did infographics for a videogame company in Namur. In 2000, he dropped all his activities and left for Latin America for six months. After his return, he found employment in a cultural Latin American centre, and became the assistant of Midam, the author of 'Kid Paddle'. Together with Midam, he set up the spin-off series 'Game Over', which first appeared in Spirou in 2003.
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