Olivier Berlion studied at the Émile Cohl school in his native Lyon. From 1986 he started out realizing several illustrations for Hachette publishers. From 1988 to 1990, his funny cartoons appeared in Amis-Coop magazine. The meeting with scenarist Éric Corbeyran was determining for the rest of his career. Together, they produced the juvenile series 'Le Cadet des Soupetard' at Dargaud publishers in 1993. In 1997, they started 'Sales Mioches!' at Casterman. In 2000, Berlion conceived 'Histoires d'en Ville', a series written by the artist himself and published by Glénat. Three years later, he made a comic adaptation in 'Coeur Tam-Tam' at Dargaud. For that same publisher, he began the series 'Tony Corso' in 2004.
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