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history of
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Albert Blesteau(b. 8/6/1950, France) |
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 Wofi |
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While working as a decorator, the young Breton artist Albert Blesteau presented his drawings to 'Spirou' artist Jean-Claude Fournier. Fournier encouraged him to join Studio Peyo and subsequently, Blesteau moved to Brussels to work in Peyo's studio in the Avenue de Boetselaer. |
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 Carte Blanche (Spirou, 19/6/1975) |
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He started out assisting Peyo on 'Les Schtroumpfs' and was later assigned to draw the seventh episode of 'Benoît Brisefer' in 1978. |
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 Benoît Brisefer |
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By 1976, he had already created his own funny animal comic 'Wofi', that appeared in Spirou in a series of gags and short stories. He returned to Brittany after leaving Studio Peyo and revived 'Wofi' with long continuing stories. |
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He teamed up with scenarist Christian Godard and created the series about the baby boy 'Toupet', that ran in Spirou magazine from 1987 to 2004. |
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 Toupet |
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