Jean-Yves Delitte studied to be an architect. He created his first comic pages, 'Le Marquis, Acte 1' in 1984. From 1985, he made several comics for Lombard publishing, mainly for Tintin magazine and later Hello Bédé. He started out with 'L'Impératrice Iki Noga', with a script by Yves Duval. He then met Philippe Richelle in 1986, which began a long friendship and collaboration.
Together they created the series 'Donnington', which appeared in Tintin and in a series of albums published by Lombard. In addition, Delitte produced several comics in the samurai genre for the magazine, including the Jean-luc Vernal scripted 'Onna'. He continued to cooperate with Richelle at the publishing house Glénat in a series of short satirical stories for Circus, which they made under the joint pseudonym Hiko-Noclast. In 1991, they began their series 'Venturi - La Langue du Dragon de Feu' in the magazine Vécu.
In 1999, they came up with the political-fiction 'Les Coulisses du Pouvoir', published by Casterman. With his own scripts, he began 'Le Neptune', a series inspired by Jules Verne and published in Bo Doï and Vécu. Since 1990, Jean-Yves Delitte is also working as an architect and interior designer.
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