Fabrice Parme attended the Duperré School of Applied Arts as well as the Angoulêleme School of Fine Arts. He published his first professional work in Pilote & Charlie in 1988. Zenda publishers published his first album in 1991, entitled 'Les Aventures de Walter Polo: Sang de Vampire'. Parme was then present in Spirou with several stories of 'Le Petit Roi', written by Fabrice Fouquet. He additionally worked on several French and US animation productions, including the serial 'La Famille Pirate'. His collaboration with Trondheim began in 1994, when they created the first pages of 'Vénézia'. The experiment was not continued until 1999, and Dargaud published an album in 2001. Parme and Trondheim also revised 'Le Petit Roi' and turned it into 'Le Roi Catastrophe', a series of short stories collected in books by Delcourt.
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