Pascal Rabaté started his comics career when he was 28 years old, with the publication of 'Chrétiens Dans le Diocèse de Saint-Étienne'. Soon afterward, three of his books were released by the publisher Futuropolis: 'Exode', 'Les Amants de Lucie' and 'Vacances, Vacances'. In 1991, he created 'À Table' and 'Signé Raoul', and a year later he began the series 'Les Pieds Dedans'. At the same time, Rabaté contributed to the collection 'Patte de Mouche' with the story 'Les Cerisiers'. In 1994, he created 'Ex Voto/Monsieur Verbun', and in 1996 started 'Dans les Vignes du Seigneur', which was later renamed 'Un Ver Dans le Fruit'. In 1998, he made an adaptation of a novel by Alexis Tolstoi, 'Ibicus'.
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