Michel Rodrigue was born in Lyon in 1961. He started his comic career in 1986, with the publication of his adaptation of the work of Edmond Rostand. A year later, Rodrigue designed the logo for the first world rugby championship. In 1990, Michel Rodrigue took over the popular series 'Les Pieds Nickelés' from René Pellos. He also made the humorous comic 'Doggyguard', written by Bob de Groot, which started in 1999. In 2003 he took over the artwork of yet another famous series, 'Clifton', written by Bob de Groot. The same year, he teamed up with André Chéret to start the series 'Ly-Noock'. In 2005, he continued Dupa's 'Cubitus' with scriptwriter Pierre Aucaigne.
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