Yves Swolfs

Yves Swolfs studied at the Sint-Lukas Institute in Brussels. His first comic story appeared in Le Neuvième Rêve in 1978. Two years later, he created the western 'Durango' at Alpen. In 1987, he took up the historic genre, creating 'Dampierre' for Vécu magazine. In 1991, Swolfs handed over the graphic part of the series to Éric for an episode, before Pierre Legein took over in 1994. Also in 1991, Swolfs took a stab at the fantasy genre with 'Le Prince de la Nuit'. As a writer, he created 'Black Hills' for Marc-Renier and 'Vlad' for Griffo.