Rodolphe and Odette Vincent were among the first artists of realistic comics in Quebec. The young couple produced several adaptations of sword and cape novels under the name Éditions Vincent. Some of their stories appeared in the newspapers L'Action Catholique and Le Petit Journal during World War II, such as. 'Sergent Belle-Rose', 'La Fille du Brouillard' and 'La Toison d'Or' appeared between 1942 and 1944, and were later reprinted in collections by the Quebec Éditions de l'A.B. However, when American newspaper strip apperaed to the Quebec newspapers, the Vincent couple found theirselves without a job.
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