Pierre Wachs studied art in Strasbourg and became an illustrator. He made his debut in comics in 1989, with 'Les Bonnes Fortunes de Cobalt Milos ou l'Histoire de la Banque à travers Les Âges'. A year later he drew the graphics for 'Marie Tempête' from a scenario by Patrick Cothias. The collaboration proved successful, and they went on to make 'Les Chiens au Bord du Monde' (1994) and 'Le Saumon' (1995). Wachs also collaborated on a very special publication, 'Le Triangle Secret'. Written by Convard, this series was drawn by several artists: André Juillard, Falque, Éric Stalner and Wachs. In 1999, together with writer Patrick Cothias, Wachs made 'Navarra', a series about King Henry IV, set in the sixteenth century. In 2000, Wachs' album 'Malinche' appeared.
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