After finishing school, Olivier Wozniak went to drawing school in Liège for three years. Every Friday, there was a workshop comic drawing. He made his first fanzine, Oufti. He wrote and drew his first comic albums in the 1980s, such as 'Hyspster Kovalsky' (Futuropolis, 1984), two episodes of 'Agence Hermes' (Magic Strip, 1986) and 'Révolution!' (Albin Michel, 1989). He joined the magazine Spirou in 1989, where he created 'Alice et Léopold', a series set in Africa in the 1920s, together with writer Denis Lapière. After the cancellation of this series, Wozniak and writer Zidrou came up with the character 'Barbara Sleepless'. In 1999, he created 'Les Chasseurs d'Étoile' with Yann. From 2001, he cooperated on the magazine Fluide Glacial with the series 'Histoire de France' with scripts by Clarke. In 2004, he began the series 'Zone 51' with scriptwriter Cazenove at Bamboo publishers.
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