'Chambre Oscure' (2010).
Born in Saône-et-Loire, Cyril Bonin took courses in Fine Arts in Mâcon, then studied Decorative Arts in Strasbourg and finally took a one year DESS course focused on synthesis of images. He worked for a small video production company for two years, while also doing illustration work. He made his comics debut at the publishing house Casterman with the 'Fog' series, a series about the crimes of Jack the Ripper in 19th-century London, which he made in cooperation with writer Roger Seiter from 1999 to 2004.
'Fog'.
In 2005, Bonin illustrated the first album in Frank Giroud's 'Quintett', a series about a French unit in the Balkans in 1917, of which each episode is drawn by another artist. In 2009, he created the one-shot 'Quand Souffle Le Vent' with writer Laurent Galandon at Dargaud. He became an allround author with his series 'Chambre Obscure' (Dargaud, since 2010), and with the one-shot tales 'La Belle Image' (Futuropolis, 2011) and 'L'Homme Qui N'Existait Pas' (Futuropolis, 2012).
'Quintett - Histoire de Dora Mars'.