'La Fatwa'. Dutch-language version.
Giulio De Vita studied Visual Advertising and Modern Art and Cinema. He began a longtime collaboration with Emanuele Barison, as an inker. He worked extensively in the advertising field. He illustrated some episodes of 'Lazarus Ledd' in 1992. He expanded his activities and worked as a videomaker and storyboard artists. He also illustrated several covers for Marvel Italia. He returned to comics in 1998, illustrating 'Les Ombres de la Lagune' with text by François Corteggiani at the French publishing house Soleil in 1998.
'Healer'.
Several advertising comics followed, including the series 'Magic Geox' with Emanuele Barison. In 2001, De Vita drew 'La Fatwa', the second issue of Frank Giroud's project, 'Le Décalogue'. At the same time, he continued to work in animation, cinema and music videos. He returned to the French market with 'James Healer', which appeared with text by Yves Swolfs at Lombard from 2002.
'Wisher'.
In 2004, De Vita developed the science fiction series 'Kylion' together with Francesco Artibani for Buena Vista Internatinal Comics (the Italian Disney production). De Vita created the characters, the design, as well as some episodes. In 2006, he began a collaboration with Sébastien Latour to create the series 'Wisher' for Le Lombard. Since 2010, he makes the 'Kriss de Valnor' stories in the spin-off collection 'Le Monde de Thorgal', with writer Yves Sente.
'Le Monde de Thorgal', with Kriss de Valnor.