'Viviane et sa Bande' (Ames Vaillantes #17, 27 April 1958).
Alain d'Orange is mainly known for his work for Fleurus publishers. He started his collaboration with this publisher in 1949 with 'Les 7 Diamants du Dragon', written by Henriette Robitaillie and published in Fripounet et Marisette magazine. For the same magazine, he created numerous comics biographies and historical stories, as well as the series 'Jany' and 'Cotignac' (both written by Jean-Marie Pélaprat).
'Kinouk et Son Scooter' (La Semaine de Suzette, 1960).
For Coeurs Vaillants, D'Orange illustrated the aviation series 'Marc Leloup' and several comic adaptations for the collection 'Signe de Piste'. From 1949 on, d'Orange created 'Le Trio Bleu' in Âmes Vaillantes, followed by 'Frédérique' in 1962. For Fleurus, he also cooperated on the collections 'Belles Histoires et Belles Vies', 'Les Grandes Heures des Chrétiens', 'Les Origines' and 'Biographies', and also on the magazines Kisito and Monique.
Illustrations for Bernadette (1952).
While working for Fleurus, Alain d'Orange also made comics like 'Les Naufragés du Sassandra', 'La Course à l'Uranium', 'L'Orpheline du Far-West' and 'Le Troupeau de Carla' for Bonne Presse (published in magazines like Bayard and Bernadette). In addition, he contributed to the magazines La Semaine de Suzette, Lisette and L'Intrépide between 1955 and 1960. In the 1970s, he was present in Francs-Jeux, Le Nouveau Tintin and Terres Lointaines. In the 1980s, he worked mostly on independent and local projects like 'L'Histoire de la Provence en B.D.', 'Le 6 Juin 1944: Attaque à l'Ouest' and 'Henri Dunant à la Croix-Rouge'.
Cover illustration for Bernadette (21 September 1952).