Fabrice Lamy got his art education in Rouen, Paris and the Institut Saint-Luc in Brussels. His first comics were published in Tintin, as well as fanzines like Sapristi and Dynamick. Lamy met fellow artists Vatine and Alain Clément in Rouen, with whom he created 'Adios Palomita' at Delcourt. '500 Fusils' (a.k.a. 'Wayne Rediake') was his next project, an album created in cooperation with Duval and Cailleteau in 1995. Inspired by his love for the spaghetti western genre, he created 'Colt Walker' with Yann at Dargaud between 1997 and 2001. In 2010 it was announced that, together with scriptwriter Fred Zumbiehl, Lamy would succeed Françis Bergèse as the main artist behind the classic aviation series 'Buck Danny'. However, in the end Lamy was replaced with another artist, Francis Winis.
