'Le Dernier Loup d'Oz'.
The Breton artist Dominique Lidwine created his earliest comics for "Cartes Blanches" at Spirou, but these remained unpublished. He then took on several small jobs. His first paid art job was working for Frilouz, a magazine that also published the work of Lucien Rollin, Jean-Luc Hiettre and Michel Plessix. In 1986, he drew 'La Véritable Histoire de Conrad Deschamps'. A year later, he drew 'Les Aventures de Zaza, la Chienne de Michel Drucker'. He started 'Le Dernier Loup d'Oz' in La Frite Équatoriale, a series continued at Delcourt later on. He also worked with Régis Loisel and Serge Le Tendre on 'Quête de l'Oiseau du Temps', but was eventually replaced by Mohamed Aouamri.
Dominique Lidwine was also active under the pseudonyms Marcel de la Gare and Dominique Lebréton.
In 2022, he and Jérôme Félix wrote 'Ces Petits Riens Qui Changent Tout', drawn by Alain Janolle. Dominique Lidwine passed away in 2025.