'The Lost Star'.
Jean Morin studied Graphic Communication at the University of Laval. His first comics appeared in the fanzine Enfin Bref in 1987. He also contributed to Croc and Bambou. While also employed by an advertising agency, he began making comics more professionally when he co-founded the magazine Safarir in 1987. He created the characters 'Monsieur Sentier' and 'Cornio le Clown', and illustrated 'Tom Creton' with texts by Stéphane Lapointe and Yvon Landry. In addition, his comics appeared in Zeppelin and Le Soleil. He illustrated 'Les Mots de la Francophonie' for the French publisher Éditions Belin in 1989. He participated in the collective album 'Ville Versa, Québec-Bruxelles' and illustrated 'Les Malheurs de Maître Wiertz' with texts by Marc Auger. He created the monthly web comic 'Ted' for Internet Microtec. Morin is also active as an illustrator for educational and juvenile publications. He made contributions to the magazine Délire and illustrated three comics of 'The Lost Star' for Air Canada.
'Les Malheurs de Maître Wiertz'.