Coyote

Coyote

Born October 9, 1962 – Died 2015 - France

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  • Speedster
  • Children's literature
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Coyote: The Greatest Biker in the world of comic art and a Leading Figure of Fluide Glacial magazine

Philippe Escafre, known as Coyote (1962–2015), was a French author and a humorous comic strip artist. Before devoting himself to the 9th Art, he worked as an auto painter, stone engraver and tattoo artist. Then, starting in 1989, he began publishing regularly in several specialized motorcycle magazines, including the Mammouth & Piston series for Freeway magazine. Thanks to this work, he was noticed by Fluide Glacial, for which he created the series Litteul Kévin, his greatest success. He became one of the pillars of the magazine, with which he actively collaborated for over ten years. In 2005, he left Fluide Glacial to join Éditions du Lombard for the continuation of Litteul Kévin. He then published the series Les Voisins du 109 (The Neighbors of apartment 109), co-written with Nini Bombardier (2 volumes published by Le Lombard), and became scriptwriter for Éric Cartier on Diégo de la S.P.A. (3 volumes published by Fluide Glacial). The artist passed away on August 9, 2015.

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Coyote © Le Lombard (Dargaud - Le Lombard, s.a), 2026 (banner) © Romuald Meigneux (portrait)

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