Born on September 23, 1959, in Rouen, Frank Le Gall published his first series, Pouce de Plein-Vent (Plein-Vent Thumb), in the magazine Pistil at the age of 16. He quickly joined the team at the Journal de Spirou, where, starting in 1981, he brought to life the adventures of saxophonist Valry Bonpain, before creating his iconic character, Théodore Poussin, in 1984—a young adventurer from Dunkirk inspired by the author’s own grandfather. The third volume, Marie Vérité (Mary Truth), written with Yann, earned him the Best Album Award at Angoulême in 1989, and the sixth volume won the Audience Award in 1993. A writer for other artists (Miss Annie, Là où vont les fourmis), as well as a painter and novelist, he resumed the Théodore Poussin series in 2018 after a thirteen-year hiatus and received the Grand Prix de bande dessinée from l'Académie Victor Rossel (the Victor Rossel Comic Art Academy) in 2019. Complete biography.