Michel Weyland

Michel Weyland (born 19 August 1947, in Brussels) is a Belgian artist, writer and cartoonist.^[1]^[2]

Biography

He earned his humanities arts at the Institut Saint-Luc in Brussels.
In 1969, during his final year of study, he published in the Journal de Tintin comic series stylized sci-fi: Stereo-land.
From 1969 to 1979, he worked as a retoucher in a large photogravure Brussels.
In 1974, he made a few cartoons for the weekly Belgian Why Not?.
In August 1979, he created the character of Aria and draft his first adventure.
In September 1979, he left for photoengraving devote himself exclusively to comics. It starts in the Tintin end of 1979, with a humorous short story (Marriage in the 7th Dimension) and two others, realistic and historical (The Knight Prédor the exclusive interview with Nostradamus).
In 1980, the series begins in the Aria Tintin.
In 1988, seems Yvanaëlle, the Lady of Mordorez, a story that combines science fiction fairy tale (Stories and Legends Collection, edition of Lombard).
In 1994, Michel Weyland leaves editions of Lombard Editions Dupuis.
From 1994 to 2001, eight new stories are written by Aria Éditions Dupuis, in the collection "Markings" and in Spirou.
In 1997 and 1998, all titles in the series Aria Editions du Lombard progressively republished by Editions Dupuis.

1968 and 1969 : Stéréo-land
1979 : Mariage [sic] dans la 7ème Dimension (in the Journal de Tintin) [sic]
1979 : Le Chevalier de Prédor (in the Journal de Tintin)
1979 : l'Interview exclusive de Nostradamus (in the Journal de Tintin)
1988 : Yvanaëlle
1982 to 2005: the series "Aria" (the last numbers are published in Spirou)

↑ "Weyland". Scenario-Drawings. Dupuis. Retrieved September 11, 2013.
↑ Dupuis, Michel. "Weyland, Michel". BDGEST (in French). Home Solutions. Retrieved September 11, 2013.

"ARIA - Site Officiel do Michel Weyland" (in French). Retrieved September 11, 2013.