Jean-David Morvan has been a professional comic book writer since 1993, when his first graphic novel was published by Zenda. Since then, he has written nearly 250. His specialty is curiosity, as he travels as much as possible to discover talent around the world. In addition to his graphic novels published in France—many of which have been translated abroad, such as Sillage, which has been translated into 16 languages—he has also worked for Marvel on a Wolverine issue titled Saudade. He lived in Tokyo, where he wrote manga for publishers in the Land of the Rising Sun. Today, he also serves as comics manager for Superani, the studio of the renowned Korean artist Kim Jung Gi, whom he discovered in 2007 and with whom he has collaborated on projects such as SpyGame.
Jean-David Morvan has been a professional comic book writer since 1993, when his first graphic novel was published by Zenda. Since then, he has written nearly 250. His specialty is curiosity, as he travels as much as possible to discover talent around the world. In addition to his graphic novels published in France—many of which have been translated abroad, such as Sillage, which has been translated into 16 languages—he has also worked for Marvel on a Wolverine issue titled Saudade. He lived in Tokyo, where he wrote manga for publishers in the Land of the Rising Sun. Today, he also serves as comics manager for Superani, the studio of the renowned Korean artist Kim Jung Gi, whom he discovered in 2007 and with whom he has collaborated on projects such as SpyGame.