bio

Fr: 

Antoine Dodé est un artiste français au parcours international. Naviguant entre les univers graphiques adulte et jeunesse, il est l'auteur de Pierrot Lunaire (Ankama), Chen-les Enfants perdus (Glénat) ou encore The Crow-Curare (IDW Publishing) dont il signe le dessin, un spin-off écrit par James O'Barr, traduit en Français chez Vestron. 

Ces dernières années il collabore régulièrement avec le magazine Métal Hurlant. Il a aussi publié un album jeunesse intitulé Emilie Kado et le secret des araignées, paru en octobre 2024 aux éditions de la Gouttière. Cet album a été selectionné dans plusieurs festivals notamment au FIBD d'Angoulême et au Quai des Bulles de la ville de Saint-Malo.

 
Eng: 

 

Antoine Dodé is an award-winning comic book writer and illustrator, a graduate of the St-Luc Institute in Brussels. His debut comic, Armelle et l'oiseau, published in 2004 by Carabas, which he both wrote and illustrated, won the St-Michel Audience Award in Brussels. He has since created numerous comics, including works for the American market: The Crow: Curare, written by James O'Barr and published by IDW, as well as several Percy Jackson graphic novels, adapted from Rick Riordan's novels and published by Disney-Hyperion.

In 2021, he illustrated Chen, the Lost Children, a story by Aurélien Ducoudray, published by Glénat.

In recent years, he has regularly contributed to Métal Hurlant magazine and worked with les éditions de la Gouttière. He recently completed Emilie Kado et le secret des araignées, a children's comic, which was selected in the youth category for several french conventions such as Angoulême International Comics Festival (FIBD) and le Quai des Bulles of Saint-Malo city in 2025.