Antonio Cossu

• Born 1952-02-28

Antonio Cossu was born on February 28, 1952 in Domusnovas in Sardinia. He published his first pages in 1976 in Curiosity Magazine then in 1978 in Spatial published by Michel Deligne. In 1979, he collaborated on the 3rd volume of Le 9*eme rêve by producing a first version of Boskovich. In 1980, he produced a few pages in Ouch, then drew Alceister Crowley for Spirou. Subsequently, he produced complete stories in the illustrated magazines Métal Hurlant, Tintin and Pilote. In 1982, with Philippe Berthet, he directed the Marchand d'idées in Circus. In 1983, he created a new version of Boskovich and drew the Histoires alarmantes (written by Michel Jamsin). From 1990, he continued Alceister Crowley at Alpen editions.