Rene Goscinny, also the author of "Lucky Luke" and creator of "Asterix," is one of the most-read French writers in the world, with around 500 million books sold. Jean Tabary started his career in 1956 at the French comics magazine Vaillant - later renamed Pif - for which he drew "Richard et Charlie," "Totoche" and "Corinne et Jeannot" before starting his long-lasting collaboration with Goscinny in 1962.

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