Ogrest Vol. 1 - Mig
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Set within the video-game universe of Wakfu, the popular online role-playing game and animated series on Netflix! On a paradise island far from the hustle and bustle of the old continent, lives Ogrest, a tiny ogre who lives happily with Otomaï, his creator, and Dathura, a doll of divine beauty. When the Dofus—precious magical dragon eggs—disappear, all budding adventurers are rousted in search of the treasure. But Ogrest’s island is home to a Dofus that quickly draws greed and thirst for power that leads them all into a dark plot . . .

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Set within the video-game universe of Wakfu, the popular online role-playing game and animated series on Netflix! On a paradise island far from the hustle and bustle of the old continent, lives Ogrest, a tiny ogre who lives happily with Otomaï, his creator, and Dathura, a doll of divine beauty. When the Dofus—precious magical dragon eggs—disappear, all budding adventurers are rousted in search of the treasure. But Ogrest’s island is home to a Dofus that quickly draws greed and thirst for power that leads them all into a dark plot . . .
Autorenporträt
Mig (Laurent David) was born on a chilly December day in the north of France in 1975. He was passionate about drawing very early on, and copied his favorite heroes, from Goldorak to Gaston Lagaffe. He decided straightaway that his love for drawing and storytelling would lead to a profession as a comic book creator. In 1995, Mig joined a graphic studio and began an apprenticeship in brush inking by placing the characters from Asterix on various commercial products, as well as other licensed characters such as Lucky Luke, Babar, Droopy, Gaston Lagaffe, and more. In 1999, he created the comic book fanzine THE END with three other cartoonists from the region. Once he committed, it quickly became a career. He occasionally contributes to animation projects and video games, such as the cartoon My Friend Marsupilami.