About Stéphane Rosse
Lived 1962 – 2024 (aged 61). Stéphane Rosse was a French comics artist.
Stéphane Rosse (6 October 1962 – 5 March 2024) was a French comic writer and artist.
Biography Born in Dreux on 6 October 1962, Rosse was a regular contributor to Métal hurlant in the 1980s, where his works were received with mixed reviews. He was close with Charlie Schlingo and Professeur Choron. He moved to Finland in 1993 and became an illustrator. He drew for texts by and Mikael Gylling for the comedy series Naisen Kanssa in the magazine Nyt, owned by Helsingin Sanomat.
Publications In French N comme cornichon (1989) Onulf, le cybernéticien, Grosse Bittre et Cracra-Cracra (2001) La Femme : Leçons de choses (2008)
In Finnish Naisen kanssa (1998) Työkirja (2001) Ymmällään naisen kanssa (2002) Opas miehen ja naisen väliseen ylioppilaselämään (2005) Nykyaikainen parisuhde värikuvina (2008) Greatest Hits (2009)
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Who was Stéphane Rosse?
French comics artist
When was Stéphane Rosse born?
Stéphane Rosse was born on 6 October 1962 in Dreux.
When did Stéphane Rosse die?
Stéphane Rosse died on 5 March 2024 in Sipoo.
What was Stéphane Rosse's occupation?
Stéphane Rosse was a comics artist.
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Stéphane Rosse was French.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Stéphane Rosse. https://biography.guide/stephane-rosse/
MLA: "Stéphane Rosse." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/stephane-rosse/.
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