Daniel Kox
Belgian cartoonist and comics artist (born 1952)
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Biography
Early in his career, Kox worked as an assistant for Dino Attanasio.[1]
In 1970 began publishing Vladimir et Firmin (Vladimir and Firmin), a series of one-page strips about a forest ranger and a poacher that appeared in the Belgian comics monthly magazine Samedi-Jeunesse and in 1974, started working with Spirou magazine.[1] In 1975, Kox and writer Raoul Cauvin created Agent 212, a humorous about a somewhat gaffe-prone policeman. This very successful series remains Kox' best known work and thirty volumes have been published by Dupuis since 1981.[2][3]
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