Philippe Thirault is a French novelist and comics writer who was born in Paris in 1967. In the late 1990s, he published the novel Feathered Serpent, the trilogy Hemoglobin Blues, and his first comic series, the critically acclaimed Miss: Better Living Through Crime. He has since become a very prolific comic book creator, writing series such as Thousand Faces, The Hounds of Hell, Balkans Arena and Mandalay. He often writes stories with a historical or fantastic setting and runs writing workshops in Paris.
""Westerns are few and far between in the comic book world, at least today, so it's always a pleasure to see new ones sprout up. When they have science fiction elements you really need to take notice, because that's even more rare. On top of that this book is written by the same writer who produced Miss: Better Living Through Crime which was one of my favorite trades of last year"" - AIPT! ""Thousand Faces is perfect mix of western and horror genres (...)The story is fast-paced and dramatic, jumping around in time to present new revelations and tense, dreadful encounters between Thousand Faces' minions and our main protagonists. It also has a great ending, with a few surprises saved for the book's gripping resolution." " - Grovel "Thousand Faces is perfect mix of western and horror genres...The story is fast-paced and dramatic, jumping around in time to present new revelations and tense, dreadful encounters... It also has a great ending, with a few surprises saved for the book's gripping resolution." - Grovel "This book succeeds in telling its wide sweeping and epic story taking you to different times and places as any good historical fiction should." - AiPT! "Moral decay affects the characters throughout the tale, sparing few men and even grabbing a few supposedly innocent animals in its clutches." - DoomRocket
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