French Cartoonist who became known for launching his anti-establishment publication, Siné Massacre. He was once accused of publishing an anti-semitic cartoon and was fired as a result.
He studied Graphic Arts in college while working as a Cabaret singer to pay the bills.
His cartoons published in Charlie Hebdo magazine pertaining to Jean Sarkozy's marriage to Jessica Sebaoun-Darty, a Jewish heiress, drew much controversy for allegedly being anti-semitic; he was later fired and sued for wrongful termination and won 40,000 Euros as a result.
He was born in Paris, France.
He and Cartoonist Francoise Mouly were both originally from France.
