Jean Bosc

French cartoonist Jean Bosc (signed BOSC), born in Nîmes in 1924, published melancholic black-and-white strips (appearing in Paris-Match) and died by suicide in 1973.

Je t'aime appears in an Italian edition published by Milano Libri (1974). Review notes service in Indochina after 1945, relocation to Paris in 1952, publication in Paris-Match, and a 1962 invitation from Wolinski to join Charlie which Bosc declined while confined in a clinic.

Jean Bosc (signed BOSC) is presented in the review as a melancholic French cartoonist whose work appeared in Paris-Match. The available review recounts his difficult life, time in Indochina, clinical confinement, and suicide in 1973. The only work listed here is the book Je t'aime (Italian edition noted).

For:Readers of vintage French cartoons, fans of melancholic satire, collectors of obscure comics