Quentin Zuttion

Quentin Zuttion is a graphic novel writer and artist. A graduate of l’École nationale supérieure d’art de Dijon, he quickly became known on social media, especially for his illustrated blog “The Little Lies of Mr. Q”. In 2016, he published his first book “Des ailes” before creating “Sous le lit” and “Chromatopsie” at Éditions Lapin. Artist of “Call Me Nathan”, written by Catherine Castro, he then published in 2019 “Touchée”, a graphic novel about violence against women. “The White Lady” and “All the Princesses Die Before Dawn” were published in 2022 by Lombard. For the second one, he won the Special Jury Prize (Fauve d’Angoulême Prix de la Jeunesse) at Angoulême. Through his work, he explores bodies, contemporary love stories, and quests for identity, and he presents a body of work already full of maturity, rooted in its time, between poetry, sensibility, and violence.

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• A Good Boy (2025), Le Lombard
• The Beauty Salon (2024), Dupuis
• All The Princess Die Before Dawn (2022), Harry N. Abrams
• The White Lady (2022), Europe Comics
• Drosophilia (2020), Payot Graphic
• Touchées (2019), Payot Graphic
• Call Me Nathan (2018), SelfMadeHero

Avec les Éditions Le Lombard :

From his bedroom window, Quentin watches a strange, unsettling blue creature staring up at him from the courtyard below… A feeling of dread rises within—and won’t be leaving anytime soon. Throughout the pages of this autobiographical graphic novel, Quentin delves into his childhood memories—and childhood wounds—to try to understand how anxiety took hold in his daily life, and why it keeps him from living normally. From his body bound by anxiety to the weight of his guilt, it is a quest for healing that centers on a search for his own desires—and on making peace with them.