Who Is Lone Sloane? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Lone Sloane (Dargaud): origin, story and key facts about the character.

Lone Sloane is a Dargaud comic book character, with over 72 comic issue appearances.
Who is Lone Sloane?
Lone Sloane is the creation of the French artist Philippe Druillet. Lone Sloane first appear in 1966 in self published album by Druillet called the "Mystery of the abyss". The story was black aand white with some green added. In 1969 Druillet published his first commercial Lone Sloane story in Pilote magazine in a short 8 pages story called "The throne of the black god." Druillet was invited to work in Pilote by Jean Giraud who hasnt yet become moebius: when Druillet shows him some pages at a comic convention. The readers liked the first Sloane and Druillet was hired to do more Sloane stories. Druillet did more and it eventually became The 6 voyages of Lone SLoane. For the next story, Druillet teamed with Lob who write Delirious to him. Lone Sloane was retired for a while while Druillet did other stories.
Key facts
Lone Sloane is of god/eternal origin and first appeared in "Le Mystère des Abîmes". The character is published by Dargaud. With 72 recorded issue appearances, Lone Sloane ranks among the most featured characters in comics.
Frequently asked questions
Who is Lone Sloane?
Lone Sloane is a Dargaud comic character with 72 issue appearances.
When did Lone Sloane first appear?
Lone Sloane first appeared in "Le Mystère des Abîmes".



