In 1980 he started another successful series of comic books named Hans, this time with André-Paul Duchâteau. Although he returned to Poland, he continued in the next decades to collaborate with Belgian and French authors. Rosiński also has made some comics for the Spirou magazine, under the pseudonym 'Rosek'. The comic has appeared in Tintin magazine. Since 1980, 31 volumes have been published. In 1976 Rosiński received a scholarship in Belgium, where he met Jean Van Hamme, who wrote for him the series Thorgal, one of the most popular European comic book series. He is also the creator and the first editor of the Relax magazine, the first Polish language magazine devoted solely to comic books. Initially publishing his comic books only in newspapers and magazines (among them Sztandar Młodych), with time his works started to be published separately. He also authors some of the most popular Polish comic book series of the time, including the Illustrated History of Poland, Kapitan Żbik and Pilot śmigłowca. Until the late 1970s he authored numerous book illustrations for various Polish publishers and authors. In 1967 he graduated the Liceum of Fine Arts in Warsaw and then joined the Academy of Fine Arts of Warsaw. Grzegorz Rosiński was born in Stalowa Wola in 1941.
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