Philippe Adamov (27 June 1956 – 3 February 2020) was a French cartoonist.^[2]

Adamov took up cartooning upon his discovery of the works of Harold Foster and Jijé. After a few months at École Estienne, he worked as a decorator at René Laloux Studios. In 1978, he began drawing, starting with covers of television series Ulysses 31.^[3] He began publishing comics in the magazine Okapi in 1983.

The journalist Henri Filippini noticed Adamov's talent and brought him to Glénat Editions. He was now a professional cartoonist. Some of his works from this time include Dayak and L'Impératrice rouge. In 2004, he moved to Éditions Albin Michel and collaborated with novelist Jean-Christophe Grangé to write La Malédiction de Zener.^[4]

Philippe Adamov died on 3 February 2020 at the age of 63.^[5]

• Le Vent des dieux (1985–1991)
• Les Eaux de Mortelune (1986–2000)
• Dayak (1993–1997)
• L'Impératrice rouge (1999–2003)
• La Malédiction de Zener (2004–2009)
• Dakota (2012–2016)