Tag: angoulême
Angoulême International Comics Festival cancelled for summer 2021
COVID-19 knocks another event off the calendar as Angoulême cancels its summer special.
The Hunting Accident wins top prize at Angoulême
An American comic was the surprise winner of the top prize.
2021 Angoulême Comics Festival splits into two events
With COVID-19 cases soaring in France, an in person version of the fest has been pushed to Spring or Summer .
Stéphane Beaujean ankles Angoulême festival for Dupuis
He'll join Dupuis as editorial director
Emmanuel Guibert wins the Grand Prix at Angoulême; Kirkman feted
The first big prize of Angoulême as been handed out: veteran French cartoonist Emmanuel Guibert has won the Grand Prix, a kind of lifetime achievement award for cartoonists and one of the most prestigious...
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 1/30/19: More on the closing of St. Marks Comics
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Angoulême Day 4 – Goodbye Angoulême, Hello World
A really positive and heartening undercurrent of change and connectio helped me enjoy the festival this year.
Angoulême Day 3 – Meet all the Angoulême Festival Prize Winners of 2019
Our reporter at Angoulême continues his account of this year's festival.
Emil Ferris wins the Fauve D’Or for My Favorite thing is Monsters
It capped a great year for women cartoonists.
Angouleme Day 2 – Where We Celebrate the Medium of Comics – with photo...
The festival is a whirlwind of encounters and conversations and comparing itineraries, centered primarily on indulging in the delicious food and drink available in this region of France.
Angouleme Day 1: Jen Wang wins the Young Readers’s Prize as kids comics take...
Our man on the scene muses on the place of kids comics in France and talks about the day's prizewinners.
Angoulême Day 0: The Wide World of Comics
French comics were once the focus at Angoulême but things are changing.
