Tag: delcourt

The cartoonist questions why no English publisher has snapped his biography of the South African tech mogul.

Delcourt has a buyer. France's second largest book publisher Editis has entered talks for a complete acquisition of its third largest comics publisher

Delcourt, one of the largest and most respected French comics publishers, is up for sale, Actualitté reports.

Groupe Delcourt will have a "first-look" option to translate DSTLRY's forthcoming titles into French.

Recently, Comixology has begun translating and releasing a line of comics licensed from Delcourt, a major French publishing house. This week’s roster of comics features several returning...

Comixology releases Delcourt comics via their Soleil imprint, featuring the finest creators and the best comics this side of the French publishing house. This...

Comixology has partnered up with Delcourt, a French publishing house to deliver comics from across the pond. The titles contain wonderful art and a sense...

We just told you about the huge deal between French comics publisher Delcourt and Comixology to being a line of French comics to English via digital. Now here's one example of why it's big, an exclusive preview of the English language version of Pénélope Bagieu's Josephine. Bagieu is hugely popular in France for her down to earth comics about contemporary life. Her Exquisite Corpse was just published earlier this year by First Second; Josephine is her long running comic about a young woman with the usual complicated and annoying life—at least one of the strips below describes just about every day of my life, but I'll let you guess which.

First big announcement of the week: Delcourt, the biggest independent comics publisher in France, will release a line of their book in English for...

One of the small-press books which has been making most waves within the British comics scene this year has been Porcelain, a fantasy series...

Speaking of the Angoulêeme comics festival, Comixology is there and making news. Earlier in the week it was the announcement of an office...