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AWARDS ROUNDUP: Angoulême Awards 2023
The Angoulême Awards 2023 ceremony took place at last month's 50th anniversary edition of the festival.
Europe Comics to shut down consumer-facing operations
Europe Comics has announced that it will be downscaling its operations and moving away from consumer-facing operations
Angoulême 2023 announces Official Selection of Top Books
Angoulême 2023 announces Official Selection of Top Books and 13 books originally released in English are in the mix!
Canales & Guarnido’s BLACKSAD returns to North America this summer from Dark Horse
The newest entry of the international bestselling series arrives in North American stores this summer.
REVIEW: Jakub Topor’s NATIONALIST LOVE is a riot
Nationalist Love is a genuinely funny story in the vein of Mel Brooks that mocks the inherent absurdity of hatred.
Newsmaker Interview: Tom Akel on publishing webcomics with Rocketship
Let's Play, Nick the Awkward Yeti and many other webcomics have found a print home at Rocketship.
REVIEW: Black Girl Magic shines in Lupano & Fert’s WHITE ALL AROUND
Wilfrid Lupano and Stéphane Fert's WHITE ALL AROUND tells the real-life story of the Canterbury Female Boarding School, one of the first schools to educate Black girls in the United States.
REVIEW: The search for genius goes down the BRAIN DRAIN
In BRAIN DRAIN, a scientist pursues fame and fortune by stealing the brain of Albert Einstein.
REVIEW: In KARMEN, meet your new favorite Manic Pixie Death Girl
Comics do not lack for fun, female reapers -- and Karmen is the new girl.
INDIE VIEW: GERARD is maximum Depardieu
Gerard: Five Years with Depardieu
By Mathieu Sapin
Europe Comics
Is there an American equivalent for Gerard Depardieu? For sure there are men who equal him in his big mouth or body size or ego or unpredictability...
INDIE VIEW: MISS ENDICOTT is a bright light in dark London
Miss Endicott Part 1
Written by Jean-Christophe Derrien
Illustrated by Xavier Fourquemin
Translated by Jerome Sincantin
Europe Comics
In Miss Endicott Part 1, following the death of her mother, Prudence Endicott makes her way to London to take over...
INDIE VIEW: ‘The Colony’ reveals obscure anarchist history
The Colony
By Nicolas Debon
Translated by Edward Gauvin
Europe Comics
Based on the rise and fall of an actual anarchist outpost in France in the early 20th Century, Nicolas Debon’s The Colony channels the inspiration required in...
