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Papercutz, the kids-friendly brainchild of Terry Nantier and Jim Salicrup, has announced 41 new titles for Fall 2016! They have an interesting mix: original graphic novels, imports from overseas, classics from decades past, and the occasional licensed property. So, what are the highlights? BARBIE! Yes, you might have heard and seen that Ms. Roberts has undergone a corporate […]
By: Jerry Beck,
on 6/15/2015
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"Get Smurfy" is the title of Sony's first all-CGI Smurfs film, and features a separate cast from its live-action predecessors.
TweetFollowing a multi-volume and ongoing celebrated run of bringing Peyo’s original SMURFS comics to English-speaking reader, all ages comics publisher Papercutz is poised to release the first volume of another Peyo classic, BENNY BREAKIRON on May 7th, 2013. Papercutz, headed by former Marvel editor and all round comics ambassador Jim Salicrup, has been kind enough [...]
Papercutz, the kids-friendly brainchild of Terry Nantier and Jim Salicrup, has announced 41 new titles for Fall 2016! They have an interesting mix: original graphic novels, imports from overseas, classics from decades past, and the occasional licensed property. So, what are the highlights? BARBIE! Yes, you might have heard and seen that Ms. Roberts has undergone a corporate […]
So, Fantagraphics, Joe Comics, Papercutz, IDW…
…the only people don’t publish Disney Comics is the comic book company it actually owns.
Happy to see the Smurfs Anthology #4 officially rescheduled, along with the Peyo’s Pussycat.
That Mickey’s Inferno story was published here in the States last in Walt Disney’s Comics & Stories #666, appropriately enough. That was probably more than a decade ago, so a reprint isn’t too soon, I guess.
Yay for more Dance Club, and those Tinkerbell comics are always beautifully drawn and colored.
Actually, Marvel does publish Disney comics.
http://marvel.com/news/group/155/disney_kingdoms
Big Thunder Mountain Railroad
Figment
Haunted Mansion
Seekers of the Weird
I’m hoping for a Disney XD line, or even a reboot of Kingdom Comics.