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Legendary mangaka Matsumoto and his fans in Angoulême

Publication date 01/02/2013 From €100.00

Manga, a French passion

For the first time, the Angoulème International Comics Festival welcomes the famous Leiji Matsumoto, a great manga author, including the famous "Albator". With a lot of humility, he says that the fame of his work in France surprises him but gives him a responsibility towards his fans. The journalists then film fans and interview three of them dressed as Queen of the Sylvidres, Emperor Dessler and Captain Juzo Okita.

Naruto: success in France

Publication date 12/05/2015 From €100.00

Manga, a French passion

An interview with Simon Toscan du Plantier, a middle school student who explains what seduced him in the manga Naruto and Marie Denis, head of the manga club at Gambetta College: she talks about the enthusiasm aroused by this work among middle school students.

A frenetic manga reader

Publication date 04/04/2007 From €100.00

Manga, a French passion

The young Anouar, as soon as back from school, rushes into her room to devour manga.

The success of manga with teenagers

Publication date 10/02/1996 From €100.00

Manga, a French passion

Christophe LE BEL, from the bookstore Album, analyses the manga phenomenon among young people, in particular the search for identity, and according to him these comics are aimed at young people in the suburbs. Teenagers answer the question "why you like manga" and one of them admits "it’s funny, there’s violence and we like it".

Meeting with Jirô Taniguchi

Publication date 19/11/2006 From €100.00

Manga, a French passion

Meeting with the famous manga author, Jirô TANIGUCHI. Mangaka is surprised by the success of his books in France and fears that readers will get tired..

The coffee-manga phenomenon

Publication date 01/09/2011 From €100.00

Manga, a French passion

Report on the manga phenomenon in France, in particular the café-mangas. Ben KORDOVA, the manager of one of these establishments in Paris, explains that France is the second country in the world when it comes to reading this type of comic strip. These places are visited by visitors of all ages, even adults.

Komikku Publishing Manga Specialists

Publication date 02/07/2015 From €100.00

Manga, a French passion

The publishing house Komikku, specialized in the translation of manga for France. Its editorial director, Sam SOUIBGUI, explains that the production is aimed at all ages, including adults.

Jacques Glénat editor of the manga "Akira"

Publication date 04/05/1990 From €100.00

Manga, a French passion

The publisher Jacques Glénat decided to publish in France the controversial manga "Akira". But for him it remains important to open up to publish comics from elsewhere. Akira speaks to teenagers. The sales are good. In France, the Franco-Belgian comic book culture is considered the best, which does not prevent Japanese authors from becoming known.

The success of manga in France

Publication date 25/01/1991 From €100.00

Manga, a French passion

Manga meet a great success at the Angoulême festival. Japanese publisher Yoshiyugi Kurihara talks about the consumption of comics that is huge in Japan and he answers the journalist who asks him why the Japanese are fond of manga "it’s a bit like asking the question: "why the Japanese love rice so much". As for the cartoonist Jiro Taniguchi, for him, many children dream of becoming comic book authors.

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