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Thislist of comics publishing companies lists companies, specifically publishing companies who primarily publishcomics. Comic art is an art medium used to present ideas or stories via images. The images are usually arranged in panels in a sequence that conveys the story. Sounds are expressed usingspeech balloons andonomatopoeia. European comics have existed since 1837, when Swiss artistRodolphe Töpffer publishedHistoire de Mr. Vieux Bois. The oldest comic publishing company on this list is the now-defunct book publishing company,David McKay Publications that was founded in 1882 and published comics from 1935 to 1950. Most comic publishing companies were established in theUnited States, where comics became popular in the middle of the twentieth century.

Publishers

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Comics publishing companies
NameCountryActiveNotes
12 bisFrance[1]2008[2]9998
Active
12-Gauge ComicsUS20049998
Active
A former imprint ofImage Comics. Became fully independent as of 2009. Titles:Anti,The Boondock Saints: In Nomine Patris,ICE: Bayou Blackout,ICE: Critical Mass,Loose Ends,Luke McBain,Magus,Narco,R.P.M.,The Ride: Southern Gothic,Sherwood, Texas[3][4]
1First ComicsUS[5][6]19829998
Active
Relaunched in 2011; a.k.a.First Comics
451 Media GroupUS[7]20159998
Active
Subdivision of Michael Bay's 451 Interactive Publishing.[8] Titles:Bad Moon Rising (2015),Exmortis,Humbug,Nvrlnd,Self Storage,Six,Stained,Sunflower[9]
Aardvark-VanaheimCanada[10]1977[10]9998
Active
Most titles moved toRenegade Press in 1985[10]
Abacus ComicsUS[11]20069998
Active
BoughtAlias Comics in 2007[12]
About ComicsUS[13]19989998
Active
[14] Titles:Angels Everywhere!,Bootsie's War Years,Crossfire,DNAgents,The Factor,The Little Friar,Our Little Nuns,Stewart the Rat,Vale of Dears,Welcome to Heaven, Dr. Franklin[15]
Abrams ComicArtsUS20099998
Active
An imprint of Abrams Books[16] Titles:The Age of Selfishness: Ayn Rand, Morality, and the Financial Crisis,The Bomb: The Weapon That Changed the World,Climate Changed: A Personal Journey through the Science,Economix,Fire on the Water,Guantanamo Voices,My Friend Dahmer,The Night Eaters,Sing No Evil,Will Eisner: Champion of the Graphic Novel[17]
AC ComicsUS[18]19699998
Active
FormerParagon Publications until 1982; formerAmericomics until 1984[19] Titles:Amazon Warriors,Barbarians and Beauties,Crimebuster (1995),Dragonfly,Femforce,Heroine Heaven,Jungle Girls,Miss Masque,Reddevil,The Sword of Zorro (2002)[20]
Ace ComicsUS19401956[citation needed] Imprints:A.A. Wyn (Inc.),Ace Books, Inc.,Ace Magazines, Inc.,Ace Periodicals, Inc.,Ace Publications (Inc.),Current Books, Inc.,Humor Publications, Inc.,Junior Books, Inc.,Periodical House, Inc.,Unity Publishing Corp.[21] Titles:Banner Comics,The Beyond,Challenge of the Unknown,Four Favorites,Four Teeners,Hand of Fate,Lightning Comics,Our Flag Comics,Penalty,Sure-Fire Comics[20]
Acme PressUK19862005Also known asACME Press andAcme Comics
Action Lab ComicsUS[22]2010[23]9998
Active
Comics published under imprint:Action Lab Comics Signature Series. Titles:Amerikarate,Brigands,Cold Blood Samurai,Danger Doll Squad,Fight Like a Girl,Going to the Chapel,Princeless,Shinobi: Ninja Princess,Spencer & Locke,Zoe Dare[24]
AdHouse BooksUS[25]20029998
Active
[26] Titles:American Barbarian,Comrade Kill,Driven by Lemons,Johnny Hiro,The Oven,Salamander Dream,The Secret Voice,Street Angel,Tiger!Tiger!Tiger!,Ur[27]
Adult ComicsUS1992[28]1992Adult-comics imprint ofPersonality Comics. Titles:Bad Girls;Female Fantasies[29]
Adventure PublicationsUS19861993Acquired byMalibu Comics in 1989,[30] which was bought byMarvel in 1994.[31] Titles:The Adventurers,Adventurers Book II,Death Hawk,Elf Warrior,NetherWorlds,Ninja Elite,Star Rangers,Warriors[32][33]
Aftershock ComicsUS[34]20152022AfterShock Comics Files Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Titles:Alters,Bad Reception,Clankillers,Dead Day,Eleanor and the Egret,Girls of Dimension 13,Her Infernal Descent,Midnight Rose,Unholy Grail,You Are Obsolete[35]
Aida-Zee ComicsUS19901997Titles includedAida-Zee,[36]Paro-Dee,Behold 3-D
Aircel ComicsCanada[37]1985[37]1994[31]Bought out byMalibu Comics in 1991, which was bought byMarvel in 1994[31]
AiT/Planet LarUS[38]1999[39]9998
Active
Titles:Abel,Bad Mojo,Colonia,The Couriers,Demo,Hench,Jax Epoch and the Quicken Forbidden (trade paperbacks),Planet of the Capes,Switchblade Honey,Tales from Fish Camp[40]
Ajax-FarrellUS[41]19511958see:Farrell Comic Group[42] Titles:Black Cobra,Captain Jet,Dear Heart,G.I. in Battle,Fantastic Comics,Men in Action,The Rider,Strange Fantasy,Vooda,War Stories[43]
Akita ShotenJapan[44]19489998
Active
[45] Publishes mostly manga-titles
Alias EnterprisesUS20052007[46] Published comics asAlias Comics; imprint:Cross Culture. Alias Comics was sold toAbacus Comics[47] and Cross Culture was bought byLAMP PoST Publications in 2007. Titles:The Dreamland Chronicles (2005),Elsinore,Hyper-Actives,Imperial Dragons,Judo Girl (2006),Lions, Tigers and Bears (2005),Lullaby,Six-Gun Samurai,Valkyries,Yenny[48]
All-American PublicationsUS[49]1939[49]1946[50]Bought out by National Periodicals (DC Comics) in 1946[50]
All Star DC ComicsUS2005[51]2008[51]Defunct imprint ofDC Comics. Titles:All-Star Superman;All Star Batman and Robin the Boy Wonder
Alternative ComicsUS[52]1993[53]9998
Active
Shut down in 2008, resumed publishing in 2012.[54] Titles:9-11: Emergency Relief;The Cute Manifesto;Magic Whistle
Amalgam ComicsUS19961997Shared Imprint byDC Comics andMarvel Comics. Defunct in 1997, published reprints in 2003, 2004,[55] and 2024[56]
Amazing ComicsUS19871987[57]Spearheaded byDavid Campiti; one of the five publishing entities set up byScott Mitchell Rosenberg/Sunrise Distribution.[58] Some titles were affiliated withPied Piper Comics. Titles:[59]Barney the Invisible Turtle,[60]Ex-Mutants,Jack Frost
American Comics GroupUS[61]1943[61]1967[61] Began in 1943 asCreston Publishing
America's Best ComicsUS19992005Imprint ofWildStorm, altogether sold toDC Comics. Titles:The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Volume One,The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Volume II,The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Black Dossier,Promethea,Smax,Terra Obscura,Tom Strong,Tomorrow Stories,Top 10[62]
AmericomicsUS19821984FormerParagon Publications from 1969 to 1982; becomes AC Comics in 1984[19]
Anglo-American PublishingCanada[63]1941[63]1951[64]
Ankama EditionsFrance[65]20019998
Active
Comics publishing division ofAnkama Games[citation needed]
Antarctic PressUS[66]1984[66]9998
Active
Titles:Chesty Sanchez,Gold Digger,Ninja High School,Warrior Nun Areala[67]
Apex NoveltiesUS[68]19681979[citation needed] Original publisher ofR. Crumb'sZap Comix[69]
Apple ComicsUS[70]19861994Began as Imprint ofWaRP Graphics. Also known asApple Press. Imprint:Forbidden Fruit
Approbation ComicsUS[71]19929998
Active
[citation needed]
Arcana StudioCanada[72]2004[73]9998
Active
Titles:Clockwork Girl;Kade;Ezra[74]
Archaia Studios PressUS20029998
Active
[citation needed] Bought byKunoichi Inc. in 2008.[75] Titles:Mouse Guard
Archie Adventure ComicsUS[76]1959[77]1962Archie Comics superhero imprint. Titles:Adventures of The Fly;Adventures of the Jaguar,Shadow
Archie Comic PublicationsUS[78][79]1939[78]9998
Active
Founded asMLJ Magazines, changed to Archie Comic Publications in 1951. Imprints (all currently defunct):Archie Adventure Comics;Belmont Books,Radio Comics (underMighty Comics);Red Circle Comics;Spectrum Comics
Arrow ComicsUS[80]19859998
Active
Arrow Comics shut down two times; In 1989, returning in 1993,[81] and in 2000, returning in 2008. Imprint:Arrow Manga. Titles:Tales From The Aniverse;Spank the Monkey;The Dead[82]
Asahi SonoramaJapan19599998
Active
ASCII Media WorksJapan20089998
Active
Aspen MLTUS[83]2003[84]9998
Active
Titles:Aspen,Executive Assistant Iris,Fathom (2003 – present),The Iron Saint,Lady Mechanika,Shrugged,Soulfire[85][86]
L'AssociationFrance19909998
Active
[citation needed]
AsukaFrance20042010[citation needed] Merged with Kazé in 2010
Atlas ComicsUS19511957[citation needed] Evolved intoMarvel Comics
Atlas/Seaboard ComicsUS1974[87]1975Relaunched in association with Ardden Entertainment in 2010.[88] Titles:Grim Ghost,Phoenix,Scorpion
Atomeka PressUK1988
2004		1997
2005		[citation needed]
Avatar PressUS[89]1996-9998[citation needed]Dystopian comics. Titles:Absolution,Alan Moore's The Courtyard,Black Summer,God Is Dead,No Hero,Pandora,Providence,Supergod,The Unfunnies,Über[90]
Avon ComicsUS19451956[citation needed]
AWA StudiosUS20199998
Active
Artists, Writers & Artisans[91]
Awesome ComicsUS19972000[citation needed] Also known asAwesome Entertainment andAwesome-Hyperwerks
Axis ComicsUS19941994[citation needed]
Azteca ProductionsUS1993-9998[citation needed]
Bedside PressCanada[92]20142019Hope Nicholson Closes Bedside Press Following Sexual Assault Admission
Bell FeaturesCanada[93]1939[93]1953a.k.a.Commercial Signs of Canada[93]
Belmont BooksUS19601971[citation needed] Paperback-book publishing imprint ofArchie Comics, also published reprinted material fromRadio Comics. Merged withTower Books formingBelmont Tower in 1971. Ceased publishing 1980
Beyond ComicsUS19979998
Active
Publications: "Justice" , "Gekido Vs. Code Name: Justice" , "Gekido" , & "Ravedactyl" Also known asBeyondComics.TV
Big Bang ComicsUS1994-9998[citation needed] Established in 1994 as imprint ofCaliber Press; became independent publisher in 2006
Black Eye ProductionsCanada[94]1992[95]1998[95]
Blackthorne PublishingUS19851989[citation needed]
Blue ComicsBrazil[96]2006[97]9998
Active
Blue Juice ComicsUS[98]20129998
Active
Boneyard PressUS[99]1991[100]9998
Active
Currently publishing online comics (Vein Water).[101]
Bongo ComicsUS19932018[citation needed]
Boom! StudiosUS20059998
Active
[citation needed]
Boundless ComicsUS[102]2010[103]9998
Active
Imprint ofAvatar Press, created solely for publication ofLady Death, bought fromCrossGen Entertainment (who themselves bought the rights toLady Death from defunctChaos! Comics). Notable for comics in which the contents have no censorship in terms of violence, nudity, sex, and swearing. Titles:Belladonna (2015),Ember,Hellina,Jungle Fantasy,Lady Death,Lookers,Threshold: Allure,UnHoly,War Goddess,Webwitch (2015)[104][105]
BroadSword ComicsUS1999-9998[citation needed]
Broadway ComicsUS19951996[citation needed]
Bubble ComicsRussia20119998
Active
Burlyman EntertainmentUS20039998
Active
Founded byThe Wachowskis.
Byron Preiss Visual PublicationsUS19742006[citation needed]
Bluewater ProductionsUS2007-9998[citation needed] Titles:Back to Mysterious Island,Black Scorpion,Flying Saucers Vs. the Earth,Insane Jane: The Avenging Star,Isis,Sinbad: Rogue of Mars,Space Women Beyond the Stratosphere,Tenth Muse (June 2007 series; 2013 series),Violet Rose,Wrath of the Titans[106]
Caliber ComicsUS19892000[citation needed]
Calvary ComicsUS2006-9998[citation needed]
Capital ComicsUS19811984[citation needed] Went bankrupt, all titles acquired byFirst Comics. Titles:Badger (September 1983 – April 1984),Nexus (1981 – October 1982, May 1983 – March 1984),Whisper (December 1983 – March 1984)[107]
Cardal PublishingUK1951[108]
Carlsen ComicsGermany[109]19679998
Active
Comic publishing imprint ofCarlsen Verlag, established in 1953,[110] started publishing comics in 1967; imprints:Edition ComicArt,B&L (bought 2002, since 2006 part ofCarlsen Cartoon und Humor),Chicken House Deutschland (joint-venture withThe Chicken House[111]
Cartoon BooksUS19919998
Active
[citation needed]
CastermanBelgium[112]19349998
Active
[citation needed] Established in 1780, began publishing comics in 1934
Celebrity ComicsUS19921993Imprint ofPersonality Comics[113]
Centaur PublicationsUS19381942[citation needed]
Chaos! ComicsUS19922002[114]First publishing in 1993.[115] All characters exceptLady Death were first bought by comic retailerTales of Wonder, then sold toDevil's Due Publishing, and after the demise of Devil's Due Publishing finally went toDynamite Entertainment. Rights toLady Death were first sold toCrossGen Entertainment, and went, after Crossgen's demise, to Chaos! Comics founderBrian Pulido andAvatar Press under its own imprintBoundless Comics[116]
Charlton ComicsUS19461986[citation needed]
CinebookUK?9998
Active
[citation needed]
Class ComicsCanada[117]1995[118]-9998Publishes erotic gay comics.
Classical ComicsUK2007-9998[citation needed]
Claypool ComicsUS19932006[citation needed]
CliffhangerUS19982004[citation needed] Absorbed first intoHomage, itself then absorbedWildstorm Signature Series
CMXUS20042010[citation needed]
CoamixJapan2000-9998[citation needed]
Coconino PressItaly20009998
Active
[citation needed]
Columbia ComicsUS19401949[citation needed]
Comely ComixCanada19752005[citation needed] Known forCaptain Canuck
Comic ChroniclesUS1993Imprint ofPersonality Comics[119]
Comic MediaUS19521954[citation needed]
Comico ComicsUS19821997[citation needed] Titles:Elementals,Evangeline,Grendel,Mage[120]
Comics' Greatest WorldUS[121][122]19932000Dark Horse Comics superhero imprint. Changed name toDark Horse Heroes in 1995
Comics Interview GroupUS19851989[citation needed] Imprint ofFictioneer Books
ComicsOneUS[123]19992005[124]Some titles were taken over byDrMaster[125]
Com.xUK2000-9998[citation needed]
ConradBrazil[126]1993-9997
Defunct
[citation needed]
Continuity ComicsUS19841994[citation needed] Also known asContinuity Publishing; still exists asNeal Adams Studios, no longer publishing comics. Titles:Armor,Bucky O'Hare,Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future,Crazyman,Cyberrad,Echo of Futurepast,Hybrids,Hybrids: The Origin,Megalith,Ms. Mystic,The Revengers Featuring Megalith,Samuree,Shaman,Toyboy,Urth 4,Valeria, She-Bat,Zero Patrol[127]
Continüm ComicsUS19891994[citation needed]
Core MagazineJapan19859998
Active
Crestwood PublicationsUS19431963[citation needed] Later known asPrize Comics
CrossGenUS19982004[128]Former imprint:Code 6. Bought byWalt Disney in 2004.[129] Became an Imprint ofMarvel Comics in 2010, first publishing under Marvel Comics in 2011[130] Titles:Abadazad,Sigil,Sojourn,Ruse[131]
Crusade ComicsUS19942002[citation needed]
Curtis MagazinesUS19711980[citation needed]Marvel Comics imprint. Published black-and-white comics magazines
Curtis Publishing CompanyUS18919998
Active
[citation needed]
Dabel Brothers ProductionsUS2001[133]2009[132][citation needed]
DargaudFrance19439998
Active
[citation needed]
Dark Horse ComicsUS[134]19869998
Active
Active imprints:Dark Horse Manga,M Press ("diverse literary fiction and non-fiction prose for authors with a unique voice").,[135]Sequential Pulp Comics. Discontinued imprints:Comics' Greatest World later renamedDark Horse Heroes (DH's shared superheroes universe),Legend (creator-owned projects, originally byMiller andByrne),[136] andMaverick (creator-owned projects, follow-up toLegend)[137]
Dark Horse MangaUS19929998
Active
Dark Horse Comics manga-imprint
David McKay Publications (also: David McKay Company)US[138]18821986Published comics from 1931[139] to 1950;[138] bought out byRandom House in 1986
DC ComicsUS19349998
Active
Founded asNational Allied Publications. Titles:Aquaman,Batman,The Flash,Green Arrow,Green Lantern,Justice League,Martian Manhunter,Superman,Teen Titans,Wonder Woman[140]
D. C. Thomson & Co. LtdUK19059998
Active
[citation needed] Publishers ofThe Beano andThe Dandy
Defiant ComicsUS1992[141]1995[citation needed] Imprint ofEnlightened Entertainment Partners, LP
DelcourtFrance19869998
Active
[citation needed]
Dell ComicsUS19291973[citation needed]
Deluxe ComicsUS19841986[citation needed]
Desperado PublishingUS20042012[citation needed] Began as an imprint of Image Comics. Became independent in 2007. Partnered with IDW Publishing from early 2010 to 2012. Titles:The Atheist,Cherubs! (2007),Deadworld (2007-2008, 2010),Detectives Inc. (2008),Flaming Carrot Comics (2004-2006),Monsterpocalypse,Negative Burn (#12-#21),Sabre (2008),Starchild (2007),Untouchables (2006)[142][143]
Devil's Due PublishingUS19999998
Active
[citation needed] Titles:Barack the Barbarian,Breakdown,Cannon Busters,Drafted,G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero,Hack/Slash,Micronauts (2004),Sheena, Queen of the Jungle (2007-2008),Xombie: Reanimated,Yumiko: Curse of the Merch Girl[144]
Dhaka ComicsBangladesh20139998
Active
Disney ComicsUS19901993[citation needed]
Dragon Lady PressCanada19851988[citation needed]
Drawn & QuarterlyCanada[145]1990[145]9998
Active
Dreamwave ProductionsCanada[146]1996[146]2005[146]Titles:Arkanium,Dark Minds,Echo,Fate of the Blade,Limbo City,NecroWar,Neon Cyber,Sandscape,Shidima,Transformers,Warlands[147]
DrMasterUS[148]2004[150]2008[149]Published some titles fromComicsOne when they went out of business[151]
DSTLRYUS20239998
Active
DupuisBelgium19229998
Active
[citation needed]
Dynamite EntertainmentUS20059998
Active
[citation needed]
Eastern Color PrintingUS19331955[citation needed] Continued as a printer until 2002
EC ComicsUS19441956[citation needed] Continued to publishMad magazine
Eclipse ComicsUS19781993[citation needed] Imprint:Independent Comics Group
Eerie PublicationsUS19661981[citation needed]Myron Fass black-and-whitehorror comics magazine imprint
eigoMANGAUS20009998
Active
[citation needed]
Elliot PublishingUS[152]19401945Published comics from 1944 - 1945; imprint:Gilberton (until 1942)
ElvifranceFrance19701992[citation needed]
Epic Comics (also: Epic Comics Group)US1982
1995
2003		1994
1996
2011		[153][154][155] Imprint ofMarvel Comics, defunct. Titles:Alien Legion,Atomic Age,The Black Dragon,Dreadstar (#1 – #26),Sisterhood of Steel,Swords of the Swashbucklers[156]
Eternity ComicsUS19861994Originally spearheaded byBrian Marshall; one of five publishers set up byScott Mitchell Rosenberg/Sunrise Distribution; became aMalibu Comics imprint in 1988[58]
Event ComicsUS[157]19941999[158]BecameMarvel Knights and was closed in 1998, last publishing in 1999[159]
Evil Ink ComicsUS2004-9998[citation needed]
Extreme StudiosUS19972000[citation needed] Titles:Bloodstrike (#3-#7),Brigade (#0, #3-#7),Prophet (1993 series, #1-#3),Supreme (#6-#12),Troll (December 1993),Violator vs. Badrock,Youngblood (1996 series),Youngblood: Strikefile (#4)[160]
FAKKUUS20069998
Active
Fangoria ComicsUS20072007[citation needed]Fangoria Entertainment imprint
FantaCo EnterprisesUS19801998[citation needed]
Fantagor PressUS19861994[citation needed] Imprint of cartoonistRichard Corben
FantagraphicsUS[161]19769998
Active
[citation needed]
Fantasy Flight Publications19951996[citation needed] Published translated European comics; still in business as games publisherFantasy Flight Games
Farrell Comic GroupUS19511958[citation needed] Imprints:America's Best,Ajax Publications,Ajax-Farrell,[162]Decker Publications,Red Top Comics,Steinway Comics andWorld Famous; successor toFarrell Publications
Farrell PublicationsUS19401948[citation needed] Imprints:American Feature Syndicate,Four Star Publications andKiddie Kapers Company. Was followed byFarrell Comic Group
Fawcett ComicsUS1939
1969		1953
1980		[citation needed]
Fiction HouseUS19381954[citation needed]
Finix ComicsGermany[163]20079998
Active
Registered club open to any comic-fan[164] with the goal to continue prematurly cancelled comic-series. First publishing in 2008. Imprint:Edition Solitaire
First ComicsUS1982[165]9998
Active
Relaunched in 2011; a/k/a and see1First Comics.[166] Titles:American Flagg!,Badger (#5 – #70),Dreadstar (#27 – #64),Dynamo Joe,Grimjack,Jon Sable, Freelance,Nexus (#7 – #80),Sensei,Shatter,Whisper (June 1986 – June 1990)[167]
Fox Atomic ComicsUS20062009[168]Comics publishing imprint ofFox Atomic, itself an imprint of20th Century Fox
Fox Feature SyndicateUS19391951[citation needed]
FrémokFrance
Belgium		2002-9998[citation needed]
FutabashaJapan19489998
Active
Future ComicsUS20022004[citation needed]
Gangan ComicsJapan19919998
Active
Imprint ofEnix until its merger intoSquare Enix in 2003.
GentoshaJapan19939998
Active
Gestalt PublishingAustralia[169]2005-9998[citation needed]
Ghost MachineUS20239998
Active
Imprint of Image Comics. Titles:Geiger,Hornsby & Halo,Hyde Street,It Happened on Hyde Street: Devour,Redcoat,The Rocketfellers,Rook: Exodus[170]
Giant GeneratorUS20179998
Active
Imprint of Image Comics. Titles:Grommets,The Holy Roller,Napalm Lullaby,The Sacrificers,The Tin Can Society[171][172]
Gladstone ComicsUS19861999[173]
GlénatFrance19729998
Active
[citation needed]
Gold Key ComicsUS19621984[citation needed] Also known asWhitman Comics
Gorilla ComicsUS19992000Short-lived imprint of Image Comics. Titles:Crimson Plague,Empire (#1-#2),Section Zero,ShockRockets,Superstar: As Seen on TV,Tellos (#8-#10)[174]
HakusenshaJapan19739998
Active
Hall of HeroesUS19931999[citation needed]
Harrier ComicsUK19841989[citation needed]
Harris ComicsUS19852008[citation needed] PublishedVampirella
Harvey ComicsUS19411986[citation needed]
Hell ComicsUS19711972[citation needed] PublishedAir Pirates Funnies
Hexagon ComicsFrance19509998
Active
Successor to Editions Lug, which was succeeded by Semic S.A. which folded in 2003. Titles:Strangers,Hexagon Classics
Highbrow EntertainmentUS19949998
Active
Imprint of Image Comics. Titles:Dart,Freak Force,Savage Dragon,SuperPatriot,Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1996-1999),Vanguard[175]
Highwater BooksUS19972004[176][citation needed]
Hillborough StudiosCanada[177]1941[177]1942[93]Most of the staff moved toBell Features[177]
Hillman PeriodicalsUS19481953[citation needed]
Holyoke PublishingUS19401946[citation needed] Imprints:Bilbara Publishing,Continental Publishing,Narrative Publishers
HomageUS19952004[citation needed]WildStorm Productions imprint, acquired byDC Comics in 1998, absorbed intoWildstorm Signature Series in 2004
HoubunshaJapan19509998
Active
[citation needed]
Humanoids PublishingUS1999-9998[citation needed]
Humor ComicsUS19921993Imprint ofPersonality Comics[178]
Humor Publications/
Current Books		US19441948[citation needed]Ace Magazines imprint.
IconUS2004-9998[citation needed]
Idaho Comics GroupUS20149998
Active
PublishesTarzan and the Comics of Idaho andIdaho Comics
IDW PublishingUS19999998
Active
[citation needed] Titles:30 Days of Night,Archangel,Big Hero 6: The Series,Chiaroscuro,Dungeons & Dragons,FX,G.I. Joe,Judge Dredd,Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,Transformers[179]
I. W. PublicationsUS19581964[citation needed] Also known asSuper Comics
iBooksUS20032005[citation needed] Published byByron Preiss
Image ComicsUS[180]1992[141]9998
Active
[citation needed] Titles:Allegra,Bone (#21-#27),Little Red Hot,The Maxx,Monstress,Radiant Black,Saga,Stray Dogs,Violent Messiahs,Wayward[181]
Imperial ComicsUS19861987Spearheaded byBrian Marshall; one of five publishers established byScott Mitchell Rosenberg/Sunrise Distribution (and later absorbed by Malibu/Eternity).[58]
Imperium ComicsUS-9998[citation needed]
Innovation ComicsUS19881993[141][citation needed]
Insomnia PublicationsUK20062010[citation needed]
JBCJapan
Brazil		19929998
Active
[citation needed]
JC ComicsUS19819998
Active
[citation needed] Also known asJC Productions; still in existence, just not publishing since 1984
Jitsugyo no Nihon ShaJapan18979998
Active
Johnny DCUS20049998
Active
[citation needed] All-ages imprint ofDC Comics
Kadokawa ShotenJapan19459998
Active
KamiFrance2010[182]
KanaFrance19969998
Active
[citation needed]
KazéFrance19942022Parent company wasViz Media Europe until 2022 when it was acquired and merged with Crunchyroll
King ComicsUS19661967[citation needed] Connected withKing Features Syndicate; most titles were picked up fromGold Key Comics and later acquired byCharlton Comics
Ki-oonFrance2003-9998[citation needed]
Kitchen Sink PressUS19701999[141][183]Bought by Ocean Capital Corp. on May 24, 1994[141][citation needed]
KobunshaJapan19459998
Active
KodanshaJapan[184]19099998
Active
[citation needed]
Koyama PressCanada[185]2007[185]-9998
Laizen ComicsUS20099998
Active
[186][187][188]
La PastèqueCanada[189]1998[189]9998
Active
Last Gasp
Comix & Stories		US19709998
Active
[citation needed]
LegendUS[136][190]1994[141]1998DefunctDark Horse Comics imprint for creator-owned materials; followed byMaverick
Le LombardBelgium19469998
Active
[citation needed]
Les 400 coupsCanada19949998
Active
[citation needed]
Les Humanoïdes AssociésFrance19749998
Active
[citation needed]
Lev Gleason PublicationsUS19391955[citation needed] Also known asComic House Publications
Lightning ComicsUS19671967[citation needed]
Lightning ComicsUS19931997[citation needed]
Liquid ComicsIndia[191]2008[192]9998
Active
FormerVirgin Comics
L. Miller & Son, Ltd.UK19431966[citation needed]
Lodestone Comics19851986[citation needed]
Los Angeles Comic Book CompanyUS19711974[citation needed]
Lucha ComicsCanada[193]20139998
Active
An imprint of The Shooting Star Press.
Ludovico Technique LLCUS[194]-9998[citation needed]
Magazine EnterprisesUS19431958[citation needed]
Mad Cave StudiosUnited States20149998
Active
Mag GardenJapan20019998
Active
Mainline PublicationsUS19531956[citation needed]
Malibu ComicsUS19861994One of five publishers set up byScott Mitchell Rosenberg/Sunrise Distribution.[58] Bought byMarvel Comics,[141] currently dormant. Imprints:Adventure Comics,Aircel Comics,Bravura,Eternity Comics,Genesis,Protectors Universe,Ultraverse (moved to Marvel)
Mam Tor PublishingUK2004-9998[citation needed]
Maple Leaf PublishingCanada[195]1941[195]-9997
Defunct
[citation needed]
MarkosiaUK2005-9998[citation needed]
Marvel ComicsUS19399998
Active
Founded asTimely Comics, laterAtlas Comics. Titles:Avengers,Captain America,Daredevil,Deadpool,Fantastic Four,The Incredible Hulk,Iron Man,Spider-Man,Thor,Uncanny X-Men[196]
Marvel AdventuresUS2005[198]2012[197]formerMarvel Age;[199] all-ages imprint ofMarvel Comics ("Marvel Kids")[200]
Marvel AgeUS20032005All-ages imprint ofMarvel Comics ("Marvel Kids"), picked up titles fromTsunami; becameMarvel Adventures[201]
MaverickUS[137]19992002Dark Horse Comics imprint for creator-owned materials, follow-up toLegend
Max Comics (MAX)US2001[202]9998
Active
[203] Mature-reader imprint ofMarvel Comics[204]
Media FactoryJapan19869998
Active
Mighty ComicsUS19651967[citation needed]Archie Comics named Mighty Comics Group for housing the Super-hero imprintRadio Comics. See:Radio Comics
Milestone MediaUS19931997[141][citation needed] Merged with mainDC line.
MillarworldUS20109998
Active
Former imprint of Image Comics. Titles:Big Game,Empress,Jupiter's Legacy,Kick-Ass,Nemesis,Prodigy,Superior,The Magic Order,Wanted,War Heroes[205]
Mille-ÎlesCanada[206]1989[206]9998
Active
Millennium PublicationsUS19901998[citation needed] Imprint:Modern Comics (1997–2000)
Mirage StudiosUS19832021Titles:Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
M. F. EnterprisesUS19661967[citation needed]
MLJ MagazinesUS19391951BecameArchie Comic Publications in 1951
Mojo PressUS19941999[citation needed] Titles:Weird Business;Red Range;Atomic Chili
Moonstone BooksUS19959998
Active
[citation needed]
M PressUS[135]2004[207]9998
Active
Dark Horse Comics imprint for "diverse literary fiction and non-fiction prose for authors with a unique voice"
MU PressUS19902006[citation needed] Imprint:AEON Publishing
NBM PublishingUS19769998
Active
[citation needed]
NS EditoraBR20019998
Active
Brazilian publisher that publishes comic books under the label Geektopia[208]
Standard ComicsUS19391956[citation needed] Also known asNedor,Pines,Better, andThrilling
New England ComicsUS-9998[citation needed]
New Sirius Productions19861986[citation needed] Comics line calledPrelude Graphics
Nihon BungeishaJapan19599998
Active
Noble Comics19811983[citation needed]
Novelty PressUS19401949[citation needed]
NOW ComicsUS[209]19852005[citation needed]
Ohzora PublishingJapan19909998
Active
Ominous PressUS19941994[210]Bart Sears's short lived self-publishing line
Oni PressUS[211]1997[212]9998
Active
[citation needed]
Oog & BlikNetherlands19859998
Active
[citation needed]
Orbit PublicationsUS19451953[citation needed] Also known asOrbit Comics
O.W. ComicsUS19451946Also known as Oxton & Woolfolk Comics. Titles:Mad Hatter[213][214][215][216][217][218]
Pacific ComicsUS[219]1981[219]1984[220]
Panaramic EntertainmentNigeria20079998
Active
Paradox PressUS19932001[citation needed] FormerlyPiranha Press
Paragon PublicationsUS19691982Founded 1969 (first release in 1970); becomesAmericomics in 1982[221]
Personality ComicsUS19911993[222]Imprints:Adult Comics,Celebrity Comics,Comic Chronicles,Cutting Edge Productions,Friendly Comics,Humor Comics,Real Life Comics,Spoof Comics,Sports Comics[223]
Pied Piper ComicsUS19861988[citation needed] De facto successor toWonder Comics
Pika ÉditionFrance1999-9998[citation needed]
Pines ComicsUS19561959[citation needed] Successor toNedor Comics
Piranha PressUS19891994[citation needed] A DC Comics imprint. Later becameParadox Press
Print MintUS19681978[citation needed]
Prism ComicsUS2003-9998[citation needed]
Quality ComicsUS[224]1939[224]1956[224][citation needed]
Radical ComicsUS[225]2007-9998
Radio ComicsUS19651967[citation needed]Superhero imprint ofArchie Comics (labelled as imprint ofMighty Comics Group). See:Mighty Comics
Radio ComixUS1996-9998[citation needed]
Raj ComicsIndia19859998
Active
[citation needed]
Real Life ComicsUS1993Imprint ofPersonality Comics[226]
Reasonably Priced ComicsUS[227]20099998
Active
Rebellion DevelopmentsUK19919998
Active
[citation needed] Started publishing comics in 2000 when they purchased2000 AD. Now also owns the former back catalogue ofFleetway.
Red 5 ComicsCanada2007-9998[citation needed]
Red Circle ComicsUS19731985[citation needed]Archie Comics superhero-imprint
Red Giant EntertainmentUS20059998
Active
Publishes comics and graphic novels. Some titles include:Banzai Girl,Duel Identity,Exposure,Jade Warriors,Journey To Magika,Last Blood,Medusa's Daughter,Monster Isle by Larry Hama,Pandora's Blogs,Sore Thumbs,Tesla,Wayward Sons,Wayward Sons: Legends
Renegade PressUS[10]1985[10]1989[10]Started withAardvark-Vanaheim titles, except forCerebus[10]
Re-Visionary Press19942000[citation needed] Imprint:Carnal Comics (acquired fromRevolutionary Comics)
Revolutionary ComicsUS19891994[citation needed] Imprint:Carnal Comics (later acquired byRe-Visionary Press and thenOpus Graphics)
Rip Off PressUS19699998
Active
[citation needed]
Robot ComicsSpain2009-9998[citation needed]
Rolf Kauka ComicsGermany[228][229]19519998
Active
Sold to IPC Media and VNU in 1973; bought back by founder in 1979; becamePromedia, Inc. in 1982; becameKauka Promedia in 2002; becameRolf Kauka Comics in 2008[230]
Rough Cut ComicsScotland[231]1999[232]9998
Active
First publishing in 2001. Titles:Freedom Collective,Society,The Surgeon
Rural HomeUS19451945[citation needed] Owned byEnwil. Also published underRural Home Publishing Co. andRural Home Publications.[233] Titles:Cannonball Comics,Eagle Comics,Red Circle Comics
Scattered ComicsUS[234]19919998
Active
Titles: "Blank" , "Blinth" , "Blonde Assassin" , "Caffeine Poisoned" , "Comics Vs. Manga" , "Damage Inc." , "Dr. Dream" , "Forgotten Tales" , "Genisis" , "Inky and his Magic Eraser" , "Lylith & Mara" , "Movie Massacre Magazine" , "Panda Days" , "Scattered" , "Shadow Hunters"
SeoulmunhwasaSouth Korea[235]-9998[citation needed]
Sequential Pulp Comics20119998
Active
Dark Horse Comics imprint[236]
Seven Seas EntertainmentUS2004-9998[citation needed]
ShadowLineUS19939998
Active
[citation needed] An imprint of Image Comics. Titles:After the Cape,Bomb Queen,Cowboy Ninja Viking,Intimidators,Lazarus,Morning Glories,The Pact (comics),Rat Queens,Sam Noir,Ward of the State[237]
Shanda Fantasy Arts-9998[citation needed]
ShinshokanJapan1961-9998[citation needed]
ShinchoshaJapan18969998
Active
ShodenshaJapan19709998
Active
[citation needed]
ShogakukanJapan19229998
Active
[citation needed]
Shōnen GahōshaJapan1945-9998[citation needed]
ShueishaJapan19259998
Active
[citation needed]
Sirius ComicsUS19851986[citation needed]
Sirius EntertainmentUS19942005[citation needed]
Skybound EntertainmentUS20109998
Active
An imprint of Image Comics. Titles:Birthright,Fire Power,Ghosted,Invincible,Manifest Destiny,Oblivion Song,Outcast by Kirkman and Azaceta,Super Dinosaur,Thief of Thieves,The Walking Dead[238]
Skywald PublicationsUS19701975[citation needed]
Slave Labor GraphicsUS[239]19869998
Active
[citation needed]
Soleil ProductionsFrance1989[240]9998
Active
Founded asLibrairie Bédulle[citation needed]
Solson PublicationsUS19861987[citation needed]
Spark PublicationsUS19441946[citation needed]
Spectrum ComicsUS19831984[citation needed]
Spectrum ComicsUS-9998[citation needed] Imprint ofArchie Comics; defunct
Spilt InkCanada[241]20049998
Active
The butique digital and print ready inprint of comics creator and artistSalgood Sam.[242]
Spire Christian ComicsUS19721988[243]Published original comics from 1972–1988
Spoof ComicsUS1992[244]1993Imprint ofPersonality Comics
Sports ComicsUS1993Imprint ofPersonality Comics[245]
Spotlight ComicsUS19861987[citation needed] PublishedMighty Mouse andUnderdog comics; declared bankruptcy in 1989[246]
St. John PublicationsUS19471958[citation needed]
Stanley Publications19661971[citation needed] Black-and-whitehorror magazine publisher. Titles:Chilling Tales of Horror;Ghoul Tales;Stark Terror
Star PublicationsUS[247]1949[247]1954Founded afterL.B. Cole acquired assets ofNovelty Press[247]
Starblaze GraphicsUS19781989[citation needed] Imprint ofThe Donning Company; mainly published trade paperback collections and original graphic novels. Titles:MythAdventures;Elfquest;A Distant Soil
Star*ReachUS19741991[citation needed]Mike Friedrich's imprint
Strawberry Jam ComicsCanada19851992[citation needed]
Street & Smith ComicsUS19401949[citation needed]
Studio IroncatUS19972006[citation needed] Also known asI.C. Entertainment
Sumerian ComicsUS[248]20209998
Active
Currently publishes American Psycho, The Crow, Basic Instinct, and more.
Superior Publishers LimitedCanada19451956[citation needed] Reprinted American comics
Syzygy PublishingUS20229998
Active
Imprint of Image Comics. Titles:7174 A.D.,7174 Annual,All Against All (#4-#5),The Cabinet (#1),The Feeding,A Haunted Girl,Hitomi (#4-#5),Joe Hill's Rain (#1),Lore Remastered,Les Mort 13 Giant Syze Special,Saucer Country: The Finale,Self Help,Tales of Syzpense[249]
TakeshoboJapan19729998
Active
[citation needed]
Tekno ComixUS19951997[citation needed]
Teshkeel ComicsKuwait20059998
Active
[citation needed] Known forThe 99
Texas ComicsUS19831983[citation needed]
Thoughts & Images19831988[citation needed]
Timely ComicsUS19391950[citation needed] Later becameAtlas, thenMarvel
The Library of American ComicsUS20079998
Active
[citation needed]
Titan BooksUK19819998
Active
[citation needed]
TKO StudiosUS20189998
Active
[250]
Toby PressUS19491955[citation needed] Also known asToby Comics
Todd McFarlane ProductionsUS[251]19929998
Active
Titles:The Crow (1999),Curse of the Spawn (#9),Hellspawn: The Ashley Wood Collection,Sam & Twitch,Spawn (#4-#12, #189, #193, #195-#197, #199),Spawn Collection,Spawn: Godslayer,Spawn Origins Collection (#1-#9, #18-#19),Spawn: Endgame Collection,Violator[252]
Toho ComicsUS20139998
Active
A Future is comics withGodzilla comics series inWarner Bros./DC Comics
Tokuma ShotenJapan19549998
Active
TokyopopUS19979998
Active
TokyopopGermany20049998
Active
Top Cow ProductionsUS1992[141]9998
Active
Titles:Angelus,Aphrodite IX,Cyber Force,Cyblade,The Darkness,Hunter-Killer,The Magdalena,Think Tank,Wanted,Witchblade[253]
Topps ComicsUS19931998[citation needed]
Top Shelf ComicsUS[254]1997[255]9998
Active
[citation needed]
Totenkopf VerlagGermany19911996[256]
Tower ComicsUS19651969[citation needed]
Trident ComicsUK19891992[citation needed]
Trojan Magazines19501955[citation needed]
Triumphant ComicsUS19931994[257]
Tundra PublishingUS[258]1990[141]1993Bought byKitchen Sink Press in March of 1993[141] (Tundra UK was not part of this sale and folded[258])[citation needed]
UDONCanada20009998
Active
[citation needed] LeftDevil's Due Publishing to form its own publishing company
Ultimate MarvelUS20009998
Active
Imprint ofMarvel Comics[citation needed]
UPN-VolksverlagGermany1969-9997
Defunct
BecomesVolksverlag
Valiant ComicsUS1990[141]
2012		9998
Active
[citation needed] Published by Voyager Communications. BecameAcclaim Comics. Imprints:Armada,Windjammer (creator-owned line). Relaunched in 2012.[259] Titles:Archer & Armstrong,Bloodshot,Eternal Warrior,Harbinger,H.A.R.D. Corps,Ninjak,Rai,The Second Life of Doctor Mirage,Shadowman,X-O Manowar[260]
Vault ComicsUS20169998
Active
[261]
VerotikUS[262]1994[141]9998
Active
Vertigo ComicsUS1992[141]2020[citation needed]
Vimanika ComicsIndia[263]20119998
Active
Imprint:Vimanika Comics UK
Vimanika Comics UKUK[264]20129998
Active
UK-based imprint ofVimanika Comics
FAB ComicsPakistan[265]20149998
Active
Pakistani comic book publisher of original superheroes includingDarkLion,Stormkiller, and others featured in thePakistani superhero roster.
Viper ComicsUS2003-9998[citation needed]
Virgin ComicsIndia,[266] US2005[266]2008RenamedLiquid Comics on 25 September 2008[192]
VIZ MediaUS19869998
Active
[citation needed] A.k.a.Viz Comics,Viz Communications,Viz LLC
VolksverlagGermany[267]19691984FormerlyUPN-Volksverlag; some titles moved toAlpha Comic Verlag
Vortex ComicsCanada[268]1982[268]1993
Wandering Star PressUS1987Imprint ofACE Comics
Warp GraphicsUS1977[269]9998
Active
Formerly WaRP Graphics. Former imprintApple Comics, also known asApple Press; became independent.
Warren PublishingUS19571983
WildStormUS19921999[citation needed] A former imprint of Image Comics. Became part ofDC Comics on 06. October 1998; Imprint:America's Best Comics[141] Titles:Crimson,Danger Girl (1998 series),Grifter and the Mask,Team One[270]
Wonder ColorUS19871987Also known asWonder Comics. Spearheaded byDavid Campiti; one of five publishers set up byScott Mitchell Rosenberg/Sunrise Distribution.[58] Most titles acquired byPied Piper Comics
Yaoi PressUS2004-9998[citation needed]
YouthfulUS19491954[citation needed] Imprint:Youthful Magazines/Stamp Comics
Zenescope EntertainmentUS2005[271]9998
Active
[citation needed] Titles:Grimm Fairy Tales,Man Goat and the Bunnyman[272]
ZoolookUS19969998
Active
Publisher of the blackcomic book seriesDread & Alive
ZudaUS[273]20072010Online imprint ofDC Comics; also printing popular comics (Bayou;High Moon;The Night Owls;Celadore)[273]

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