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	Comics2Film: The Woman Trap (Archives)
		Fabrice Giger, Chairman of Humanoids Group, announced that Humanoids Publishing has sold the film rights of its international best-selling graphic albums, The Carnival of The Immortals and The Woman Trap by Enki Bilal.
		Humanoids Publishing is a division of The Humanoids Group, with offices in Paris, Brussels, Saigon, Geneva, and Los Angeles.
		The Humanoids Group is a multi-faceted conglomerate headed by Giger, its 35-year old chairman.
	www.comics2film.com /WomanTrapArch.shtml (207 words)

	Humanoids Publishing Encyclopedia Information @ Karr.net (Karr Network) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		The publishing house Les Humanoïdes Associés was founded in Europe in 1974 by France stubs, Fabrice Giger and Druillet at the same time as the magazine graphic novel / comic book.
		In 1988, the publishing house and its catalogue (including Unleashed) were purchased by Swiss publisher/producer Jean-Pierre Dionnet, at the age of 23, who turned it into an intellectual property development company.
		Humanoids Publishing is a comics publishing house founded in 1998 by Wíkimedia Foundation's as the American counterpart of European publisher Les Humanoïdes Associés.
	encyclopedia.localcolorart.com /encyclopedia/Humanoids_Publishing (689 words)

	Humanoids And LPC Sign Agreement
		Imaginative and sophisticated, Humanoids' science-fiction and heroic fantasy stories are designed to be read and enjoyed by a wider audience than that of a typical graphic novel in the American market.
		Humanoids, a dominant player in the French-language graphic album market, is experiencing rapid growth in the United States and Canada.
		Humanoids features subsidiaries that include an internationally renowned graphic novel/comic book publishing house, a 3-D animation and visual effects studio, an animation software development company and an entity currently developing interactive, role-playing computer games.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /news/101356785067954.htm (471 words)

	Humanoids Publishing
		Humanoids Publishing (in French Humanoïdes Associés) is a Comics publisher specialising in Science fiction titles.
		It published the magazine Métal Hurlant and has a stable of authors that includes Enki Bilal, Richard Corben, Jean-Pierre Dionnet, Alejandro Jodorowsky and Moebius.
		Their first published title was the Science fiction story Le Bandard Fou which later was printed in Métal Hurlant.
	www.ufaqs.com /wiki/en/hu/Humanoids%20Publishing.htm (175 words)

	FANBOY PLANET.com .: mc-DCnews011304 :.
		DC gets more market share, Humanoids gets greater distribution, and comics fans get exposed to some critically acclaimed stuff that was previously darned hard to find at your local bookstore.
		With the first titles slated to be released in July 2004, the Humanoids titles will benefit from a brand new visibility and access to the American market that they have not enjoyed to date.
		Humanoids, Inc. publishes English translations of the French books, commissions new books from US creators for both the French and US markets, sells motion picture and television rights to the graphic novels, sells French animated shows to US networks, and creates new animated television shows and motion pictures with US creators.
	www.fanboyplanet.com /comics/mc-DCnews011304.php (522 words)

	DC Comics, Humanoids Ink Deal - 1/19/2004 - Publishers Weekly
		DC Comics and Humanoids Publishing have announced a deal in which DC will publish 36 graphic novels a year under the Humanoids imprint.
		Humanoids Publishing is the U.S. arm of Les Humanöides Associés, one of Europe's leading publishers of graphic novels and home to such comics superstars as Moebius, Alexandro Jodorowky and Enki Bilal.
		The move greatly expands Humanoids' exposure in the U.S. and gives DC a substantial addition to their catalogue as they pursue the graphic novel market.
	www.publishersweekly.com /article/CA375330.html?pubdate=1/19/2004&display=archive (278 words)

	US SF Publishers
		Humanoids Publishing is a division of The Humanoids Group, with offices in Paris, Brussels, Saigon, Geneva and now Los Angeles.
		This Humanoids Publishing presentation will be the first time that The Incal has been released according to the actual chronology of the story.
		Humanoids Publishing is a division of The Humanoids Group, a multi-faceted conglomerate headed by Fabrice Giger, its 35-year old chairman.
	www.downthetubes.net /resources/book_links/us_sf_publishers.html (1166 words)

	Out Of This World Comics - 9/16/2002 - Publishers Weekly
		Humanoids Publishing, the American graphic novel arm of French science fiction and fantasy publisher the Humanoids Group, began publishing English language editions of its acclaimed and lavishly illustrated graphic
		In the past three years the recognition of the sophistication and diversity of book format comics and much improved distribution to general trade bookstores is generating greater sales.
		Now Humanoids is publishing about 20 to 30 books titles a year, most of them reprints of the house's extensive French backlist, which features the best European artists and science fiction writers, among them Moebius, Enkil Bilal and Juan Gimenez.
	www.publishersweekly.com /index.asp?layout=article&articleId=CA244141&publication=publishersweekly (393 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News: Crossing Borders: Paul Benjamin talks Humanoids Publishing
		DC Comics is well-known for its diverse imprints, from the mature readers Vertigo to the atypical superhero tales at Wildstorm, the superhero publisher has dipped its hands in all the genres.
		As announced earlier this year, DC Comics has formed a partnership with the European juggernaut known as Humanoids Publishing and managing editor Paul Benjamin took some time to talk to CBR News about the types of material we can see from Humanoids and what makes the merger so unique.
		Humanoids is still a relatively new name to North America and Benjamin says the key isn't to try and go it alone- the DC deal is paramount to wider recognition.
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/newsitem.cgi?id=4321 (1411 words)

	Humanoid's Publishing - Contact us
		Examples of any published work are appreciated and we are open to a wide variety of styles.
		In addition, the submitter understands and acknowledges that Humanoids is an entertainment company and may have or may receive from someone else similar ideas or designs to those submitted.
		Therefore, by submitting material to Humanoids, the submitter waives the ability to make a claim against Humanoids or any of its subsidiary companies in the event a work appears that is substantially similar to the work submitted.
	www.humanoids-publishing.com /contact (378 words)

	Submission Guidelines (updated 02/13) » Ambrosia Publishing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Ambrosia Publishing is a new publisher of fantasy, horror, sci-fi, & weird fiction material for young adults & adults.
		Our business models are different from most publishers in that we offer the creators involved each project roughly 70% of all profits made from their work along with 100% ownership of their creation.
		Tell us why it should be published, why you feel people will want to read it, what your plans are for the project, what is the audience for the project, your ideas on how to market it, etc. This is your chance to champion your project.
	ambrosiapublishing.com /submission-guidelines (853 words)

	Humanoids
		An android or gynoid is a humanoid robot, although the words are, in principle, synonymous.
		Most of the aliens in television and movies are humanoid, since it is easier for a fictional character to be a disguised human actor.
		For example, the episode "The Chase" of Star Trek: The Next Generation explained the humanoid denizens of the Star Trek universe by advancing the story of a primordial humanoid civilization, the Progenitors, that seeded the galaxy with genetically-engineered cells that guide evolution toward humanoid life (see panspermia).
	www.sfcrowsnest.com /scifinder/a/Humanoid.php (314 words)

	WW WEG - Legal Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Purgatory Publishing is not responsible for the accuracy or reliability of anything on these sites.
		The Metabarons and the Metabarons logo, Humanoids Publishing and the Humanoids Publishing logo are trademarks of Les Humanoïdes Associés S.A., Geneva (Switzerland), registered in various categories and countries.
		Humanoids Publishing is a division of Humanoids Group.
	www.westendgames.com /html/legal.html (436 words)

	iComics.com
		When I heard that Humanoids Publishing was planning on translating Alexandro Jodorowsky's and Georges Bess's six-volume The White Lama epic, I wasn't entirely sure what to think of it.
		Humanoids was still pretty new, and I was surprised to see such a grand undertaking on translating a series I'd never heard of, compared to a lot of Humanoids's backstock.
		Humanoids made a good decision in bringing this entire series into English; it's not what I would have expected, but the resulting surprise was a good one.
	www.icomics.com /rev_112800_lama.shtml (432 words)

	Ambrosia Publishing
		Another similarity between Ambrosia Publishing and Image is that all work done for Ambrosia Publishing is creator-owned with the creator/creative teams retaining 100% ownership of their project.
		Ambrosia Publishing is a new graphic novel publisher of fantasy, sci-fi, horror, & weird fiction material for adults.
		We are simply doing some things differently such as offering creators 100% ownership of their work (in other words, the opportunity for creator-owned work) along with 70% of all profits made in relation to their work.
	www.ambrosiapublishing.com (931 words)

	Online edition of Daily News - Features
		The signing of an agreement between Humanoides Associes, the French comic book publisher, and American giant DC Comics, home to Batman, Superman and other superheroes, marks the beginning of unprecedented economic and cultural co-operation between the two nations.
		Fabrice Giger, the young director of comic book publisher Humanoides Associes, is poised to introduce a new form of cultural partnership to the United States.
		In early 2004, the two publishing companies founded a joint label and created a new comic book format containing some 120 to 180 pages, the equivalent of two or three classic French books.
	www.dailynews.lk /2004/12/06/fea03.html (620 words)

	Selected Reviews of the New DC-Humanoids Partnership
		It's hard to believe it's been nine months since the big announcement that DC Comics had reached an agreement with Humanoids Publishing to reprint a huge amount of material from Europe's finest comics creators.
		Published September 2004, trade paperback, 112 pages, retail price $14.95, ISBN 1401203639.
		Published September 2004, trade paperback, 192 pages, retail price $19.95, ISBN 1401203647.
	www.scifidimensions.com /Oct04/humanoids.htm (810 words)

	Sequential Tart: Bande Dessinée (vol III/iss 5/May 2000)
		The goal of Humanoids is to publish the works of renowned European artists such as Manara, Bilal, Jodorowsky and Moebius.
		Humanoids books are easy to spot due to their sumptuous art.
		The Humanoids titles that I have read fall into the sci-fi genre but that is not all that they publish.
	www.sequentialtart.com /archive/may00/art_0500_1.shtml (597 words)

	FSU Film School: Warren Report 1-23-2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Company Description: Humanoids Publishing is the Los Angeles based division of the Humanoids Group, a multi-faceted entertainment conglomerate with offices in Paris, Brussels, Saigon, and Geneva.
		Humanoids Publishing has recently expanded into creating new titles by some of the best American artists and writers in the industry.
		With the combination of unqualified hits in the direct comics market, such as The Metabarons, as well as the graphic novel deals Humanoids Publishing has sealed with mass market booksellers, like Barnes and Nobles and Borders, Humanoids continues to establish themselves as a growing force in the United States comic book and entertainment industries.
	filmschool.fsu.edu /warrenreport/2003/01-23-03.html (1567 words)

	iComics.com
		One of the hallmarks of Humanoids Publishing, for me, is their oversized graphic albums coupled with strange and unusual stories.
		I was surprised to see, then, that a third book would be joining Metabarons and The Incal in the ranks of a book from Humanoids published in "standard" comic book format: Negative Exposure.
		Negative Exposure is a six-issue mini-series from Humanoids Publishing.
	www.icomics.com /rev_122001_negative.shtml (554 words)

	Humanoids Unveils New Website
		Humanoids Publishing's new website went live today at: http://www.humanoids-publishing.com This site is a re-imagined website offering several new features including animations, discussion boards, and updated release schedules.
		The flash animations are of special note as they are for two of Humanoids' more popular series, The Metabarons, and From Cloud 99.
		Humanoids has also created a special section for retailers on http://www.humanoids-publishing.com, where they can register to receive updates on special ordering incentives and releases.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /news/101532231671375.htm (304 words)

	Comic Art Links Directory: Comic_Book_Publishers
		This is an Indy Manga Publishing Company that specializes in Manga and other creative art styles.
		Including both new talent and longtime legends in the industry, Shooting Star Comics produces a quarterly anthology series and will also be releasing new titles this year.
		Publishers of Blood of Onyx, The Adventures of Thong Raider, Jack Steel, Time Dollars and more.
	dragonberry.com /links/pages/Comic_Book_Publishers/more2.html (1073 words)

	The Forbidden Planet International Blog Log » Humanoids (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		You may recall that I was singing the virtues of the frankly excellent Humanoids imprint recently – translations for some of the finest of European graphic novels by America’s DC Comics.
		Alas, new reached the comics community this week that DC is to cease publishing the Humanoids range after the July releases this summer.
		Fingers crossed both find new partners and although it is sad to see DC dropping the imprints they still deserve some kudos for being adventurous enough to give them a chance in the first place.
	forbiddenplanet.co.uk /blog/?p=100 (248 words)

	FANBOY PLANET.com .: rs-huntingparty :.
		But then, Humanoids Publishing came into being a few years back (ironically taking over Heavy Metal) and began collecting and publishing some of the invariably popular titles available in places like France and Italy; titles like The Incal and The Metabarons written by some fairly big names in the comic industry like Meobius and Jodorowski.
		Recently, Humanoids has become a publishing division of DC Comics, still collecting Europe’s finest and bringing them to the American fanperson, only now adding “DC/” as a prefix.
		While some may object to the smaller company being absorbed by one of the Big Two, the money behind DC is helping bring more of the European comics to American readers, and more European talent (the English don’t count as European; sorry Warren Ellis).
	www.fanboyplanet.com /comics/rs-huntingparty.php (936 words)

	Chicago Business - From Doodles to Graphic Novels
		The titles and the characters belong to the publisher, whereas artists and writers are simply interchangeable salaried men.
		But increasingly the authors themselves and the publishing houses have moved into new territories such as selling the rights to produce films based in their work.
		In 1999, Humanoids Publishing was created to publish its collection in the US market.
	www.chibus.com /home/index.cfm?event=displayArticlePrinterFriendly&uStory_id=14767f01-2079-45fe-9134-2a7e97e4ca32 (2712 words)

	ICv2 News - DC Goes 'Euro' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		DC Comics has announced an agreement with the Humanoids Group that calls for the publication of 36 books per year from Les Humanoides Associes and Humanoids Publishing as part of the DC Comics catalog.
		Humanoids Publishing, the American arm of the Humanoids group, will help prepare the Humanoids titles for DC.
		For DC the agreement means access to a large pool of high quality graphic novel material, while Humanoids will gain unprecedented access to the U.S. market through up-front placement of solicitation material in Diamond Previews, and the backing of a powerful distribution arm in the bookstore market.
	www.icv2.com /articles/home/4113.html (336 words)

	DC Alliance with European Publisher and Gemstone News
		DC retains worldwide English language publishing rights on these titles.
		Based in Paris and Geneva, Les Humanoïdes Associés is one of Europe's leading publishers of graphic novels.
		dc alliance with european publisher and gemstone news
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/comic_books/105983 (460 words)

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