Each year Comic Con' Paris is an occasion to
discover or re-discover the whole range of cultures of the imaginary. This 4th
edition is held between July 5-8 at Paris
Nord Villepinte and once again, great names of the world of images, books and
games are there.
This year, Ivan Reis – the creator
of Aquaman – is our guest of honor for Comics and he designed the poster for the
festival as well. On Artist Alley, we are also welcoming artists Tony Daniel
and Jorge Molina (of Batman Detective Comic and X-Men fame
respectively), Siegfried writer Alex Alice, and also Rafael Albuquerque,
Mahmud Asrar, Yanick Paquette, Ian Churchill and Marco Santucci. Previously
unpublished plates from the new volumes of comic books Le Scorpion and Murena
is showcased in an exclusive exhibit. Dark Fantasy is also being distinguished
with exhibits for Ballad of The Lost Moors, Asgard and Thorgal.
Comic Con' Paris grows a little
more each year, as shown with the novelties of this 4th edition. Stay tuned,
for the festival has not yet unveiled all of its surprises...
Japan Expo is
the European leader in the Japanese culture and entertainment sector since
2007. The festival was created in 1999 and quickly became number one by
welcoming over 190 000 visitors last year. Japan Expo is the best place to know
everything about Manga, Anime, videos games, technology, J-Music and
traditional Japanese culture. Don’t miss the date of the 13th Impact! Japan Expo is back from the 5th to the 8th July
in the Parc des Expositions of Paris
Nord Villepinte.
Mangas are an essential part of
the popular culture in Japan.
There are for every age and every taste. Japan Expo welcomes Naoki URASAWA as a
Guest of Honor “Manga” this year. He is there to talk about his work, do
signings and even go on stage to perform the music he created for one of his
anime. Other mangakas are there such as Natsumi AIDA, Makoto SHINKAI, Tetsuya
TSUTSUI, Tatsuya SARUWATARI, Moto HAGIO, Toshio MAEDA, Ein LEE, Rei TOMA,
Mariya NISHIUCHI, and many more.
Japan
Expo is bringing the best of Japan
in Paris for four days exploring all of the
aspects of the far east into the heart of Europe
for an inevitable annual date. Rendez-vous from the 5th to the 8th July for a
bit of Japan
Culture à la française.
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