This article lists distributors of manga in various markets worldwide.
Chinese edit
Traditional Chinese edit
- Daran Comics (defunct) (Taiwan)
- Kadokawa Comics Taiwan (Taiwan)
- Tong Li Comics (Taiwan)
- Ever Glory Publishing (Taiwan)
- Sharp Point Publishing (Taiwan)
- King Comics Hong Kong (Hong Kong)
- Culturecom Comics (Hong Kong)
- Jade Dynasty (Hong Kong)
- Jonesky (Hong Kong)
- Kwong's Creations Co Ltd
- Rightman Publishing Ltd
Simplified Chinese edit
- ChuangYi Publishing (Singapore)
- WitiComics (Hong Kong)
Czech edit
Dutch edit
English edit
- ADV Manga (defunct)
- Aurora Publishing (defunct)[1]
- Blast Books
- Broccoli Books (defunct)[2]
- Chuang Yi (defunct)
- CMX (defunct)[3]
- ComicsOne (defunct)
- CPM Manga (defunct)
- Cross Infinite World
- Dark Horse Comics
- Del Rey Manga (defunct)
- Denpa
- DH Publishing
- Digital Manga
- DramaQueen
- Drawn & Quarterly
- DrMaster
- eigoMANGA
- Go! Comi
- J-Novel Club
- Kaiten Books
- Kodansha Comics
- Madman Entertainment
- Netcomics
- One Peace Books
- Ponent Mon/Fanfare
- Seven Seas Entertainment
- Sol Press (defunct)
- Square Enix Manga & Books
- Studio Ironcat (defunct)
- Titan Publishing Group
- Tokyopop (formerly Mixx)
- Udon Entertainment
- Vertical
- Viz Media (formerly Viz, LLC)
- Yen Press
Finnish edit
French edit
- Ankama Editions
- Akata/Delcourt
- Asuka
- Atomic Club (defunct)
- Casterman
- Doki Doki
- Dybex (retired from the manga market in 2006) (Belgium)
- Gekko
- Panini Manga (part of Panini Comics)
- Glénat
- J'ai lu (retired from the manga market in 2006)
- Kami
- Kana
- Kaze
- Kabuto
- Ki-oon
- Kurokawa
- Pika Édition
- SeeBD (defunct)
- Shogun City
- Tonkam
- Végétal Manga Shoten became Vegetal Shuppan in 2006 [4]
German edit
Hungarian edit
Indonesian edit
- Elex Media Komputindo
- Level Comics (imprint of Elex Media Komputindo)
- M&C Comics (formerly known as Majalah & Komik in 1980)
- Tiga Lancar Comic
- Rajawali Comic (defunct)
Italian edit
- BAO Publishing
- Canicola Edizioni
- Coconino Press
- d/books (part of d/visual, defunct)
- DisneyManga
- Dynit
- Flashbook
- Free Books
- GP Manga (formerly GP Publishing, acquired by Edizioni BD and merged with J-Pop)
- Granata Press (defunct)
- Goen (part of RW Edizioni)
- J-Pop (part of Edizioni BD)
- Hazard Edizioni
- Hikari Edizioni (part of 001 Edizioni)
- Kappa Edizioni
- Magic Press
- PlayPress (now Play Media Company, retired from the manga market in 2008)
- Planet Manga (part of Panini Comics)
- Planeta DeAgostini (retired from the manga market in 2009)
- Oblomov Edizioni
- Rizzoli Lizard
- Ronin Manga
- Star Comics
- Yamato Edizioni (part of Yamato Video)
Japanese edit
- Akita Publishing Co., Ltd.
- Bungeishunjū
- Chuokoron Shinsha
- Enterbrain
- Fujimi Shobo
- Fusosha
- Futabasha
- Gakken
- Gentosha
- Hakusensha
- Hayakawa Publishing
- Ichijinsha
- Kadokawa Shoten
- Kobunsha
- Kodansha
- Mag Garden
- MediaWorks
- MediBang Inc.
- Shinchosha
- Shinshokan
- Shodensha
- Shogakukan
- Shonen Gahosha
- Shueisha
- Square Enix
- Tokuma Shoten
- Tokodo
- Ushio Shuppan
- Wani Books
Malay edit
- Art Square Group
- Comics House (Closed)
- Tora Aman (Closed)
- Superior Comics
- Komik Remaja
- Arena
- Umbara
- PCM comics
- Manga Boom
Polish edit
- Japonica Polonica Fantastica
- Waneko
- Ringo Ame
- Studio JG
- Kotori
- Yumegari
- Taiga
- Hanami
- Dango
Portuguese edit
European Portuguese edit
Brazilian Portuguese edit
Russian edit
Spanish edit
Swedish edit
Thai edit
Vietnamese edit
- Tre Publishing House
- Kim Đồng Publishing House
- TVM Comics (Closed)
- TA Books
- Innovative Publishing and Media (IPM)
References edit
- ^ "NetComics to Remove Aurora Manga on April 14". Anime News Netowork. March 9, 2010. Retrieved May 18, 2010.
- ^ "Broccoli Books Shuts Down". ICv2. November 20, 2008. Retrieved May 18, 2010.
- ^ "DC Comics to Shut Down CMX Manga Imprint in July". Anime News Network. May 18, 2010. Retrieved May 18, 2010.
- ^ "Animeland - Retour de Vegetal Manga". www.animeland.com. Archived from the original on 2010-04-03.