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|industry = {{W|Manga}} and {{W|Comic Book|Comic Books}} Publisher |
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|location = {{W|Buenos Aires}}, {{W|Argentina}} |
|location = {{W|Buenos Aires}}, {{W|Argentina}} |
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|site = https://www.editorialivrea.com<ref>https://www.editorialivrea.com</ref>}} |
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{{nihongo|Editorial Ivrea}}, also known simply as {{nihongo|IVREA}}, is an Argentinian publisher founded in 1997 by |
{{nihongo|Editorial Ivrea}}, also known simply as {{nihongo|IVREA}}, is an Argentinian publisher founded in 1997 by Leandro Oberto and Pablo Ruiz, specialized in publishing manga and comics, and is the official publisher of the [[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure]] series in Argentina, Spain and Finland. |
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==Summary== |
==Summary== |
Revision as of 07:31, 3 December 2022
Editorial Ivrea, also known simply as IVREA, is an Argentinian publisher founded in 1997 by Leandro Oberto and Pablo Ruiz, specialized in publishing manga and comics, and is the official publisher of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure series in Argentina, Spain and Finland.
Summary
The company was founded in 1994 by Sylvie Chang and Dominique Véret, with the financial support of Yu-Chi Chang. It started by publishing manga and light novels adapted in French. Véret left the company in 2000 to found Akata. At the end of 2005, Chang signed a contract with Delcourt, which became the major actionist of the company, but soon later they signed another contract with Hachette. Guy Delcourt is now the current CEO of the company.[2]
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure
The series was first published by J'ai Lu until April 2007, when Tonkam acquired its rights. Starting from 2007, the company published up to part 5 through 7 and reprinted the first 4 parts. Now it is currently publishing the eighth part, JoJolion.