Humanoids, the iconic publisher behind 'Metal Hurlant' is continuing to push into the U.S. market with the announcement that industry veteran Mark Waid as been named as the company’s new publisher
and some of the most important European comics of the 20th century, is continuing to push into the U.S. market with the announcement that industry veteran Mark Waid as been named as the company’s new publisher, overseeing creative, editorial, marketing and sales as well as making new inroads with retailers and librarians.
“Fabrice Giger founded Humanoids in Los Angeles in 1998 with the goal of introducing American readers to the European masterworks by creators like Jodorowsky, Mœbius, Gimenez, and Manara and these classics remain the foundation of Humanoids,” Waid said in a statement from the publisher. “As we look to the future, Humanoids’ publishing slate will honor the legacy of those iconic books, while continuing to innovate and experiment with new publishing initiatives like Life Drawn, BIG and H1.
. He’d previously been editor-in-chief and chief creative officer of Boom! Studios, publisher of digital comics company Thrillbent, and editor at DC Comics, as well as lead writer for Archie Comics for a number of years. Additionally, he’s written critically acclaimed runs on a number of titles for both Marvel and DC, including
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