July 27,2008
Devil's Due Publishing Partners with Humanoids

Companies to Bring Unpublished Cassaday, Guice, and Busiek Works to the U.S.

January 13,2004
DC COMICS forms alliance with top European publisher HUMANOIDS

Press release announcing the co-publishing agreement between Humanoids and DC Comics.

January 07,2004
Humanoids receives two Prix d'Angoulême Awards Noms

The graphic album series Bouncer and Stéphane Clément were nominated for the 2004 Prix d'Angoulême Awards Nominations. Both books were nominated in a new category, Best Series. The winners will be announced on January 22, 2004 by the organizers of the Festival International de la Bande Dessinée in Angoulême, France. (Click on the article title to read on.)

February 05,2003
Humanoids Finds Fan To Interview Jodorowsky

Humanoids Publishing has picked a fan to interview Alexandro Jodorowsky, the internationally acclaimed filmmaker and author of The Incal and The Metabarons comics. Click on the article title to read on.

March 27,2001
Humanoids Sells Movie Rights to The Nikopol Trilogy

Six-figure sum paid by Telema of France
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. The stories were sold for an undisclosed six figures to Telema, the company responsible for this year’s best foreign film nomination "The Taste of Others." (Click the article title to read on.)

February 26,2001
The Metabarons Universe Expands To New Roleplaying Game

Cover art by fan favorite Travis Charest
The Metabarons Roleplaying Game is coming to retail shelves nationwide beginning in March 2001. Based on the Humanoids Publishing comic book series, this new interactive adventure line of products begins with a 288-page, full color rule book using the D6 game system made popular by the original Star Wars Roleplaying Game. (Click on the article title to read on.)

Dormant Beast Gets Star Review

Enki Bilal’s The Dormant Beast graphic novel was given the honorable Star review in a December issue of Publisher’s Weekly. (Click on the article title to read on.)