Manfra
Manfra are French bandes dessinées that draw inspiration from Japanese manga.
Nomenclature
They are also known as franga, manga français and global manga.Characteristics
Most manfra, such as Radiant, Dreamland, Dofus, Debaser, etc. have a format similar to that of manga, but can be read left-to-right, such as with Wakfu, or right-to-left, such as with Radiant. Most if not all of the works that are generally designated as manfra have an art style inspired by manga. Some manfra, such as La Rose Ecarlate, have an art style inspired from manga while still being read left-to-right and having a hardcover bande dessinee format. Their stories sometimes reference those of manga as well.Publishers
- Ankama Éditions
- Dargaud
- Delcourt
- Glénat
- Les Humanoïdes Associés
- Kami
- Ki-oon
- Pika Édition
- Taifu Comics
Works
- Actor's Studio
- Amilova
- Amour Sucré
- Appartement 44
- BB Project
- La Belle et la Bête by Patrick Sobral
- Bubble Gôm Gôm by Cyb
- Burning Tattoo by Emmanuel Nhieu
- Cassius by Saïd Sassine
- Catacombes
- Celle que...
- City Hall
- Debaser
- Dofus, Dofus Arena and Dofus Monster
- Dreamland
- Dys
- ElementR
- L'Équipe Z by Ed Tourriol, Dan Fernandes and Albert Carreres
- L'Escouade des ombres
- Golem de Alexis Talone
- Goultard Bazar
- Green Mechanic
- Head-Trick
- Horion
- Kuma Kuma
- Lanfeust Quest
- Lastman
- Les Iles du vent by Elodie Koeger and Hector Poullet
- Lost Soul
- Love I.N.C.
- Magical JanKen Pon
- Necromancer
- Omega Complex
- Outlaw Players
- Pen Dragon
- Pepper&Carrot
- Pink Diary
- Radiant
- La Rose écarlate
- Save me Pythie
- Sentaï School
- Tengu-Dō
- Les Torches d'Arkylon
- Vis-à-Vis
- Le Visiteur du futur : La Brigade temporelle by François Descraques, Guillaume Lapeyre and Alexandre Desmassias
- Vivant Human Specimen
- ''Wakfu''