List of manga publishers

This article lists publishers of manga in various markets worldwide.

Chinese

Traditional Chinese

• Tong Li Comics (Taiwan)
• Ever Glory Publishing (Taiwan)
• Sharp Point Publishing (Taiwan)
• Jade Dynasty (Hong Kong)
• Jonesky (Hong Kong)

Simplified Chinese

• ChuangYi Publishing (Singapore)

Danish

• Alpha Entertainment
• Egmont Serieforlaget

Dutch

• Glénat
• Kana

English

Active (digital and print)

• Animate
• Antarctic Press (Mostly OEL manga)
• Bento Books
• Blast Books
• Comix India
• Dark Horse Manga
• DC Comics (manga was sold under the CMX imprint from 2004 to 2010)
• Denpa
• Digital Manga Publishing
• Drawn & Quarterly
• Fakku (distributed by Denpa but separate ownership)
• Fantagraphics
• HarperCollins
• Image Comics
• IDW Publishing
• J-Novel Club
• Kaiten Books
• Kitty Media
• Kodansha USA
• Last Gasp Publishing
• Mad Cave Studios (Nakama Press imprint)
• Madman Entertainment (Australian distributor for publishers that do not distribute directly in Australia)
• Marvel Comics
• NBM Publishing
• No Starch Press
• Penguin Random House (Inklore imprint and formerly Del Rey manga imprint from 2004 to 2010 also distributes manga for other publishers)
• Seven Seas Entertainment
• Stone Bridge Press
• SuBLime (BL imprint of Viz Media)
• Square Enix
• Retrofit Comics
• Titan Books
• Tokyopop
• Top Shelf Productions
• Udon Entertainment
• Vertical Inc (owned by Kodansha USA)
• VIZ Media
• Yaoi Press
• Yaoi Revolution
• Yen Press

Active (digital content only)

• Azuki
• Crunchyroll
• eigoMANGA
• Manga Box
• Manga Plus
• Pocket Comics

Defunct

• ADV Manga
• ALC Publishing
• Aurora Publishing
• Bandai Entertainment
• Broccoli Books
• Central Park Media
• Chuang Yi
• ComicsOne
• comiXology
• Del Rey Manga
• Deux
• DramaQueen
• DrMaster
• Eros Comix
• Go! Comi
• Gutsoon! Entertainment
• Icarus Publishing
• ICEkunion
• Infinity Studios
• JManga
• Kitty Media
• MangaMagazine.net
• Media Blasters
• Netcomics
• PictureBox
• Sol Press
• Studio Ironcat
• The Right Stuf International

Finnish

• Editorial Ivrea
• Punainen jättiläinen
• Sangatsu Manga

French

• Ankama
• Akata/Delcourt
• Asuka
• Casterman
• Crunchyroll
• Delcourt
• Doki-Doki (Bamboo Édition)
• Glénat
• Kami
• Kana
• Kazé (became part of Crunchyroll in 2022)
• Ki-oon
• Panini Manga
• Pika Édition
• Samji
• Shogun City
• Soleil
• Taïfu Comics
• Tonkam

German

• Altraverse
• Carlsen Manga
• Crunchyroll
• dani books
• Dokico
• Egmont Manga
• Manga Cult
• Manga JAM Session
• Panini Comics
• Tokyopop
• Yomeru

Hungarian

• Mangafan

Indonesian

• Acolyte Inc. (defunct)
• Elex Media Komputindo
• Erlangga
• Level Comics
• M&C Comics (formerly known as Majalah & Komik in 1980)

Italian

• Coconino Press
• Dynit
• Panini Comics through the Planet Manga publishing division
• Star Comics (Italy)

Defunct

• Comic Art
• d/visual
• Planeta DeAgostini
• Shin Vision

Japanese

• Akane Shinsha
• Akita Shoten
• Asahi Sonorama
• ASCII Media Works
• Bungeishunjū
• Bushiroad
• Chuokoron-Shinsha
• Coamix
• Core Magazine
• Earth Star Entertainment
• Enterbrain
• Flex Comix
• Fujimi Shobo
• Fusosha
• Futabasha
• Gakken
• Gentosha
• Hakusensha
• Houbunsha
• Ichijinsha
• Kadokawa Shoten
• Kawade Shobō Shinsha
• Kill Time Communication
• Kobunsha
• Kodansha
• Libre
• Mag Garden
• MediaWorks
• Media Factory
• Nihon Bungeisha
• Ohta Publishing
• Ohzora Publishing
• Papyless
• Sansai Books
• Shinchosha
• Shinshokan
• Shodensha
• Shogakukan
• Shōnen Gahōsha
• Shueisha
• Softgarage
• Square Enix
• Takeshobo
• Team Ninja
• Tokuma Shoten
• Tokyo Sogensha
• Wani Books
• Wanimagazine

Malay

• Comics House
• Tora Aman
• Komik Remaja
• Arena
• Umbra

Polish

• Egmont (1990-current (manga since 2002) - at the beginning they were publishing only Polish artists manga and now they publish regular manga on American license)
• Japonica Polonica Fantastica (JPF or J.P. Fantastica - 1996-current - the oldest manga publisher company in Poland. They focus on publishing classic titles like Sailor Moon, Naruto, Bleach etc.)
• Waneko (1999-current - the second biggest publisher)
• Hanami (2006-current - mostly they're translating Japanese cookbooks and guides and then manga)
• Studio JG (2007-current - the biggest publisher in Poland that owns the manga chain-shop Yatta.pl)
• Kotori (2012-current)
• Dango (2015-current - mostly yaoi and shonen-ai)
• Osiem macek (formed in 2015 and owned by Studio JG, specialises in hentai and etchi)
• Akuma (2019-current - specialises in hentai and etchi)
• Tenko (2024-current)

Defunct

• TM-Semic (1990 - 2003)
• Mangaya (1999 - 2000)
• Mandragora (2001 - 2008)
• Kasen (2002 - 2008)
• Saisha (2003 - 2005)
• Arashi (2004 - 2004)
• Omikami (2011-2012)
• Yumegari (2012-2019, known as Hagari from 2017)
• Taiga (2013 - 2015)
• Wydawnictwo Komiksowe (2013 - 2019)
• Ringo Ame (2014-2016)
• Red Sun (2016-2017)
• Okami (2016-2018)

Portuguese

Brazil

• Editora JBC
• Panini Comics
• Editora Abril
• Pipoca & Nanquim
• MPEG
• Mythos Editora
• NewPOP Editora

Defunct

• Conrad Editora

Portugal

• Planeta DeAgostini
• Texto Editora

Russian

• Alt Graph
• AST (publisher)
• Comics Factory
• Comix-ART
• Eksmo
• Sakura Press
• XL Media
• [(Истари Комикс)]

Spanish

Argentina

• Editorial Ivrea

Mexico

• Editorial Kamite
• Panini Manga

Spain

• DKO
• Editorial Ivrea
• Herder
• Norma Editorial
• Planeta DeAgostini
• Panini Manga

Defunct

• Glenat

Swedish

• Bonnier Carlsen
• Egmont Kärnan

Thai

• Bongkoch
• Nation Edutainment
• Rose Media and Entertainment

Vietnamese

• Kim Dong Publishing House
• Tre Publishing House
• TVM Comics (defunct)

See also

• List of comics publishing companies
• List of manga distributors