Angoulême Comic Art Festival In France, Officially "On Hold" For 2026
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The publishing houses cancel the rooms they had reserved for the festival of the comic book 2026. Glénat, Dargaud, Dupuis, Delcourt... The publishing houses have finished waiting.
The 9eArt+ company, pilot of the event, renounces the "implementation" of a festival supposed to be held at the end of January where authors and major publishers had announced that they would no longer want to visit.
The organizers of the international comics festival in Angoulême, under the fire of critics, informed their partners on Thursday that the preparation of the edition 2026 was "stopping".
An information from the daily "Le Monde" suggests that, unless there is a very unlikely reversal of the situation, the festival cannot take place in January.
The company that holds the FIBD had been criticized on all sides for months, while authors and publishers had announced boycotting the next edition.
In an email consulted by "Le Monde" sent to some of its partners, 9th Art +, the private company - described - that organizes the comic strip event since 2007 announces that it interrupts its implementation.
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