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Parent company
  
BUBBLE Comics

Country of origin
  
Russia

Fiction genres
  
Comics, Superheroes

Founder
  
Artem Gabrelyanov

Fiction genre
  
Superhero

Status
  
active

Nonfiction topics
  
Comics

Headquarters location
  
Moscow, Russia

Founded
  
September 2011

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Key people
  
Evgeniy Fedotov Andrey Vasin

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BUBBLE Comics (Russian: Комиксы Bubble) is the largest Russian comic book publisher which was founded in 2011. It is the only publishing house in Russia which monthly produces original non-franchised comic books: Demonslayer, Friar, Major Grom, Meteora, Red Fury, Exlibrium.

Contents

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History

BUBBLE Comics was formed in 2011 by journalist Artem Gabrelyanov. For 5 years, the publisher had released more than 200 comic book issues for 10 different titles, including Demonslayer, Major Grom, Red Fury, Friar, Meteora and Exlibrium.

In October 2012 the publisher started releasing 4 ongoing monthly series: Major Grom, Demonslayer, Friar, Red Fury. In October 2014, at the very first Comic-Con Russia in Moscow, BUBBLE Comics announced two new series – Exlibrium and Meteora. First issues of each came out the same month.

In October 2015 BUBBLE Comics announced the establishment of a Film Production Department,The Bubble Studios, that will be responsible for adapting their comics to movies. Soon they announced the beginning of the development of Major Grom film, with the premiere set for 2018.

Since October 2015, English language versions of BUBBLE’s comics started appearing on comiXology platform.

Comics

  • Demonslayer (2011–2016)
  • Major Grom (2011–2016)
  • Friar (2011–2016)
  • Red Fury (2011–2016)
  • Meteora (2014– )
  • Exlibrium (2014– )
  • Allies (2017- )
  • The planeswalkers (2017- )
  • Demonslayer vol.2 (2017- )
  • Igor Grom (2017- )
  • Films

    An adaptation to Major Grom has been announced by Bubble Studios on 2014. During 2016 Comic-Con Russia the first trailer has been shown. The short version of the film has been premiered on February 2017.

    References

    Bubble Comics Wikipedia