Fantagraphics

Fantagraphics is an American publisher known for its diverse range of comics, graphic novels, and comic strip anthologies. Founded in 1976 by Gary Groth and Mike Catron (with Kim Thompson joining shortly thereafter), Fantagraphics Books has established itself as a leading publisher of alternative comics and classic comic strip reprints. The company is headquartered in Seattle, Washington, and is celebrated for its commitment to publishing high-quality and often avant-garde work that pushes the boundaries of comic art.

Some of Fantagraphics' most notable publications include the "Love and Rockets" series by the Hernandez brothers, "Eightball" by Daniel Clowes, "The Acme Novelty Library" by Chris Ware, and "Peanuts" collections by Charles M. Schulz. The publisher has also introduced English-speaking audiences to a number of significant international artists.