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この漫画出版社の一覧には、漫画を主に出版している会社、特に出版社の一覧が記載されています。漫画は、画像を介してアイデアやストーリーを表現するために使用される芸術媒体です。画像は通常、ストーリーを伝える順序でパネルに配置されます。音は吹き出しと擬音語を使用して表現されます。ヨーロッパの漫画は、スイスの芸術家ロドルフ・テプファーがHistoire de Mr. Vieux Boisを出版した1837年から存在しています。このリストで最も古い漫画出版社は、現在は解散した書籍出版社のDavid McKay Publicationsで、 1882年に設立され、1935年から1950年まで漫画を出版していました。ほとんどの漫画出版社は、漫画が1900年代半ばに人気になった米国 で設立されました。
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