At the Montreal Comic Arts Festival, we like to think big, and we like to think inclusive! This is why we’re going bilingual for the second year in a row, in order to create an eternal bond between us and the English-speaking community from here and everywhere on this planet.
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We’re cute, we’re friendly, we’re active and we’re young. Please be our friend!
To celebrate its fifth anniversary, the Montreal Comic Arts Festival is launching the Friends of FBDM Circle. Inclusive and diverse, the Circle promises that each member will find something for them according to their interests.
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“April showers bring May flowers “said the famous adage. Well we like our flowers in paper, and that’s why we’re declaring May to be the month of Comics! What we used to call the OFF! Festival officially becomes the Comics month, thanks to the Bibliothèques de Montréal, who’s behind the initiative.
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It’s with joy and emotion that we’re finally unveiling the maginificient poster of the 5th Montreal Comic Arts Festival! And what’s a better way to celebrate than to launch our Friends of FBDM Circle? Let the party begins!
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Hear ye! Hear ye! Montreal and its Comics Art Festival (FBDM) are looking forward to celebrating their wood anniversary in 2016, and everyone is invited to take part in the festivities. It’s already been five years and to mark the occasion, you are invited to visit Parc La Fontaine from May 27 to 29,
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“Writing books is fine, but sometimes we also have to change the world!”. This is what we can read on the Pow Pow editor’s website. During last February’ International Development Week, Pow Pow presented a comics series featuring themes that dealt with inequalities and social problems, climate change, health,
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In addition to many activities and signature sessions, Montreal Comic Arts Festival will give you the chance to buy many exclusive comics! Visit these exhibitors during the festival to get your hand on these treasures before everybody else:
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Have you heard of La Ligne Rouge? It’s a funny and crazy comic strip of 40 episodes, published twice a week since February 9th, 2015 in the Metro newspaper. We follow Arnaud, Stef, Seb and Bongo the monkey’s adventures, while they try to find their way out of the Ligne Rouge.
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Crowd funding is a new – and brilliant – way to help artists put their ideas on paper with the help of the people who enjoy their work. The FBDM is proud to feature an exhibit of four projects that were made possible with this kind of financing.
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Following our recent call for candidates, we are very happy to announce the appointment of Sophie Croteau as media relations officer for the 2015 edition of the FBDM.
Sophie will be responsible for developing and applying the festival’s communication policies. She will promote the 9th art and its artists,
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