Disappearance. Death of Yves Schlirf, Pioneer of Manga, Who Made Naruto Read to Francophones
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Correio da ManhãYves Schlirf, key figure in the explosion of the Japanese manga in French-speaking countries with bestsellers like "Naruto", died this Saturday.
Yves Schlirf, founder of Kana and craftsman of the success of "Naruto" in French, died on Saturday.
The Belgian publisher of comics Yves Schlirf, a leader of Dargaud and founder of Kana editions, great craftsman of the explosion of Japanese manga in French-speaking countries with best sellers like "Naruto", died Saturday, announced these companies Sunday in a press release. ...
Yves Schlirf had been working in the comics for some 50 years. He was the general manager of the Dargaud editions for Belgium and the editorial director of Dargaud Benelux and the Blake and Mortimer editions.
Yves Schlirf, head of Dargaud and founder of Kana Publishing, who introduced French readers to Naruto, died on Saturday.
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Yves Schlirf, head of Dargaud and founder of Kana Publishing, who introduced French readers to Naruto, died on Saturday.
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