COPRA Press

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COPRA Press is an American media company based in New York, NY.

StatusActive
FoundedAugust 2011; 14 years ago (2011-08)
Country of originUnited States
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COPRA Press
StatusActive
FoundedAugust 2011; 14 years ago (2011-08)
FounderMichel Fiffe
Country of originUnited States
Key peopleMichel Fiffe
Publication types
  • Zegas
  • COPRA
  • COPRA Versus
  • Negativeland
Fiction genres
No. of employees1
Official websitemichelfiffe.com
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Publication history

COPRA is a self-published comic book that is written, drawn, inked, colored, lettered, edited, packed, and shipped by creator Michel Fiffe. COPRA made its internet debut on Fiffe's Etsy store on November 8, 2012. COPRA #1 made its public debut on November 10, 2012 at the Brooklyn Comics and Graphics Festival.[1] In May 2019, COPRA Press left Bergen Street Press and began publishing with Image Comics.[2][3]

Awards

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Year Nominee / work Award Result
2018 COPRA Round Five, COPRA Versus, Negativeland The Comics Journal: The Best Comics of 2018[4] Nominated
2017 Zegas The Beat's Best Comics of 2017[5] Nominated
2017 Zegas The Hundreds Best of 2017: Graphic novels[6] Nominated
2017 COPRA ComicBook.com's 10 Best Indie Comics of 2017[7] Nominated
2017 COPRA ComicBook.com 2017 Golden Issue Awards: Best comic series[8] Nominated
2016 COPRA Comicsverse: Best Indie Comics of 2016[9] Nominated
2016 COPRA Paste: The 25 Best Comic Books of 2016[10] Nominated
2015 COPRA ComicBook.com's Best Comics of 2015[11] Nominated
2015 COPRA The Beat's Best Comics of 2015[12] Nominated
2015 COPRA ComicsAlliance Best of 2015: Continued excellence in serial comics[13] Nominated
2015 COPRA Paste: The Best Comic Books of 2015[14] Nominated
2015 COPRA Tech Times: The Best Comics of 2015 As Chosen by the Artists[15] Nominated
2014 COPRA ComicBook.com's Best Comics of 2014[16] Nominated
2014 Michel Fiffe The Newest Rant: 2014 In Review — Best writer-artist[17] Won
2014 COPRA Comicosity: Best of 2014: Matt Santori's pick for best graphic novel[18] Won
2014 COPRA Journeys in Darkness and Light: Best Graphic Novels Published in 2014[19] Nominated
2014 COPRA The A.V. Club: The Best Comics of 2014: Ongoing and special series[20] Won
2014 Michel Fiffe ComicsAlliance Reader Choice Awards: Best writer/artist[21] Won
2013 COPRA Comics Bulletin: Top 10 Ongoing Series of 2013[22] Nominated
2013 COPRA Brainleak Station 12: Best of 2013[23] Nominated
2013 COPRA Broken Frontier Awards 2013: Best ongoing series[24] Nominated
2013 COPRA CBR's Top 100 Comics of 2013[25] Nominated
2013 COPRA CBR: The Ten Best Comics of 2013[26] Nominated
2013 COPRA ComicsAlliance: The Best Comic Books of 2013: Best comics about squads on suicide missions[27] Won
2013 COPRA Graphic Novel Universe: Best Graphic Novels of 2013[28] Nominated
2013 COPRA Best of 5773[29] Nominated
2012 COPRA The Comics Journal: The 19 Best Comics of 2012[30] Nominated
2012 COPRA Hellboy Memorial Awards: ComicsAlliance's Best Comics of 2012: Best comics about squads on suicide missions[31] Won
2012 COPRA CBR: The 10 Best Comics of 2012[32] Nominated
2011 Zegas Best of 5771[33] Nominated
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Further reading

Zegas reviews

  • Sequart Organization “Review of Michel Fiffe’s Zegas” by Tom Shapira[34]
  • Multiversity Comics “Zegas” by Nick Couture[35]
  • The Comics Journal “Reviews: Zegas” by Greg Hunter[36]
  • Foggy at Best “Comic-splaining” by Austin Lanari[37]
  • Ryan C.’s Four Color Apocalypse “Weekly Reading Round-Up : 12/03/2017 – 12/09/2017” by Ryan C.[38]
  • The A.V. Club “Michel Fiffe’s Zegas highlights the many dimensions of comic-book storytelling” by Oliver Sava[39]
  • Comicosity “Kirbyology!: Heirs to Weirdness (and Badassness), Michel Fiffe and Benjamin Marra” by Mark Peters[40]
  • The Frog Queen “Comic Book Review: Zegas by Michel Fiffe (Fantagraphics Books)” by Oliver Sava[41]
  • The A.V. Club “Birthdays are bullshit in this exclusive preview of Michel Fiffe’s Zegas” by Oliver Sava[42]
  • AIPT! “‘Zegas’ review: Adventures in the banal” by Chris Coplan[43]
  • Vulture “8 Comics to Read (and One Comics Movie to Watch) in November” by Abraham Riesman[44]
  • Paste “Everything Else We Loved (and Hated) about Comics in 2017” by Hillary Brown, Sean Edgar, and Steve Foxe[45]
  • Bleeding Cool “Stumptown Swag: New Indie and Underground Titles” by Rich Johnston[46]
  • Warren Peace Sings the Blues! “Zegas: Excellence expands” by Matthew J. Brady[47]
  • Comix Cube “Michel Fiffe – Zegas” by Auth[48]
  • Warren Peace Sings the Blues!Zegas and Lose: Some comics are worth the effort to seek out” by Matthew J. Brady[49]
  • The Comics Journal “Reviews: Zegas #1” by Auth[50]
  • Pop Dose “Confessions of a Comics Shop Junkie, No. 73” by David Allen Jones[51]

Interviews

  • Smash Pages “Q&A: Michel Fiffe on ‘Zegas’” by Tim O’Shea[52]

References

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