Fnac France Inter 2025 Comic Book Prize: the winner and the selection of competing titles

For this 7th edition of the Fnac France Inter Comic Strip Prize, discover the winner Will McPhail with Au-Dedans.

What is the Fnac France Inter Comic Book Prize?

For 7 years, Fnac and France Inter have joined forces to award the Fnac France Inter Comic Strip Prize. This award is awarded by a jury made up of readers, journalists and Fnac booksellers. The final commission is sponsored by Rebecca Manzoni, producer of Totémic and Masque et la Plume, emblematic France Inter shows.

The selection of 20 titles published in 2024 is made up of our booksellers’ Favorites.

The calendar :

• from October 4 to 8 : call for applications to become a juror
• December 6 : announcement of the 5 finalists
• January 8, 2025 : announcement of the winner on France Inter at 9:20 a.m. in the Totémic show

Fnac France Inter BD Prize: how to become a juror?

From October 4 and until October 8, comic book fans have the opportunity to submit their application to become a member of the jury. Simply fill out this questionnaire:

https://www.labclientfnac.com/c/a/6g2hjf1vQZ55IkIE1udVto

30 candidates will be selected and will have the mission of reading, evaluating and rating the entire selection of Fnac booksellers and the France Inter editorial staff, in order to choose the finalist albums. In addition, 5 members of the Culture Pass will join the ranks of the general public jury.

The first selection of the BD Fnac France Inter Prize 2025

• The Road – Manu Larcenet (Dargaud)
• Ulysse & Cyrano – Antoine Cristau, Servain, Xavier Dorison (Casterman)
• The Ogre Kitchen. Dead three times – Fabien Vehlmann, Jean-Baptiste Andreae (Rue de Sèvres)
• Inside – Will McPhail (404 Graphic)
• Bobigny 1972 – Marie Bardiaux-Vaïente, Carole Maurel (Glénat)
• The Wild God – Roger Deltour, Fabien Vehlmann (Dargaud)
• Randy Shilts and the fake news of patient zero – Clément Xavier, Héloïse Chochois (Glénat)
• Greens – Patrick Lacan, Marion Besançon (Rue de Sèvres)
• Ideal – Thomas Hayman, Baptiste Chaubard (Sarbacane)
• Lebensborn – Isabelle Maroger (Bayard Graphic)
• Roots – Lou Lubie (Delcourt)
• Big Little Man – Zanzim (Glénat)
• His Majesty of the Flies – William Golding, Aimée de Jongh (Dargaud)
• The Goldsmith – Aurélien Lozes (Makassar)
• Gold and pillows – Mayalen Goust, Flore Vesco (Rue de Sèvres)
• Impenetrable – Alix Garin (The Lombard)
• Past midnight – Gaëlle Geniller (Delcourt)
• Le combat d’Henry Fleming – Steve Cuzor (Dupuis)
• Beauty salon – Quentin Zuttion (Dupuis)
• The conjurer – Sébastien Goethals, Philippe Collin (Futuropolis)