Éditions Lug
| Founded | 1950 |
|---|---|
| Founders | Marcel Navarro and Auguste Vistel |
| Defunct | Jan 1989; acquired by Semic Group / Semic Press |
| Successor | Semic Comics |
| Country of origin | France |
| Headquarters location | (1950–1956) 10, rue Bellecordière, Lyon (from 1956) 6, Rue Émile-Zola, Lyon |
| Key people | Claude Vistel, Luciano Bernasconi, Roger Médina |
| Publication types | Comic books (reprints, translations, original stories) |
| Fiction genres | Adventure, war, superheroes |
Éditions Lug (French: [lyg]) was a French comic book publisher based in Lyon, operating from 1950 to 1989. Originally known for publishing digest-sized reprints of old French and Italian comics, it then created its own characters and titles, such as the Tarzanesque Zembla. Later, Lug began licensing and publishing translated versions of Marvel Comics superhero comics with titles such as Fantask, Marvel, and most notably, Strange.
In 1989, the company was acquired by the Semic Group, a Scandinavian comic book publisher, and later became a French company, Semic Comics.