BD+

A short-lived Portuguese imprint from Edições 70, BD+ ran from 1981 to 1982, publishing a handful of original albums by European creators. Though it produced no periodical issues, the series is notable for introducing local audiences to the work of artists like José de Sousa and others, bridging the gap between French-Belgian bande dessinée and Portugal's emerging comic scene. Its brief existence reflects a moment of ambition in Portuguese comics publishing during the early 1980s.