the Classics Illustrated lineup. Digital editions In 2011, Marblehead, Massachusetts-based Trajectory Inc. issued the first digital editions of Gilberton Classics Illustrated regular and Junior lines. In 2014, Trajectory Inc. was granted the exclusive worldwide rights to produce, distribute and license the brand. The primary rights-holder for the digital editions is First Classics, Inc. International editions Brazil In 1948, the Brazilian comic book publisher (EBAL) launched the series, which reprinted many issues of Classics Illustrated, and which included original adaptations of Brazilian novels. In the 1990s, Editora Abril published some stories from the First Comics Classics Illustrated series. In 2010, HQM Editora published Through the Looking-Glass, originally adapted in 1990 by Kyle Baker for the First Comics series. Canada Gilberton published a Canadian version of Classics Illustrated in the period 1948–1951, putting out 78 issues. In 2003, Toronto's Jack Lake Productions revived Classics Illustrated Junior, creating new remastered artwork from the original editions. In 2005, Jack Lake Productions published a Classics Illustrated 50th-anniversary edition of The War of the Worlds in both hard and softcover versions. In November 2007, Jack Lake Productions published for the first time in North America Classics Illustrated #170 The Aeneid (originally published in the UK) along with issues #1 of The Three Musketeers, #4 of The Last of the Mohicans, and #5 of Moby Dick. In October 2016, Jack Lake Productions republished under the Classic Comics banner eleven remastered original Gilberton titles: #11 Don Quixote #14 Westward Ho! #17 The Deerslayer #20 The Corsican Brothers #21 Three Famous Mysteries #22 The Pathfinder #79 Cyrano de Bergerac #122 The Mutineers #123 Fang and Claw #168 In Freedom's Cause #174 Captain Blood – new addition, originally published in Stories by Famous Authors Illustrated #2 (Seaboard Publishing, 1950). Germany The German publisher Internationale Klassiker, later renamed Bildschriftenverlag (BSV), was founded in 1956 to publish translated editions of Classics Illustrated (as Illustrierte Klassiker). The company released 204 issues of the title from 1956 to 1972. BSV was acquired by National Periodical Publications (DC Comics) in 1966. In October 1973, the publisher became Williams (independent of BSV), with its headquarters on Elbchaussee in Hamburg. In 2013, the publisher BSV Hannover revived the title with issue #206; it continues to the present day. Meanwhile, beginning in 1991 and lasting until 2002, the German publisher Norbert Hethke Verlag reprinted the Illustrierte Klassiker series. Greece In Greece the series is named Κλασσικά Εικονογραφημένα (Klassiká