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English Language Graphic Novels Winners and Nominations of Comics and Graphic Novels Awards up to 2004 (list sorted first by title) Prepared by Olivier Charbonneau [email protected] Concordia University Data current as of May 18, 2004 PS. Please feel free to use and circulate this list – as long as the person using or receiving it does not use it for commercial purposes (selecting books for a library is OK) and agrees to send me a thank you letter at the following address: Olivier Charbonneau, Webster Library, room LB-279 Concordia University 1400 de Maisonneuve Blvd. W. Montreal, Quebec, H3G 1M8 Page 1 of 56 Title Publisher Wins Nominations 100 Unknown 1 Workman, John letterer 100 BulletDC 4 5 Azzarello, Brian writer Johnson, Dave cover 2002-2003 Risso, Eduardo artist 1001 Nights of BacchusDark Horse Comics 1 Schutz, Diana editor 1963 Image 2 Moore, Alan 20 Nude Dancers 20Tundra 1 Martin, Mark 20/20 VisionsDC/Vertigo 1 Alonso, Axel editor Berger, Karen editor 300Dark Horse Comics 2 2 Miller, Frank Varley, Lynn colorist 32 Stories Drawn & Quarterly 1 Tomine, Adrian A Contract with GodDC 2 Eisner, Will A Decade of Dark HorseDark Horse Comics 1 Stradley, Randy editor A History of ViolenceParadox 1 Wagner, John A Jew in Communist PragueNBM 1 4 Giardino, Vittorio Nantier, Terry editor A Small KillingVG Graphics/Dark Horse 1 1 Moore, Alan Zarate, Oscar A1Atomeka 1 2 Elliott, Dave editor Abraham StonePlatinum/Malibu 2 Kubert, Joe Page 2 of 56 Title Publisher Wins Nominations Acid Bath CaseKitchen Sink Press 1 Schreiner, Dave editor Strom, Kellie Walsh, Steven Acme Novelty LibraryFantagraphics 22 48 Thompson, Kim editor Ware, Chris artist Adolf Cadence Books 6 Tezuka, Osamu Adventures of Barry Ween, Boy GeniusImage 1 Winnick, Judd Adventures of Captain AmericaMarvel 1 Mounts, Paul color After the RainNBM 1 Juillard, Andre Nantier, Terry Age of BronzeImage 2 Shanower, Eric Age of Reptiles: The HuntDark Horse Comics 1 2 Delgado, Ricardo Akiko Sirius 4 Crilley, Mark Akira Dark Horse Comics 4 Digital Chameleon letterer Akira (2002 also at Dark Horse)Marvel/Epic 6 6 Duffy, Jo translated Goodwin, Archie editor Oliff, Steve colorist Otomo, Katsuhiro Alec: After the SnooterEddie Campbell Comics 1 Campbell, Eddie Aliens Dark Horse Comics 1 Nelson, Mark Verheiden, Mark Aliens: GenocideDark Horse Comics 1 Kesel, Barbara Aliens: LabyrinthDark Horse Comics 1 Hollingsworth, Matt colorist Page 3 of 56 Title Publisher Wins Nominations Aliens: SalvationDark Horse Comics 2 Hollingsworth, Matt Mignola, Mike Nowlan, Kevin Aliens: TribesDark Horse Comics 1 Dorman, Dave Alley Oop Kitchen Sink Press 2 Castro, Lee editor Couch, Chris editor Hamlin, V. T. Schreiner, Dave editor Stack, Frank editor Amalgam lineUnknown 1 Carwald, M. M. Amazing Screw On HeadDark Horse Comics 1 Mignola, Mike Amazing Spider-ManMarvel 1 McFarlane, Todd Romita, John Jr American Flagg!First 1 Bruzenak, Ken American SplendorTundra 4 Pekar, Harvey writer Schutz, Diana editor Amy Racecar Color Special #1El Capitan 1 Lapham, David An Accidental DeathDark Horse Comics 2 Brubaker, Ed Shanower, Eric Andrew Vacchs' Hard LooksDark Horse Comics 2 Prosser, Jerry Angry Youth ComixUnknown 2 Ryan, Johnny Animal ManDC 2 6 Bolland, Brian cover Hazlewood, Doug Morrison, Grant writer Pugh, Steve Truog, Chaz Page 4 of 56 Title Publisher Wins Nominations Arcane Eye of HogarthFantagraphics 1 Groth, Gary editor Hogarth, Burne Moriarity, Pat editor Arkham Asylum BatmanDC 1 2 McKean, Dave artist Army of DarknessDark Horse Comics 1 Bolton, John ArtbabeSelf-published 1 Abel, Jessica Ash Image 2 Palmiotti, Jimmy Astro City (1997 also at Homage)Image 10 12 Busiek, Kurt writer Comicraft Ross, Alex cover Starkings, Richard & Comicraft - letterer Astro City: Life in the Big CityDC 1 Anderson, Brent E. Busiek, Kurt At The SeamsAlternative 1 Brubaker, Ed Atomics AAA Pop 2 Allred, Michael Rich, Jamie editor AvengersMarvel 1 3 Busiek, Kurt writer Comicraft Aviation Art of Russell KeatonKitchen Sink Press 3 Keaton, Russell Bacchus Color SpecialDark Horse Comics 2 Campbell, Eddie Kristiansen, Teddy painter Badlands Dark Horse Comics 1 Kesel, Barbara Ballad of Doctor RichardsonHorse Press 1 Pope, Paul Banks/EubanksTop Shelf Comics 1 Hart, Tom Page 5 of 56 Title Publisher Wins Nominations Barry Windsor-Smith: StorytellerDark Horse Comics 3 Schutz, Diana editor Windsor-Smith, Barry Batgirl AdventuresDC 1 Dini, Paul Batman AdventuresDC 4 Burkett, Rick Inker Puckett, Kelley Batman Adventures Holiday SpecialDC 1 Del Carmen, Ronnie Dini, Paul Timm, Bruce W. Batman and Captain AmericaDC/Marvel 1 Byrne, John Batman Black & WhiteDC 2 4 Kahan, Bob editor Batman Versus PredatorDC /Dark Horse 2 1 Klein, Todd letterer Kubert, Adam inker Schutz, Diana Batman/Houdini: The Devil's WorkshopDC 1 Chiarello, Mark Batman: Judgement on GothamDC 1 5 Bisley, Simon artist Grant, Alan Wagner, John Batman: Legends of the Dark KnightDC 3 10 Anderson, Brad colorist #112-113 Digital Chameleon Goodwin, Archie editor Oliff, Steve colorist Ross, Alex cover Russell, Craig penciller/inker Wagner, Matt cover Batman: Long HalloweenDC 2 3 Comicraft Loeb, Jeff Sale, Tim Page 6 of 56 Title Publisher Wins Nominations Batman: Mad LoveDC 2 1 Dini, Paul Peterson, Scott Timm, Bruce W. Batman: ManbatDC 1 Bolton, John painter Batman: Night CriesDC 1 1 Brosterman, Robin Goodwin, Archie Hampton, Scott O'Neil, Denny editor Batman: Red RainDC 1 Jones III, Malcolm Jones, Kelly Moench, Doug Batman: Son of the Demon DC 1 2 Klein, Todd Batman: Sword of AzraelDC 2 3 Nowlan, Kevin inker Quesada, Joe Batman: The Dark Knight Returns (10th DC 12 Anniversary Hardcover Edition) Miller, Frank Batman: The GauntleDC 1 Hollingsworth, Matt colorist Batman: The Killing JokeDC 6 3 Bolland, Brian artist-Pencil Bruning, Richard design Higgins, Jim colorist Moore, Alan writer Batman: War on CrimeDC 1 2 Dini, Paul Ross, Alex Batman: Year OneDC 2 Lewis, Richmond colorist Mazzucchelli, Dave Miller, Frank Beg the QuestionFantagraphics 2 Fingerman, Bob Page 7 of 56 Title Publisher Wins Nominations Berlin (2000: also at D&Q: City of Stones)Black Eye 4 Lutes, Jason Best of Drawn & QuarterlyDrawn & Quarterly 2 Lesenko, Marina editor Oliveros, Chris editor Salomos, Steve Big Baby Unknown 1 Burns, Charles Big Book of BadParadox 1 Bennett, Anina Helfer, Andrew editor Vance, Steve Big Book of HoaxesParadox 1 Higgins, Jim editor Sifakis, Carl Big Book of Little CriminalsParadox 1 Helfer, Andrew Big Book of Urban LegendsParadox 1 1 Helfer, Andrew editor Big Clay Pot Top Shelf Comics 1 Mills, Scott Staros, Chris editor Big Mouth Starhead 2 Moriarity, Pat Big Wheels Fantagraphics 1 Chaffee, Graham Bill and Ted's Excellent Comic BookMarvel 1 Dorkin, Evan Billi 99 Dark Horse Comics 3 Byam, Sarah writer Sale, Tim Schutz, Diana Billie HolidayFantagraphics 1 1 Munoz, Jose Sampayo, Carlos Billy Budd, K.G.B.Catalan 1 Boucq, Francois Charyn, Jerome Metz, Bernd editor Page 8 of 56 Title Publisher Wins Nominations Birds of Prey DC 2 Dixon, Chuck Noto, Phil cover Blab!Kitchen Sink Press 1 17 Beauchamp, Monte editor Black and WhiteViz 1 Matsumoto, Taiyo Roman, Annette editor Black HoleKitchen Sink Press 4 24 Burns, Charles artist Black Orchid DC 5 Bruning, Richard design Klein, Todd letterer McKean, Dave design Blade of the Immortalark Horse/Studio Proteus 4 Samura, Hiroaki Bleeding HeartFantagraphics 1 Groth, Gary editor Blood Club Kitchen Sink Press 3 Burns, Charles Newhall, Mike Schreiner, Dave Bloodlines: A Tale from the Heart of AfricaEpic 2 Goff, Cindy Hayden, Seitu Nieves, Rafael Bloody MaryDC/Helix 1 1 Hollingsworth, Matt Blue MondayOni Press 1 Clugston-Major, Chynna Rich, Jamie editor Blueberry Saga: Confederate GoldMojo Press 1 Moebius Bone (Complete Bone Adventures)Cartoon Books 17 9 Smith, Jeff Book Of Jim Fantagraphics 2 Woodring, Jim Page 9 of 56 Title Publisher Wins Nominations Books of MagicDC/Vertigo 1 5 Berger, Karen editor Gaiman, Neil Booze, Broads, and BulletsDark Horse Comics 1 Miller, Frank Boulevard of Broken DreamsPantheon 2 Deitch, Kim Box Office PoisonTop Shelf Comics 2 Robinson, Alex Brainbomb Behemoth Books 1 Clopper, Brian Bram Stoker's DraculaTopps 3 Chiarello, Mark colorist Mignola, Mike penciller Nyberg, John inker Brat Pack King Hell/Tundra 2 Veitch, Rick Breathtaker DC 2 Wheatley, Mark colorist Brooklyn DreamsParadox 1 Taggart, Bronwyn Brotherman Big City Comics 1 Sims, David Brought to LifeEclipse 1 Moore, Alan Sienkiewicz, Bill Buddha Vertical Inc 1 Tezuka, Osamu Buffy the Vampire SlayerDark Horse Comics 1 Petrie, Doug Sook, Ryan Button Man: The Killing GameKitchen Sink Press 1 Amara, Phil editor Ranson, Arthur Wagner, John Buzz Kitchen Sink Press 1 Landman, Mark Cable Unknown 2 Robinson, James writer Page 10 of 56 Title Publisher Wins Nominations Cages (1997 also at Kitchen Sink Press)Tundra 3 11 Haythornthwaite, Clare McKean, Dave artist Calvin and HobbesUniversal Press 8 Watterson, Bill Calvin and Hobbes: Attack of the Deranged Andrews and McMeel 1 Mutant Killer Monster Snow Goons Watterson, Bill Calvin and Hobbes: The Revenge of the Baby- Andrews and McMeel 1 Sat Watterson, Bill Captain AmericaMarvel 5 Klein, Todd letterer Rosas, Joe colorist Waid, Mark writer Captain Sternnundra/Kitchen Sink Press 1 2 Amara, Phil editor Hendrix, Shephard inker Lacquemont, Julia colorist Wrightson, Bernie Caricature Fantagraphics 2 Clowes, Dan Carl Barks LibraryGladstone 1 1 Barks, Carl Cartoon History of the UniverseW.W. Norton 1 Gonick, Larry Castle WaitingOlio 4 4 Klein, Todd letterer Medley, Linda Catwoman DC 1 Hollingsworth, Matt colorist Cave-In High Water 2 Devlin, Tom
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