List of Eagle Award nominees and winners

The following is a list winners and nominees (if available) of the Eagle Award, sorted by year that the award was presented. The Eagle Awards were first distributed in 1977 and were consistently presented in the 1980s and the 2000s (being mostly dormant in the 1990s). In 2014, in connection with Stan Lee, the Eagle Awards were renamed, and presented as, the True Believer Comic Awards. They have not returned since then.

Past winners

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1977

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For comics published in 1976[1]

Presented at the British Comic Art Convention on 3 September 1977, at the Bloomsbury Centre Hotel, London.[2] Nominations in 19 categories:

Favourite Comicbook Artist

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Favourite British Comics Artist

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Favourite Comicbook Writer — U.S.

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Favourite British Comics Writer

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Favourite Comicbook - Dramatic

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Favourite Comicbook - Humour

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Favourite Dramatic Black & White Comics Magazine[3]

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Favourite Black & White Comicbook - Humour

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Favourite Comic Publication All Time

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Favourite Comicbook Character

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Favourite British Comic Character

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Favourite Comicbook Team

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Favourite New Comic Title

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Favourite Single Comicbook Story

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  • Howard the Duck #3: "Four Feathers of Death" (Steve Gerber/John Buscema)[3]

Favourite Continued Comic Story

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  • Master of Kung Fu #48-51 (Doug Moench/Paul Gulacy)
    • Defenders #31-40 + Annual #1 (Steve Gerber/Sal Buscema)
    • X-Men #98-100 (Chris Claremont/Dave Cockrum)

Favorite Professional British Comic Publication

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Favourite British Fan Publication

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Favourite British Fan Personality

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Favourite Comics Creator All Time (a.k.a. Roll of Honour)

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1978

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Presented at the British Comic Art Convention, 29 July 1978, for comics released during 1977.[4] Nominations in 21 categories.

Favourite Artist

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Favourite Writer

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Favourite Comic Book (Dramatic)

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Favourite Black & White Magazine

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Favourite New Artist

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Favourite Comic Book (Humour)

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Favourite Inker

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Favourite Character

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Favourite Villain

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Favourite Team

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Favourite Supporting Character

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Character Most Worthy of Own Feature

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Favourite Single Story

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  • Avengers Annual #7 – "The Final Threat" (Jim Starlin)
    • Detective Comics #472 – "I am the Batman" (Steve Englehart/Marshall Rogers)
    • Howard the Duck #16 – "The Zen and Art of Comic Book Writing" (Steve Gerber/Various artists)
    • Marvel Premiere #38 – "The Lord of Tyndall's Quest" (Doug Moench/Mike Ploog)
    • Marvel Preview #11 – "Starlord" (Chris Claremont/John Byrne)

Favourite Continued Story

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  • Avengers Annual #7/Marvel Two-in-One Annual #2 — "End of Warlock Saga" (Jim Starlin)

Favourite New Title

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Favourite British Pro Comics Publication

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Favourite Fan Publication

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Favourite British Comics Character

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Favourite British artist

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Favourite British writer

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Roll of Honour

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1979

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For comics published in 1978. Presented at "Comicon '79," the British Comic Art Convention 11, Hotel Metropole, Birmingham, on September 1, 1979.

BRITISH SECTION

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Favourite Comicbook Artist
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Favourite Comic Book Writer
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Favourite Pro Comics Publication
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Favourite Fan Publication
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Favourite Character
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AMERICAN SECTION

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Favourite Comicbook Artist
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Favourite Comic Book Writer
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Favourite Inker
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Favourite Comic Magazine
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Favourite Comic Magazine
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Favourite Comic Book Character
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Favourite Comic Book Group
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Favourite Comic Book Villain
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Favourite Supporting Character
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Character Most Worthy of His Own Feature
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Favourite Single Story
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Best Continued Story
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Favourite Cover
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Roll of Honour

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1980

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Source:[7]

For comics published in 1979.

AMERICAN SECTION

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Favourite Comicbook Artist
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Favourite Writer
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Favourite Inker
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Favourite Comicbook
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Favourite Magazine
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Favourite Comicbook Character
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Favourite Group or Team
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Favourite Villain
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Favourite Supporting Character
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Character Most Worthy of Own Book
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Favourite Single Comicbook Story
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Favourite Continued Comic Story
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Favourite New Comic Title
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Favourite Cover
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Favourite Fan Publication
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BRITISH SECTION

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Favourite Comicbook Artist (UK)
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Favourite Writer
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Favourite Inker
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Favourite Comic
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Favourite Magazine
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Favourite Character
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Favourite Group or Team
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Favourite Villain
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Favourite Supporting Character
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Character Most Worthy of Own Book
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Favourite Single Story
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Favourite Continued Story
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Favourite New Title
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Favourite Cover
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  • 2000 AD 144
    • 2000 AD 113
    • 2000 AD 134
Favourite Fan Publication
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Roll of Honour

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1981

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For comics published in 1980.[11][12]

AMERICAN SECTION

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Favourite Comic Book Artist
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Favourite Comics Book Writer
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Favourite Comic Book Inker
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Favourite Comic Book
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Favourite Comic Magazine
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Favourite Comic Book Character
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Favourite Group or Team
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Favourite Comic Book Villain
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Favourite Supporting Character
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Character Most Worthy of Own Book
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Favourite Single Comic Book Story
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  • X-Men #137 "The Fate of the Phoenix"
Favourite Continued Comic Book Story
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Favourite New Comic Book Title
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Favourite Comic Book Cover
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  • X-Men #136 (John Byrne/Terry Austin)
    • X-Men #137
    • X-Men #130
    • X-Men 140
Favourite Fan Publication
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BRITISH SECTION

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Favourite Artist
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Favourite Writer
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Favourite Comic
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Favourite Comic Magazine
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Favourite Character
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Favourite Group or Team
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Favourite Villain
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Favourite Supporting Character
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Character Most Worthy of Own Book
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Favourite Single Story
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Favourite Continued Story
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Favourite Cover
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Favourite Fan Publication
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Roll of Honor

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1982

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The Eagle Awards were not presented or distributed in 1982[13] (except for possibly the Roll of Honour).

Roll of Honour

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1983

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For comics published in 1982; awards presented 15 October 1983 at the London Comic Mart, Central Hall, Westminster,[15] by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons.[13][16]

AMERICAN SECTION

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Favourite Comic Book Writer
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Favourite Comic Book Artist (Penciler)
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Favourite Inker
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Favourite Comic Book
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Favourite Character
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Favourite Group or Team
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Favourite Villain
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Favourite Supporting Character
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Character Most Worthy of Own Title
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Favourite Single or Continued Story
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  • Wolverine #1-4 (limited series)
Favourite New Comic Title
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Favourite Comic Cover
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Favourite Specialist Comics Publication
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BRITISH SECTION[18]

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Favourite Comicbook Writer
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Favourite Comicbook Artist
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Favourite Comic
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Favourite Comic Character
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Favourite Villain
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Favourite Supporting Character
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Character Most Worthy of Own Title
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Favourite Single or Continued Story
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  • Marvelman (Warrior #1-3, 5 & 6)
Favourite New Comic
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  • Warrior
Favourite Comic Cover
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Favourite Specialist Comics Publication
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  • [PASS]

Roll of Honour

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1984

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The 1984 awards[20] (for comics published in 1983) were announced/presented at the Birmingham Comic Art Show, on Saturday, June 2, 1984.[20][21]

London Comic Mart, Central Hall Westminster, on Saturday, June 2, 1984

AMERICAN SECTION

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Favourite Penciler
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Favourite Inker
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Favourite Writer
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Favourite Comic
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Favourite Character
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Favourite Group or Team
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Favourite Villain
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Favourite Supporting Character
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Character Most Worthy of Own Title/Series
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Favourite Single or Continued Story
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Favourite New Comic Title
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Favourite Comic Cover
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    • American Flagg! #2, "Back in the U.S.A." (Howard Chaykin)
    • American Flagg! #3, "Killed in the Ratings" (Howard Chaykin)
    • Camelot 3000 #9, "Grailquest 3000" (Brian Bolland)
Favourite Special Comics Publication
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BRITISH SECTION

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Favourite Artist
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Favourite Writer
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Favourite Comic
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Favourite Character
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Roll of Honor

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1985

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For comics released in 1984.[22]

BRITISH SECTION

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Favourite Artist
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Favourite Writer
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Favourite Comic Book
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Favourite Character
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Favourite Group
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Favourite Villain
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Favourite Supporting Character
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Character Most Worthy of Own Title
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Favourite Story
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Favourite New Title
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Favourite Cover
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Favourite Speciality Comics Publication
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NORTH AMERICAN SECTION

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Favourite Artist
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Favourite Writer
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Favourite Comic Book
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Favourite Character
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Favourite Group
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Favourite Villain
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Favourite Supporting Character
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Character Most Worthy of Own Title

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Favourite Story
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Favourite New Title
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Favourite Cover
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Favourite Speciality Publication
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Roll of Honour

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1986

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Awards for comics released during 1985 were presented on Sunday, June 1, 1986, at The Birmingham Comic Art Show. The winners were:[24]

BRITISH SECTION

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Favourite Artist
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Favourite Writer
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Favourite Comic
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Favourite Comic Album
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  • Nemesis Book III
    • Judge Dredd Annual 1986
    • 2000 AD Annual 1986
Favourite Comic Character
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Favourite Villain
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Favourite Supporting Character
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Character Most Worthy of Own Title
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Favourite Single or Continued Story
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Favourite New Comic
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  • Captain Britain
Favourite Comic Cover
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  • Captain Britain #6
    • Captain Britain #8
    • 2000 AD #450
Favourite Specialist Comics Publication
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AMERICAN SECTION[25]

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Favourite Artist (penciller)
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Favourite Artist (inker)
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Favourite Writer
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  • Alan Moore
    • Chris Claremont
    • Marv Wolfman
Favourite Comic Book
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Favourite Graphic Novel
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Favourite Character
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  • Batman
    • Wolverine
    • Swamp Thing
Favourite Group or Team
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  • X-Men
    • Teen Titans
    • Fantastic Four
Favourite Villain
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Favourite Supporting Character
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Character Most Worthy of Own Title
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Favourite Single or Continued Story
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  • Crisis on Infinite Earths #1-9
    • X-Men Annual #9/New Mutants Special #1
    • "American Gothic" in Swamp Thing #37
Favourite New Comic Title
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Favourite Comic Cover
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  • Swamp Thing #34
Favourite Specialist Comics Publication
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Roll of Honour

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1987

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The 1986 results were presented on Saturday, September 5, 1987, at UKCAC87, The Institute of Education, London WC1. The winners were:[26]

British Section

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  • Favourite Artist: Alan Davis
  • Favourite Writer: Alan Moore
  • Favourite Comic: 2000 AD
  • Favourite Comic Album: D.R. and Quinch's Totally Awesome Guide to Life
  • Favourite Character: Judge Dredd
  • Favourite Villain: Torquemada
  • Favourite Supporting Character: Ukko the Dwarf (from Sláine)
  • Character Most Worthy of Own Title: Captain Britain
  • Favourite Single or Continued Story: Halo Jones Book Three
  • Favourite New Comic: Redfox
  • Favourite Comic Cover: 2000 AD #500
  • Favourite Specialist Comics Publication: Speakeasy

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  • Favourite Artist (penciller): Frank Miller
  • Favourite Artist (inker): Terry Austin
  • Favourite Writer: Alan Moore
  • Favourite Comicbook: Watchmen
  • Favourite Graphic Novel: Batman: The Dark Knight Returns
  • Favourite Character: Batman
  • Favourite Group or Team: X-Men
  • Favourite Villain: The Joker
  • Favourite Supporting Character: John Constantine
  • Character Most Worthy of Own Title: Wolverine
  • Favourite Single or Continued Story: Batman: The Dark Knight Returns
  • Favourite New Comic Title: Watchmen
  • Favourite Comic Cover: Batman: The Dark Knight Returns #1
  • Favourite Specialist Comics Publication: Amazing Heroes

Roll of Honour

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  • Frank Miller

1988

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The Awards for comics released during 1987 were presented on Saturday, September 24, 1988, at UKCAC88, The Institute of Education, London WC1. The winners were:[28]

British Section

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American Section

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  • Favourite Artist (penciller): Bill Sienkiewicz
  • Favourite Artist (inker): Terry Austin
  • Favourite Writer: Alan Moore
  • Favourite Comicbook: Watchmen
  • Favourite Graphic Novel: Daredevil: Love and War
  • Favourite Character: Batman
  • Favourite Group or Team: Justice League International
  • Favourite Villain: The Joker
  • Favourite Supporting Character: Abigail Arcane Cable
  • Character Most Worthy of Own Title: Rorschach
  • Favourite Single or Continued Story: Batman #404-407: Year One
  • Favourite New Comic Title: Marshal Law
  • Favourite Comic Cover: Wonder Woman #10
  • Favourite Specialist Comics Publication: Amazing Heroes

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  • Pat Mills

1990

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The results for 1989 were presented at the 1990 United Kingdom Comic Art Convention (UKCAC) on September 23[29] by Paul Gambaccini and Dave Gibbons. The winners were:[30]

  • Roll of Honour: 2000 AD
  • Best International Comic Book: Akira

British Section

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  • Favourite Artist: Simon Bisley
  • Favourite Writer: Grant Morrison
  • Favourite Comic: 2000 AD
  • Favourite Graphic Novel: Sláine: The Horned God Book I
  • Favourite Character: Judge Dredd
  • Favourite Villain: Judge Death
  • Favourite Supporting Character: Middenface McNulty (Strontium Dog)
  • Favourite Single or Continued Story: Sláine: The Horned God Book I (2000 AD #626-635)
  • Favourite New Comic: The Bogie Man
  • Favourite Comic Cover: 2000 AD Prog 626
  • Favourite Specialist Comics Publication: Speakeasy

American Section

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1997

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Best Newcomer: Alex Ronald[31]

2000

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British Section

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Favourite British Comic
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(Sponsored by Comic Book Postal Auctions)

Favourite Comic Strip in a UK Comic or Magazine
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Favourite UK Non-newsstand Title
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(Sponsored by Red Route)

North American Section

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The following award nominations cover creators and work published in the U.S. and Canada only (irrespective of the country of origin of the work or the nationality of its creators), with nominations based purely on work published in 1999:

Favourite Colour Comicbook
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(Sponsored by Quality Comics)

Favourite Black & White Comicbook
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(Sponsored by Page 45)

Favourite New Comicbook of 1999
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(Sponsored by Dynamic Forces)

International Section

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Favourite Comics Writer
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Favourite Comics Artist (penciller)
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Favourite Comic Book Artist (inker)
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Favourite Comics Artist (painted artwork)
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Favourite Comics Artist (colouring)
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Favourite Comics Editor
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Favourite Comic (excluding North American and UK titles)
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(Sponsored by Knockabout Comics)

Favourite Comics Character
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(Sponsored by David's Comics)

Favourite Comics Story (which appeared, began or ended during 1999)
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(Sponsored by Quality Comics)

Character Most Worthy of Own Ongoing Title
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Favourite Supporting Character
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Favourite Cover Published During 1999
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Favourite Comics Villain
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(Sponsored by B-Hive Ltd.)

Favourite Graphic Novel
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(Sponsored by Diamond Comic Distributors)

Favourite Trade Paperback
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Favourite Newspaper Strip
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(Sponsored by Gosh)

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(Sponsored by eBay)

Favourite Comics E-Zine
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Favourite Trade Publication
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(Sponsored by East End Offset)

Favourite Comics-based Film or TV Series
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(Sponsored by SFX magazine)

Roll of Honour
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(Sponsored by Cartoon Art Trust) A lifetime achievement award.

2002

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Note: Voting ended in October 2001 and the winners were announced in June 2002, so news reports announced these variously as the 2001, or 2002 Eagle Awards.

British Section

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Favourite British Comic
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Favourite Comic Strip to Appear in a UK Comic or Magazine
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Favourite British Small Press Title
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North American Section

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The following award nominations cover creators and work published in the US and Canada only (irrespective of the country of origin of the work or the nationality of its creators), with nominations based purely on work published in 2000:

Favourite Colour Comicbook
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Favourite Black & White Comicbook
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Favourite New Comicbook of 2000
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International Section

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Favourite Comics Writer
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Favourite Comics Writer/Artist
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Favourite Comics Artist: Pencils
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Favourite Comic Book Artist:Inks
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Favourite Comics Artist:Fully Painted Artwork
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Favourite Colourist
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Favourite Comics Editor
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Favourite Manga Comic
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Favourite European Comic
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Favourite Comics Character
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Favourite Comics Story
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  • The Authority: The Nativity
    • Starman: Grand Guignol
    • Powers: Who Killed Retro Girl?
Character Most Worthy of Own Ongoing Title
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Favourite Supporting Character in Comics
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Favourite Comics Cover Published During 2000
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Favourite Comics Villain
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Favourite Graphic Novel
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Favourite Reprint Collection
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Favourite Newspaper Strip
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Favourite Magazine about Comics
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Favourite Comics-based Book
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Internet Section

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  • Comic Book Resources
    • 2000ADonline
    • Newsarama
Favourite Comics E-Zine
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Favourite Web-based Comic
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Roll of Honour

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2004

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Presented at the inaugural Comic Expo, held November 6–7, at the Ramada City Inn in Bristol.[32]

Favourite Colour Comicbook

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Favourite Black & White Comicbook

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Favourite New Comicbook

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Favourite Comics Writer

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Favourite Comics Writer/Artist

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Favourite Comics Artist: Pencils

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Favourite Comics Artist: Inks

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Favourite Comics Artist: Painted Art

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  • Alex Ross
    • Gabriel del Otto
    • Glenn Fabry

Favourite Colourist

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Favourite Comics Editor

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Favourite Manga Comic

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Favourite European Comic

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  • Tex (Sergio Bonelli Editore, Italy)

Favourite Comics Character

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Favourite Comics Story

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Character Most Worthy of Own Title

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  • Doctor Strange (Marvel Comics)
    • Captain Britain
    • Marvelman/Miracleman

Favourite Supporting Character

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Favourite Comics Cover

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Favourite Comics Villain

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Favourite Graphic Novel

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Favourite Reprint Compilation

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Favourite Newspaper Strip

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Favourite Magazine About Comics

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  • Mythology: The DC Comics Art of Alex Ross (Chip Kidd with Geoff Spear)
    • The Art of Mike Mignola
    • Sandman: King of Dreams (Alisa Kwitney)

Favourite Comics-based Movie or TV

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Favourite British Comic

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Favourite Comic Strip to Appear in a UK Comic or Magazine

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Favourite British Small Press Title

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Favourite Comics E-Zine

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Favourite Web-based Comic

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Roll of Honour

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  • Neil Gaiman

2006

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The results[34] were announced on 13 May 2006 at the Comic Expo in Bristol.

Favourite Colour Comicbook - American

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Favourite Colour Comicbook - British

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Favourite Black & White Comicbook - American

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Favourite Black & White Comicbook - British

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Favourite New Comicbook

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Favourite Comics Writer

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Favourite Comics Writer/Artist

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Favourite Comics Artist: Pencils

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Favourite Comics Artist: Inks

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  • Jimmy Palmiotti
    • Mark Farmer
    • Ande Parks

Favourite Comics Artist: Fully Painted Artwork

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Favourite Colourist

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Favourite Letterer

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Favourite Comics Editor

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Favourite Publisher

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  • DC Comics
    • IDW Publishing
    • Marvel Comics

Favourite Manga

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Favourite European Comic

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Favourite Comics Character

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  • Batman
    • Hellboy
    • Judge Dredd

Favourite Comics Villain

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Favourite Comics Story

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Favourite Comics Cover

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Favourite Original Graphic Novel

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Favourite Reprint Compilation

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Favourite Magazine About Comics

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  • The Comics Journal (Fantagraphics Books)
    • Comic Book Artist (Top Shelf)
    • Comics International (Quality Communications)
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Favourite Comics-based Movie or TV

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Favourite Web-based Comic

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Roll of Honour

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Eagle Awards 30th Anniversary Award for Outstanding Achievements in British Comics

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2007

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Nominations were made by the general comics-reading public via the Eagle Awards website, with the five most popular becoming nominees for the awards. The awards ceremony was held on Saturday, May 12, 2007, at the 2007 Bristol Comic Expo and was hosted by Norman Lovett.[35]

Favourite Colour Comicbook - American

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Favourite Colour Comicbook - British

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Favourite Black & White Comicbook - American

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Favourite Black & White Comicbook - British

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Favourite New Comicbook

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Favourite Comics Writer

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Favourite Comics Writer/Artist

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Favourite Comics Artist: Pencils

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  • John Cassaday
    • Frank Quitely
    • Bryan Hitch
    • Alex Maleev
    • Frank Cho

Favourite Comics Artist: Inks

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Favourite Comics Artist: Fully Painted Artwork

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Favourite Colourist

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Favourite Letterer

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Favourite Editor

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Favourite Publisher

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Favourite Manga

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Favourite European Comic

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Favourite Comics Character

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Favourite Comics Villain

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Favourite Comics Story Published During 2006

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  • Nextwave #1-6
    • All-Star Superman
    • Civil War #1 up
    • Daredevil #82-87 The Devil in Cell Block D
    • 52 #1 up

Favourite Comics Cover Published During 2006

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Favourite Original Graphic Novel

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Favourite Reprint Compilation

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Favourite Magazine About Comics

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  • Making Comics: Storytelling Secrets of Comics, Manga and Graphic Novels (Scott McCloud; HarperCollins)
    • George Pérez: Story Teller (Dynamite)
    • Great British Comics (Paul Gravett and Peter Stanbury; Aurum Press)
    • The Art of Brian Bolland (Image/Desperado)
    • Writing For Comics With Peter David (Impact Books)

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Favourite Web-based Comic

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Roll of Honour

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  • Warren Ellis
    • Alex Toth
    • Brian K. Vaughan
    • Brian Michael Bendis
    • Tom Frame

2008

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The ceremony was held on Saturday May 10, 2008, at the Bristol Comic Expo, and the awards were presented by comedian Fraser Ayres.[36]

Award for Favourite Newcomer Writer

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Award for Favourite Newcomer Artist

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Award for Favourite Comics Writer

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  • Alan Moore
    • Brian K. Vaughan
    • Brian Michael Bendis
    • Ed Brubaker
    • Warren Ellis

Award for Favourite Comics Writer/Artist

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Award for Favourite Comics Artist: Pencils

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Award for Favourite Comics Artist: Inks

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Award for Favourite Artist: Fully-Painted Artwork

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Award for Favourite Colourist

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Award for Favourite Letterer

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  • Dave Gibbons

Award for Favourite Editor

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Award for Favourite Publisher

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Award for Favourite Colour Comicbook - American

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Award for Favourite Colour Comicbook - British

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Award for Favourite Black and White Comicbook - American

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Award for Favourite Black and White Comicbook - British

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Award for Favourite New Comicbook

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Award for Favourite Manga

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Award for Favourite European Comics

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Award for Favourite Comics Story published during 2007

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Award for Favourite Comics Cover published during 2007

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Award for Favourite Original Graphic Novel

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Award for Favourite Reprint Compilation

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Award for Favourite Comics Hero

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  • Batman

Award for Favourite Comics Villain

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Award for Favourite Magazine About Comics

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Award for Favourite Comics-Based Movie Or TV

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  • Marvel.com

Award for Favourite Web-Based Comic

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Award for Roll of Honour

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  • Mike Mignola

2010

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The 2009 vote was skipped but the 2010 awards (for work done in 2009)[37] were presented at the London MCM Expo in a gala held at ExCeL London on 29 October 2009.[38]

Favourite Newcomer Writer

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Favourite Newcomer Artist

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Favourite Writer

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  • Warren Ellis

Favourite Writer/Artist

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Favourite Artist: Pencils

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Favourite Artist: Inks

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Favourite Artist: Fully-Painted Artwork

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Favourite Colourist

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Favourite Letterer

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Favourite Editor

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Favourite Publisher

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Favourite American Colour Comicbook

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Favourite British Colour Comicbook

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Favourite American Black and White Comicbook

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Favourite British Black and White Comicbook

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Favourite New Comicbook

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Favourite Manga

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Favourite European Comicbook

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Favourite Single Story Published During 2009

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  • Phonogram: The Singles Club #4: "Konichiwa Bitches"
    • Doctor Who: "The Time Machination"
    • Doctor Who: "Black Death White Life"
    • From the Pages of Bram Stoker's Dracula: Harker
    • R.E.B.E.L.S. Annual #1: "Starro the Conqueror"

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  • The Walking Dead #61-65: "Fear The Hunters"
    • Doctor Who: The Forgotten
    • Judge Dredd: "Tour of Duty"
    • Phonogram: The Singles Club
    • Scalped #19-24: "The Gravel in your Gut"

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  • Batman and Robin #4 (Frank Quitely)

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2011

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The awards for work in 2010 on 27 May 2011 and was presented by Billy West.[39][40]

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  • Mike Mignola
    • Carlos Ezquerra
    • Gary Erskine
    • Becky Cloonan
    • Bill Sienkiewicz

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  • DC Comics/Vertigo/WildStorm
    • Dark Horse Comics
    • Image Comics/Top Cow
    • IDW Publishing
    • Marvel Comics

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  • The Walking Dead #73-79: "Too Far Gone"
    • Hellboy #47-49: "The Storm"
    • Fables #94-98: "Rose Red"
    • Invincible #71-ongoing: "The Viltrumite War"
    • 2000 AD #1650-1693: Judge Dredd: "Tour of Duty"

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2012

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The 2012 Eagle Awards were announced on 25 May 2012.[41][42]

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  • DC Comics/Vertigo

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  • Walking Dead: "No Way Out"
    • American Vampire: "Ghost War"
    • Batwoman: "Hydrology"
    • Chew: "Flambe"
    • Detective Comics: "The Black Mirror"

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  • Batwoman #1 by J.H. Williams III
    • 2000 AD #1752 by D'Israeli (featuring Dirty Frank)
    • Aquaman #1 by Ivan Reis
    • Daredevil #1 by Paolo Rivera
    • Detective Comics #880 by Jock

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  • Frank Quitely
    • Adam Hughes
    • Brian Michael Bendis
    • Darwyn Cooke
    • Geoff Johns

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The Eagle Awards returned one last time, renamed as The True Believers Comics Award but keeping essentially the same format as in the past. They were presented at the London Film and Comic Con (with Anthony Stewart Head hosting) on July 12, 2014.[43]

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  • Matt Fraction
    • Alan Moore
    • James Roberts
    • Kelly Sue DeConnick
    • Scott Snyder

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  • Fiona Staples
    • Becky Cloonan
    • David Aja
    • Greg Capullo
    • J.H. Williams

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  • Becky Cloonan
    • Bill Sienkiewicz
    • Brian Bolland
    • David Aja
    • J.H. Williams III

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  • Fiona Staples
    • Adi Granov
    • Alex Ross
    • Francesco Francavilla
    • J.H. Williams III

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  • Chris Ryall
    • Matt Smith
    • Nick Lowe
    • Scott Allie
    • Stephen Wacker

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  • Saga
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    • Hawkeye
    • Sex Criminals
    • Transformers: More than Meets the Eye

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  • 2000 AD
    • Death Sentence
    • Dungeon Fun
    • Porcelain: A Gothic Fairy Tale
    • Saltire Invasion

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  • The Walking Dead
    • Batman Black and White
    • Punk Rock Jesus
    • Rachel Rising
    • Satellite Sam

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  • Good Cop Bad Cop by Jim Alexander
    • Dexter's Half Dozen
    • Futurequake
    • School of Bitches
    • Wolf Country

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  • Hawkeye Volume 1 Oversized H/C
    • Captain America: The Winter Soldier
    • Jeff Smith's Bone's The Great Cow Race: Artist's Edition
    • The Joker: The Clown Prince of Crime
    • Zenith

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  • "Pizza is my Business," Hawkeye #11
    • "Cybertronian Homesick Blues", Transformers: More Than Meets the Eye #13
    • "Kingdoms Fall" Infinity #3
    • "The End" Locke & Key: Alpha #2
    • Afterlife with Archie #1

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  • Saga
    • Batman #21 on – "Zero Year"
    • Fables #125-129 – "Snow White"
    • The Walking Dead #115 on – "All Out War"
    • Transformers: More Than Meets the Eye #17-21 – "Remain in Light"

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  • Hawkeye #9 (David Aja)
    • Fables #134
    • Pretty Deadly #1
    • Rat Queens #1
    • Sex Criminals #1

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  • Bleeding Cool
    • Back Issue
    • Comic Heroes
    • Judge Dredd Megazine
    • The Comics Journal
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  • The Secret History of Marvel Comics: Jack Kirby and the Moonlighting Artists at Martin Goodman's Empire by Blake Bell and Michael J. Vassallo
    • Genius, Illustrated: The Life and Time of Alex Toth
    • Magic Words: The Extraordinary Life of Alan Moore
    • The DC Comics Guide to Creating Comics: Inside the Art of Visual Storytelling
    • The Fables Encyclopaedia
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  • Iron Man 3
    • Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
    • Arrow
    • The Walking Dead
    • Thor: The Dark World
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  • Gail Simone
    • Jean Giraud (Moebius)
    • Jim Lee
    • Karen Berger
    • Walter Simonson

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  1. ^ "The award went to John Stokes in second place, as Brian Bolland did not feel he was eligible for it in 1979."

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Citations

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  1. ^ "1977 | the Eagle Awards". April 4, 2012. Archived from the original on 2012-04-04. at the official Eagle Awards website, archived at the Wayback Machine. (Retrieved 9 September 2018.)
  2. ^ Burton, Richard "'The Eagles' are launched!" in Burton (ed.) Comic Media News #30 (Mar-Apr 1977), p. 11
  3. ^ a b c d e f g "Marvel Bullpen Bulletins," Marvel Team-Up #69 (May 1978).
  4. ^ The source for this and the other 1978 winners is Previous Winners: 1978, at the official Eagle Awards website, archived at the Wayback Machine. (Retrieved 9 September 2018.)
  5. ^ The source for this and the other 1979 awards is from BEM #26 (Dec. 1979), p. 7.
  6. ^ "X-Men Sweep Eagle Awards," The Comics Journal #52 (Dec. 1979).
  7. ^ "The Eagle Awards 1979," BEM #31 (Dec. 1980), p. 32.
  8. ^ The source for this and other winners is Previous Winners: 1980, at the official Eagle Awards website, archived at the Wayback Machine. (Retrieved 9 September 2018.)
  9. ^ Bolland, Brian Archived 2016-04-11 at the Wayback Machine. Who's Who of American Comic Books, 1928–1999. Retrieved September 30, 2012.
  10. ^ Groth, Gary. "Visions of Today and Tomorrow," The Comics Journal #72 (May 1982), p. 55.
  11. ^ "The Eagle Awards for 1980," BEM #35 (NMP, Spring 1982), p. 9.
  12. ^ "Marvel's X-Men Sweep British Eagle Awards," The Comics Journal #69 (Dec. 1981).
  13. ^ a b "News From Hither and Yon: Eagles Return, New Dog Strip, EC Update, Computer Comics," The Comics Journal #84 (Sept. 1983), p. 22.
  14. ^ Mick Austin entry, Who's Who of American Comic Books, 1928–1999. Accessed Jan. 16, 2020.
  15. ^ "The Eagle Awards - Results: 1983," Eagle Awards website. Archived at the Wayback Machine. Accessed Jan. 27, 2020.
  16. ^ Mistakenly labeled (?) at Previous Winners: 1984 at the official Eagle Awards website, archived at the Wayback Machine. (Retrieved 22 September 2018.)
  17. ^ Terry Austin entry, Who's Who of American Comic Books, 1928–1999. Accessed Jan. 16, 2020.
  18. ^ Green, Steve. "This Month," The Birmingham Science Fiction Group #147 (Nov. 1983), p. 2.
  19. ^ a b "Eagle Awards," Grand Comics Database. Accessed Jan. 16, 2020.
  20. ^ a b "Eagle Nominations Announced; American Flagg Nominated for 10," The Comics Journal #89 (May 1984), p. 11.
  21. ^ Stringer, Lew. "Conventions of the Past - Part 1," Blimey! The Blog of British Comics (May 05, 2009).
  22. ^ This information and all other awards and nominations from 1985 in: TH. "1984 Eagle Awards announced," The Comics Journal #101 (Aug. 1985).
  23. ^ Steve Ditko entry, Who's Who of American Comic Books, 1928–1999. Accessed Jan. 16, 2020.
  24. ^ Previous Winners: 1986 at the official Eagle Awards website, archived at The Wayback Machine. (Retrieved 22 September 2018.)
  25. ^ American nominees and winners only, published in "English Eagle Awards Announced," The Comics Journal #110 (Aug. 1986), p. 18.
  26. ^ Previous Winners: 1987 at the Eagle Awards website, archived at The Wayback Machine. (Retrieved 22 September 2018.)
  27. ^ a b Bell, Chris and Fox. "Reditorial," Redfox #12 (Valkyrie Press, Nov. 1987).
  28. ^ Previous Winners: 1988 at the Eagle Awards website, archived at The Wayback Machine. (Retrieved 22 September 2018.)
  29. ^ a b "Eagle Awards Return," The Comics Journal #139 (Dec. 1990), p. 20.
  30. ^ "Previous Winners: 1990" at the official Eagle Awards website, archived at The Wayback Machine. (Retrieved 22 September 2018.)
  31. ^ "Previous Winners 1997" at the Eagle Awards website, archived at The Wayback Machine.
  32. ^ Patty, Shawn (November 11, 2004). "2004 Eagle Awards Winners". Comics Bulletin. Archived from the original on July 8, 2011.
  33. ^ The source of this and all 2005 awards is from Eagle Awards Results 2005 at the official Eagle Awards website (archived at The Wayback Machine, retrieved 22 December 2018)
  34. ^ The source for this and all 2006 awards is from Previous Winners: 2006 at the official Eagle Awards website, archived at the Wayback Machine. (Retrieved 16 January 2020.)
  35. ^ Official Press Release. "Eagle Awards Website Open for Nominations," Comic Book Resources (Feb 05, 2007).
  36. ^ Hunt, James "A Report from Bristol International Comics Expo", Comic Book Resources (May 12, 2008).
  37. ^ Connelly, Brendon (October 29, 2010). "Full Results Of The 2010 Eagle Awards". Bleeding Cool. Retrieved October 29, 2010.
  38. ^ MacDonald, Heidi. "2010 Eagle Award Winners," The Beat (30 October 2010).
  39. ^ Johnston, Rich (March 14, 2011). "Eagle Awards Nominations Announced". Bleeding Cool. Retrieved March 14, 2011.
  40. ^ Johnston, Rich (May 27, 2011). "The Eagle Awards – Results And Dave Gibbons' Acceptance Speech". Bleeding Cool. Retrieved May 27, 2011.
  41. ^ Morris, Steve (May 25, 2012). "The Final Eagle Awards have Landed". Comics Beat. Archived from the original on June 6, 2012. Retrieved May 25, 2012.
  42. ^ Spurgeon, Tom (May 25, 2012). "Your 2012 Eagle Awards Winners". The Comics Reporter. Retrieved May 25, 2012.
  43. ^ Freeman, John. "True Believer Awards: The Winners," DownTheTubes.net (JULY 13, 2014).

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