Make that Eisner WINNER Mike Norton! (And link to the rest of the winners)
David_D
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Congratulations, Mike!
As reported by The Beat:
I am also personally glad that Francavilla won for overall artist. His work this past year has been amazing (though he was great even when I first read him on Black Coat. But what he has been doing now that he also colors himself and does it all is remarkable).
As reported by The Beat:
Best New Graphic Album: A Tale of SandCongratulations to all the winners, many of whom have been featured on CGS.
Best reality based work: Green River Killer by Jeff Jensen and Jonathan Case
Beat graphic album reprint: Parker Martini Edition
Best humor: Evan Dorkin
Best continuing series: Daredevil
Beat limited series: Criminal by Ed Brubaker and Shawn Phillips
Russ Manning award winner: Tyler Crook
Best anthology: Dark Horse Presents
Best single issue: Daredevil #7
Beat writer/artist Craig Thompson
Beat short story: The Seventh by Darwyn Cooke
Best writer: Mark Waid
Spirit of retailing award winners: The Dragon in Guelph and Akira comics in Madrid
Best international work: The Milo Manara Library
Best International Edition: Onward Towards Our Noble Deaths by Mizuki
Best comics related book: Beat archival Comic Strip Mickey Mouse
Best archival comic book: Simonson’s Mighty Thor
Beat comics journalism: Tom Spurgeon, Comics Reporter
Best publication design: A Tale of Sand
Best over artist: Francesco Francavilla
Best pencilled/inker: Ramon Perez
Best publication for kids: Roger Langride for Snarked
Best pub for early readers Dragon Puncher Island by James Kochalka
Beat digital comic: Mike Norton’s Battle Pug
Best colorist: Laura Allred
Best letterer: Stan Sakai
I am also personally glad that Francavilla won for overall artist. His work this past year has been amazing (though he was great even when I first read him on Black Coat. But what he has been doing now that he also colors himself and does it all is remarkable).
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Matthew
Note to self:
A DC shutout at Eisners man that does suck hard as a DC fan well besides Laura Allred's work on iZombie which is ending soon. DC Comics the new Rodney Dangerfield of the comics industry in the new 52 era. No respect, no respect at all!
nicely done, Mr. Norton. Congrats!