National Comics Awards

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National Comics Award
Country  United Kingdom
First awarded 1997
Last awarded 2002

National Comics Awards are given out on an annual basis for comic book and related material published in the United Kingdom the previous year.

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[edit] History

The Awards were founded in 1997 by comic creators Kev F Sutherland and Mark Buckingham, and first took place at UKCAC, the UK Comic Art Convention in London, presented by Jonathan Ross and Paul Gambaccini [1]. The Awards took place at the Manchester UKCAC in 1998.

The Awards took place at the Bristol Comic Festival in 1999, and 2001–2004,[2] since when the major UK comics awards ceremony has been the Eagle Awards.

[edit] Awards

[edit] Best Writer

[edit] Best Writer in Comics Today/Now

[edit] Best Comics Writer Ever

[edit] Best Artist

[edit] Best Artist in Comics Today/Now

[edit] Best Comics Artist Ever

[edit] Best New Talent

[edit] Roll of Honor

[edit] Best Comic (British)

  • 1997: 2000 AD
  • 1998: 2000 AD
  • 1999: 2000 AD

[edit] Best Self-Published/Independent

[edit] Best Character

[edit] Best Comic (International)

[edit] Best Specialist Comics Publication

[edit] Best New Comic (British)

[edit] Best New Comic (International)

[edit] Best Comic-based Film/TV

[edit] Best Newspaper Strip

[edit] Best Supporting Character

[edit] Most Missed Character, Strip, or Comic

[edit] Best Individual Story

[edit] Best Comic-based Multimedia

[edit] Best Cover

[edit] Best British Comic Ever

(voters paid to be able to vote; all proceeds went to charity)

[edit] Best Comic in the World Ever

(voters paid to be able to vote; all proceeds went to charity)

Best Comic Of The 20th Century (voters paid to be able to vote; all proceeds went to the ChildLine Charity)

  • 1999: The Eagle

Best Comic in the World Today

[edit] Best Collected Series or Graphic Novel

[edit] Best Comic Ever

[edit] Best New Comic

[edit] Best Specialist Magazine or Website

[edit] Best Comic Now

[edit] Best Online Strip

[edit] Notes

  1. ^ Chris Wilson. "Dennis the Menace zaps Dan Dare". Sunday Telegraph London. http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1P2-19138716.html. Retrieved March 16, 1997. 
  2. ^ "National Comics Awards Results 2003". Down The Tubes. http://www.downthetubes.net/news_archive/2003/awards2003.html. Retrieved April 2003. 

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